2. Seek out free materials.
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Due to the ongoing effects of the economic crisis on individuals across all industries, MBA students could encounter greater challenges than usual in adhering to their academic obligations. Thankfully, there are methods for reducing expenses without compromising the quality of your education.
For example, open educational resources (OER) offer free courses from some of the most famous business schools in the world. These can offer a tempting introduction to MBA study before committing to a full program. Additionally, used books and other study aids can be found for a significant discount at book stores, online marketplaces, and social media groups.
In an effort to develop employee skills and competencies and increase employee recruitment and retention, some firms will even support their employees' MBA programs. Businesses that are well-known for paying for MBA tuition reimbursement include Google and Deloitte. Instead, you can ask friends, family, and complete strangers to contribute to your MBA studies by using crowdfunding websites like GoFundMe and Crowdfunder.
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