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ParticipantThis is a perfect example of why I refuse to shell out good dollars to get an MBA at San Diego State. Don’t get me wrong, you can get a decent education for a reasonable price (unlike some of the UC MBA programs) and I’m sure not all the professors are bad, but I have to seriously question the legitimacy of certain courses. A finance professor should know better.
ParticipantThis is a perfect example of why I refuse to shell out good dollars to get an MBA at San Diego State. Don’t get me wrong, you can get a decent education for a reasonable price (unlike some of the UC MBA programs) and I’m sure not all the professors are bad, but I have to seriously question the legitimacy of certain courses. A finance professor should know better.
ParticipantThis is a perfect example of why I refuse to shell out good dollars to get an MBA at San Diego State. Don’t get me wrong, you can get a decent education for a reasonable price (unlike some of the UC MBA programs) and I’m sure not all the professors are bad, but I have to seriously question the legitimacy of certain courses. A finance professor should know better.
ParticipantThis is a perfect example of why I refuse to shell out good dollars to get an MBA at San Diego State. Don’t get me wrong, you can get a decent education for a reasonable price (unlike some of the UC MBA programs) and I’m sure not all the professors are bad, but I have to seriously question the legitimacy of certain courses. A finance professor should know better.
ParticipantAs someone who grew up in Phoenix, went to school in Tucson, and now resides here in San Diego, I could not agree more with EconProf. If and when I decide to open my own business, it will not be in California due to all the onerous government agencies, taxes, and union work rules I would have to abide by.
As much as I would love to spend my entire career here it just isn’t feasible. While I’d like to cash in on the current real estate bust by acquiring a small condo I could later use as a rental unit, I’m finding better opportunities in the stock market. Two or three years from now when I leave to go get an MBA (nothing against the local programs, I just think I can get into more prestigious programs elsewhere) I will not want to be holding on to an illiquid asset in a bankrupt state with demographic trends working against my favor.
That being said, San Diego isn’t a bad place to be when you’re 25 like I am now.
ParticipantAs someone who grew up in Phoenix, went to school in Tucson, and now resides here in San Diego, I could not agree more with EconProf. If and when I decide to open my own business, it will not be in California due to all the onerous government agencies, taxes, and union work rules I would have to abide by.
As much as I would love to spend my entire career here it just isn’t feasible. While I’d like to cash in on the current real estate bust by acquiring a small condo I could later use as a rental unit, I’m finding better opportunities in the stock market. Two or three years from now when I leave to go get an MBA (nothing against the local programs, I just think I can get into more prestigious programs elsewhere) I will not want to be holding on to an illiquid asset in a bankrupt state with demographic trends working against my favor.
That being said, San Diego isn’t a bad place to be when you’re 25 like I am now.
ParticipantAs someone who grew up in Phoenix, went to school in Tucson, and now resides here in San Diego, I could not agree more with EconProf. If and when I decide to open my own business, it will not be in California due to all the onerous government agencies, taxes, and union work rules I would have to abide by.
As much as I would love to spend my entire career here it just isn’t feasible. While I’d like to cash in on the current real estate bust by acquiring a small condo I could later use as a rental unit, I’m finding better opportunities in the stock market. Two or three years from now when I leave to go get an MBA (nothing against the local programs, I just think I can get into more prestigious programs elsewhere) I will not want to be holding on to an illiquid asset in a bankrupt state with demographic trends working against my favor.
That being said, San Diego isn’t a bad place to be when you’re 25 like I am now.
ParticipantAs someone who grew up in Phoenix, went to school in Tucson, and now resides here in San Diego, I could not agree more with EconProf. If and when I decide to open my own business, it will not be in California due to all the onerous government agencies, taxes, and union work rules I would have to abide by.
As much as I would love to spend my entire career here it just isn’t feasible. While I’d like to cash in on the current real estate bust by acquiring a small condo I could later use as a rental unit, I’m finding better opportunities in the stock market. Two or three years from now when I leave to go get an MBA (nothing against the local programs, I just think I can get into more prestigious programs elsewhere) I will not want to be holding on to an illiquid asset in a bankrupt state with demographic trends working against my favor.
That being said, San Diego isn’t a bad place to be when you’re 25 like I am now.
ParticipantAs someone who grew up in Phoenix, went to school in Tucson, and now resides here in San Diego, I could not agree more with EconProf. If and when I decide to open my own business, it will not be in California due to all the onerous government agencies, taxes, and union work rules I would have to abide by.
As much as I would love to spend my entire career here it just isn’t feasible. While I’d like to cash in on the current real estate bust by acquiring a small condo I could later use as a rental unit, I’m finding better opportunities in the stock market. Two or three years from now when I leave to go get an MBA (nothing against the local programs, I just think I can get into more prestigious programs elsewhere) I will not want to be holding on to an illiquid asset in a bankrupt state with demographic trends working against my favor.
That being said, San Diego isn’t a bad place to be when you’re 25 like I am now.
ParticipantAfter looking at a map and seeing that this place backs up to the 5 and is close to the railroad track, I’m not sure it’s fair to say this place is in PB. I mean, technically speaking it’s PB, but I wouldn’t say this unit is reflective of the rest of the area.
I haven’t checked recently to see what condos in Crown Point are going for, but I’d be curious to find out.
ParticipantAfter looking at a map and seeing that this place backs up to the 5 and is close to the railroad track, I’m not sure it’s fair to say this place is in PB. I mean, technically speaking it’s PB, but I wouldn’t say this unit is reflective of the rest of the area.
I haven’t checked recently to see what condos in Crown Point are going for, but I’d be curious to find out.
ParticipantAfter looking at a map and seeing that this place backs up to the 5 and is close to the railroad track, I’m not sure it’s fair to say this place is in PB. I mean, technically speaking it’s PB, but I wouldn’t say this unit is reflective of the rest of the area.
I haven’t checked recently to see what condos in Crown Point are going for, but I’d be curious to find out.
ParticipantAfter looking at a map and seeing that this place backs up to the 5 and is close to the railroad track, I’m not sure it’s fair to say this place is in PB. I mean, technically speaking it’s PB, but I wouldn’t say this unit is reflective of the rest of the area.
I haven’t checked recently to see what condos in Crown Point are going for, but I’d be curious to find out.
ParticipantAfter looking at a map and seeing that this place backs up to the 5 and is close to the railroad track, I’m not sure it’s fair to say this place is in PB. I mean, technically speaking it’s PB, but I wouldn’t say this unit is reflective of the rest of the area.
I haven’t checked recently to see what condos in Crown Point are going for, but I’d be curious to find out.
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