Education

Hi everyone! Welcome back mbaken. My name is Danny, and today we are tackling a question many of you have been asking: Was my MBA program actually worth it?

For those who are new here, I started my MBA journey in August 2022. At the time, I was at a major crossroads, torn between pursuing an MBA or going to law school. I actually filmed a video back then detailing that entire thought process, which you can check out here  since it has helped so many people in that same situation.

Now, as I head into my final semester before graduating this December, I wanted to sit down and reflect on my decision and how this program is shaping my future career.

Hi everyone! My name is Muskan. I am currently pursuing an Online MBA from Lovely Professional University (LPU). When I was looking for admission, I was incredibly confused. Information about online degrees is often scattered, and you won’t find a detailed “step-by-step” guide easily on YouTube or Google.

Today, I’m sharing my personal journey to clear up the confusion regarding the admission process, eligibility, fees, and how classes actually work.

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Hey guys! It has been a hot minute since I was on here. If you’re not following me on Instagram, you wouldn’t know why I’ve been AWOL—I officially moved to the U.S. for school! I am currently living in the States and studying for my Master’s in Business Administration (MBA).

The truth is, I’ve struggled to find a balance between school and everything else. There’s a notion back home that schooling in the U.S. is “easy” if you did well in Nigeria. That is very false. The academic system here hits you quickly. For example, a 70% is a “C.” You have quizzes and assignments almost every single day. I can’t think of a week where I haven’t had at least three or four. Between midterms and finals, it’s intense. But I’m figuring it out, and I’ve even hired an editor to help me stay consistent here because I genuinely miss talking to you guys about money and personal development!

Hello everyone! My name is Funmi Jaiyeoba. I am from Nigeria, and I am currently a student here at Cardiff Metropolitan University, pursuing an MBA in Human Resources.

I want to share my journey—from studying in Nigeria to moving to the UK—and why I chose this path.

Hello people! Welcome back to the blog. It’s your favorite girl, Joy!

I’ve noticed a lot of new family joining us lately, and I want to say a special welcome to you. Thank you so much for checking us out, and to our readers who are always engaging—I am really grateful for your contributions and support.

If you followed my last update (if you haven’t, check it out right now), I shared that I’m currently running my MBA at a Nigerian institution—the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA). Since then, I’ve received a lot of questions from people in the community considering an MBA in Nigeria.

Today, I’m addressing those questions one by one. Let’s dive in!

In October 2021, I embarked on a journey that many professionals contemplate: enrolling in an MBA program. I chose Rome Business School Nigeria because I wanted to validate the leadership role I held at the time and acquire new skills to better manage my business.

Now that I’ve completed the program, I want to share my experience and the core takeaways to help you decide if this path is right for you.