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The ROI of an MBA: Infographic
By QS Contributor
Updated UpdatedThe MBA admissions process can be daunting, but the return on investment for an MBA is substantial. Those who attend a full-time MBA program report a salary increase of up to 81%. Three out of four graduates say they would not have been able to land their current job without the advanced degree. There has been a 10% increase in salary over the past 10 years for those with an MBA and, in 2014, there is a forecasted 16% increase in MBA hiring rates. If you’re still not convinced, take a look at this infographic from MBA@UNC that demonstrates the ROI of an MBA.
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