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The funny part is I did refute his post. There is no sucj thing as a masters in business from Columbia. Which is what he claims to have.

Columbia Business School doesn't have a Masters Program? Really?
 
There is no such thing as a masters in business from columbia.

Columbia Business School doesn't have a Masters Program? Really?

I'm sure if you had evidence of this you'd have posted it, so more bloviating.
 
There is no such thing as a masters in business from columbia.

Columbia Business School doesn't have a Masters Program? Really?

I'm sure if you had evidence of this you'd have posted it, so more bloviating.
I cant prove a negative, Numbskull. Why dont you try proving they offer a "masters in business" which is what you claim to have.
 
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As I pointed out an another thread a few weeks back, a "business" degree is a vague term. It's not much different than saying that your were in the military and that your job was "soldier." Anyone who truly has a masters in a business field would know as much and would not say they have a "masters in business." They would say "I have an MBA in Entrepreneurship" or "I have an MBA in Healthcare Administration," or "I have an MBA in Finance," etc.
 
As I pointed out an another thread a few weeks back, a "business" degree is a vague term. It's not much different than saying that your were in the military and that your job was "soldier." Anyone who truly has a masters in a business field would know as much and would not say they have a "masters in business." They would say "I have an MBA in Entrepreneurship" or "I have an MBA in Healthcare Administration," or "I have an MBA in Finance," etc.

I have an MBA, when it comes up I just say MBA, and almost no one has asked if there was a specialization within the degree. Sorry
 
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