11-13-2014, 11:57 AM
Pr sort of nails it. The MBA, or at least a Masters degree is the norm for executive level positions and for those that aspire to them. You have RN in your screen name so I assume you work in health care. I work for a pretty large urban hospital system and I can tell you that they most value an MBA or MSN at the directors level or above. The MBA has proven the most valuable overall with a few RN's choosing that route over MSN and seeing career success with it.
I will add that if your already well into your career it may not matter much where the Masters comes from. No one ever talks much about where they went to school, but they put the initials for the degree behind their names and make their advanced education known...its part of how the game gets played here.
I will add that if your already well into your career it may not matter much where the Masters comes from. No one ever talks much about where they went to school, but they put the initials for the degree behind their names and make their advanced education known...its part of how the game gets played here.
MBA, Western Governors University February 2014
BS Charter Oak State College November 2011
AS in EMS August 2010
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BS Charter Oak State College November 2011
AS in EMS August 2010
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