Timing is the question. You're early into your technical career and have marketable skills. There are many routes to the desired destination. Over the long haul, an M.B.A from a reputable school is worth the investment as it generally appreciates over your lifetime. Pay varies considerably, however, depending on field, demand and location.
Financial aid is a huge issue.
Don't do anything drastic until you've talked to a lot of people in the field and have post-graduate opportunities lined up. Upon careful reflection, it may be that your goals are attainable through other means. Be creative in your approach and hold off until you're with an employer who will share your educational costs or until the payoff of the coveted credential is more apparent. Ms. Koen earned an M.A. in counseling from Colgate University and a B.A. in political science from Utica College of Syracuse University. Your Questions Questions must include your first name and the city where you're located.