Still, on balance, the benefits probably outweigh the costs, particularly in straitened times. People with MBAs are more likely to get jobs than people without them, and earn higher salaries. Employers pay MBAs on average twice as much as people with only undergraduate degrees and 30-35% more than people with lower-level management degrees, such as Master of Finance. Some 98% of corporate employers report that they are satisfied with the MBAs they hire, a sign that they will continue to fish from the same pond.
