<prompt> Human: This is my money situation right now:Im 24 and take home 3.3k a month.I have 28k in student loans at 2-2.5 Paid off all 5 loansCompany matches 7 401k, just doing the match because I was paying off other school loans, have 19k therein 401k. I also have an emergency fund already in place. I also have a low mileage car I paid in cash thanks to grandma.Im looking to go back to school in 34 years, for 2 years, most likely financed by myself. I know this decision may not be the best financial move but it is what I want, and I believe the ROI over the life of my career would be worth it. I want to work now to put myself in the best situation for then. Im just not sure what the best strategy is for where to put my money. On a good month now i have about 10001250 of cash that I can either choices Ive seen on this subreddit:1.Pay off existing school loan.2.Put money in Roth IRA3.Put money in 401k4.Put money in savings and just hold it assuming when i go back to school I will be taking out loans with atleast 6 of interest.5.Some sort of mixture of above?Knowing that I will be taking out X amount of loans at X in the future is whats confusing me about what I should do with my money.Thanks for any help.EDIT: Just as a point of reference, school could be pricey depending on scholarshipslocation. Looking to go to a top 20 MBA program.  <response>: Just a quick point - if you decide to save for the MBA, open up a 529 plan for yourself. Its a tax-advantaged account that you can set up for education expenses. A lot of people use it for their kids, but its perfectly fine to set one up for yourself.You will be able to use any gains tax-free for education expenses IIRC and may also deduct your contributions from your states taxable income depending on your state. 