<p>...Some students also blame the MBA lifestyle. As student blogger, known as No Debt MBA. recently noted, One of the frustrating things about being in business school is that students here dont act or spend like students a lot of the time. Most activities involve going out and spending money, there are plenty of expensive trips abroad each weekend, and BMWs are much more common than hand-me-down Civics....</p>
<p>Graduating</a> With An MBA & Lots Of Debt | Poets and Quants</p>
<p>Oops - the title of this thread should read "Some students blame high MBA debt loads on the “MBA lifestyle”. </p>
<p>{Apparently you can’t edit thread titles once they’re posted. If one of the mods reads this and wants to change the title for me, that would be peachy. }</p>
<p>People spending more than they have. Isn’t this theme reoccurring among Americans?</p>
<p>My son just graduated with an MBA from a very well known school. You wouldn’t believe how these kids traveled on breaks and on weekends. My son was one of only a few of his friends who had never been to Asia. I finally met his roommate after two years because every time that I visited my son his roommate was either in the Caribbean or on his way home from some extended vacation. And he wasn’t the exception. Never mind that the students were always going out during the week and to bars on weekends. I couldn’t believe that all of these families were so wealthy. But my son said that many of his friends had very high paying jobs before they were in the MBA program and could well afford to travel on their own money.</p>