Done MBA without a Bachelor's Degree 10 years ago & some employers still demand one

[PositiveSoul]

Another challenge, Financial Aid, its a requirement to have a Bachelors degree even if someone already has a MBA, weird rules, I know.

2. You might need financial aid in the future, and/or you plan on obtaining an additional masters degree in the US

I don't understand what you're saying about financial aid here.

Example, suppose the OP wants to get a Master's in management from HES, the cost would be around $30k + (yes, I am aware it could be less through EDx courses). How does one pay for a master's degree that cost $30K +, with student loans from FAFSA for Graduate School (https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/loans...ofessional). The key element, you can't qualify for graduate student loans from FAFSA (Federal Student Aid Program), without having a bachelors degree. The only reason I am aware of the rules, I researched the issue heavily last year before deciding on a bachelors from TESU, before moving into a MBA.

@HogwartsSchool,

Thank you for your kind feedback.

I am afraid I have no intention to go for another Master's.

Thankfully, for my MBA, I didn't apply for any Financial Aid nor I needed one.

I was just immensely grateful that I got the opportunity to do my MBA without having a Bachelor's Degree.

After my retirement, I might go for a Ph.D. (for personal development only) and I have an RA University here in the United States as well as the University I did my MBA from ready to give me admission but that's a project which I am not ready to undertake right now.

Take care and best regards,