I found it surprisingly petty for him to quote it in that way: I won’t defend an MBA (never did, never will) but furthering your education can’t be compared hea

I found it surprisingly petty for him to quote it in that way: I won’t defend an MBA (never did, never will) but furthering your education can’t be compared head-on to a business opportunity. The “now of never” is obviously a flipped argument (for the start-up, not the MBA that will be available every year) but you can’t fault the Dean for trying.