<prompt> Human: Hi Reddit,Im 25 years old. I started an online business with 2 partners about 3 years ago while I was in college, and now we are being bought out. I graduated with a degree in Community Health Science pre-med, but I have learned so much throughout this business venture that I want to continue my education in the business field. However, I glanced through a decent number of job postings and realized that almost every position requires years of prior field experience. My question is, will my experience at my own company be a credible source for these employers, or am I going to have start interning at companies? Id really like to get my MBA because Im fascinated by the curriculum except for accounting, but the idea of interning for next to nothing pay for 3 years is a huge turn off for me.P.S. - From branding and marketing analysis, to managing employees and finances, I have acquired and exercised most, if not all, the skills and experience these employers are seeking.P.S.S. - I will only be considering top tier MBA programs: Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, etc.  <response>: Dont waste your time. If youve sold an established company, youve experienced a great deal more then those looking to hire MBAs. Go start more companies or join a new startup. You can always fall back to an MBA in another few years, theyll always take your money. 