Any ULM MBA's out there

If it aint T50 you're about to get blasted


No idea...but good luck

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Why are you going?

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Multiple reasons.

1. Its paid for
2.Looking to land a certain position in a certain industry
3. Its paid for
4. If its paid for, why the hell not?

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Multiple reasons.

1. Its paid for
2.Looking to land a certain position in a certain industry
3. Its paid for
4. If its paid for, why the hell not?

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Mine was paid for too. That did not make it the right choice.

Are you right out of college? Does the school have good recruiting in the industry you are trying to get into?

What industry is it, if you don't mind.

Beverage industry (Spirits and Wine). Would you recommend I let the GI bill go to waste? Is there another option that you would suggest?

I am fresh out of school but not on a traditional path. I'm 32 (33 when I graduate) and started school late (in life) but finished my undergrad in 27 months (Clep, Dantes test).

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Are you right out of college? Does the school have good recruiting in the industry you are trying to get into?

What industry is it, if you don't mind.

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And I'll add... where did you go to undergrad?

Congrats on living in the twin cities. Minneapolis is cool

I guess you are moving to the twin cities of NELA

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Would you recommend I let the GI bill go to waste?

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No, but I would recommend you think about doing something that would actually advance your career.

Since you are fresh out of school, I assume you aren't going to ULM because you plan on holding your full time job while going to school. That was the only acceptable reason to get and MBA from ULM.

I still don't know what you need an MBA for, as the "beverage industry" is mostly bartenders and product reps, neither of which require a college degree, much less an MBA. I assume you aren't going into corporate sourcing or financing, as a ULM MBA would do no good in that either.

How long do you have until your GI bill expires?

Are you just getting an MBA because it's the golden ticket to making a lot of money? From someone who has a lot of friends with MBA's, it's really just a golden ticket to unemployment due to overqualification.

Why are you so connected to ULM? Why is that degree going to be the best for your career?

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How long do you have until your GI bill expires?

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It expires after 15 years.

Also to the OP are you under Title 30, 32, or Post 9/11?

If it is Post 9/11 then you can transfer it to dependents. I am with Flask on this one. Unless you just need to check a box for a job you already have then I wouldn't recommend a MBA from ULM or anywhere really outside of Harvard, Yale, etc.

When unemployment went up a lot of people decided to go back to school and get a masters. The market is full of MBA's now and it is not what it once was.