Warren Buffett argues that college's value depends on the person, not the school, and that many jobs don't require it. He suggests business school and college aren't necessary for success in certain fields.
Is business school worth it? Depends on the person, much more than it depends on the school. I mean, I wouldn't worry. Some people are going to get a lot out of advanced education and some people are going to get very little. And I don't even think it's important that every person go to college at all. I mean, we have all kinds of jobs at $70,000 or so a year, $80,000 a year that college training is not of use.
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