<prompt> Human: I am working to increase my earning potential--currently at 68k in a non-comission based client facing role, but would like to get over 100k in the next few years. Will an MBA help me do this? Are there any other suggestions to help me hit this goal?Assistant: Depends on the MBA and what you want to do with it.You havent given enough information.Keep in mind that unless you do an EMBA or something, youll be taking time off work and paying for school. So there is a financial setback. Some people make up for it with their earnings after their MBA and some people dont.Human: Thanks. I believe I would end up doing a part-time program so that I could continue working full time. I am currently a consultant, and do not necessarily see myself wanting to stay on that track long-term. I think an MBA may also help me open doors to move into a different focus that would further drive my growth potential. What other information would be helpful for me to provide?  <response>: The most important thing to know is what you want to do with it.Something different is not a great reason to get an MBA. You could do something different today for free. 