[Accygirl]

Yep between $80,000 and 100,000 right after graduation (the average for a top twenty MBA program) is just pocket change??? I very much doubt Vinny down at the local Jiffy Lube is making that much money.

[Lewite]

Vinnie, who keeps up my Mercedes, is clearing that sum easy. Sorry to say to the MBA at 28, the same educated guy is not looking for a 28 year old, but a 20 year old. Remember, children are a blessing, and to be cherished.

[Dumb_Ox]

I very much doubt Vinny down at the local Jiffy Lube is making that much money.

Skilled manual labor is nothing to sneeze at. See Shop Class as Soulcraft

[spanalot]

Yeah - if daddy can get Skip his golf buddy to take another yes man on board.

Welcome to the real world. Here's real median MBA salaries
(and not out of school)


And guess how many .com MBA's are flipping burgers wishing they had a mechanics job

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Consulting: $86,470
Energy/utilities: $79,190
Finance/accounting: $78,319
Health care/ pharmaceutical: $85,429
Manufacturing: $82,000
High technology: $87,645
Products/services: $77,128
Nonprofit/government: $63,167

[FauxBlonde]

Good luck with that. My husband has an MBA and isn't making anywhere near that much money, and never has.

[IDontLikeToPayTaxes]

Yep between $80,000 and 100,000 right after graduation (the average for a top twenty MBA program) is just pocket change???

You think men are attracted to career women that make 6 figures? lol

It's the other way around dear.

[LC HOGHEAD]

Yep between $80,000 and 100,000 right after graduation

DREAM on oh promiscuious one