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

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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.

Ah, thanks for clarifying.

So if you have no intention of ever going back to school for another degree, or no intention of taking out loans for one (I don't think I've ever qualified in my life for grants through FAFSA, and I am certainly never taking out a student loan), then you don't need the Bachelor's.