Let’s face it – an MBA is an expensive thing to do. And once you’re into an MBA program, one of the first lessons you’ll learn is that money is money. Cutting $100 from your costs is just the same as adding $100 to your profit. Here are some ways to get great value on some of the essentials you’ll appreciate as an MBA student.
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