For Todd Oken, who graduated from Wharton’s East Coast EMBA program in 2007, paying for the program without sponsorship was a sacrifice. He already had a mortgage and a growing family so the decision to spend some of their savings and take on more than $100,000 in loans was a very big deal in his household. However, he felt so strongly about the benefits of a Wharton MBA degree that he ultimately decided it was not only a worthwhile investment, but a necessary one for his long-term career.
“Worth Every Penny”: Wharton EMBA Alumnus Todd Oken Talks about Paying for the Program Himself
January 7, 2009
January 7, 2009
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