"Coding is hard. HBS students who took the university’s introductory computer science course said that they spent 16.3 hours a week on the course, which is “2-3

"Coding is hard. HBS students who took the university’s introductory computer science course said that they spent 16.3 hours a week on the course, which is “2-3 [times] more time than they would spend on an MBA elective that yielded equivalent academic credit,” wrote Eisenmann in a Harvard Business Review blog post last fall." This speaks volumes to the quality of the education an MBA provides. I wonder what the ratio of MBA candidates who want to put in that level of effort are to those who would choose "easier" paths?