I'm not sure how many people attending Stanford GSB are interested in creating minimal viable products. At a $185,000 price tag, you're buying yourself into a

I'm not sure how many people attending Stanford GSB are interested in creating minimal viable products. At a $185,000 price tag, you're buying yourself into a job in big three managerial consulting (McKinsey, Bain, Boston Consulting Group), or finance, which generally comes with a very nice starting salary, signing bonus, and a built-in career trajectory. Most consultants are either deep in consulting in 10 years and making very nice money (mid to high 6 figures, low 7) as a partner or manager or have moved on to vice president or higher level positions at client organizations you've consulted for. Totally different worlds.