>"I was recommending that MBA students drop out and launch an app on the App Store instead." Wow, no offense, but that's terrible advice. Part of what's wrong

>"I was recommending that MBA students drop out and launch an app on the App Store instead." Wow, no offense, but that's terrible advice. Part of what's wrong with the tech culture is that everyone believes their "app" is a billion dollar enterprise waiting to happen. Go look around at the crap on the App Store. Do you really believe that launching an App teaches you anything remotely close to what's covered in a MBA program? I mean, you're supposed to learn the stuff (marketing, economics) then apply that knowledge to things like building an app.