An MBA (Masters in Business Administration) is the most sought-after graduate degree in the United States and holds great value and opportunity around the world. There are many reasons why an MBA degree is a great way to charge up your career. Here are the top 10.

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1. Advance your career
An MBA can prepare you to move into a managerial position within your field. Some careers require an MBA for advancement.

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2. Change careers
An MBA program will give you the flexibility to explore your options, and the right training to change careers.

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3. Improve your credentials
An MBA is a credential that sends a signal to the marketplace.  

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4. Earn more money
MBA degree holders tend to have higher earnings. In 2015, the median starting salary for new MBAs was $100,000, according to an annual survey by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC).

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5. Get the support of your employer
As today's marketplace becomes increasingly complex, many employers need to fill managerial positions with candidates who have advanced knowledge and skills. They're sending employees to business school for their MBA degrees—and footing the bill.

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6. Start your own business
If you want to start your own business, but feel you don’t have the necessary expertise, an MBA degree can help you with everything from writing a business plan to acquiring venture capital and launching an IPO.

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7. Gain leadership and management skills
An MBA program gives you a wide range of business knowledge and technical skills in a short period of time, as opposed to the trial-and-error processes of on-the-job learning that can take years.

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8. Lead in an emerging field
An MBA will give you the innovative education that can lead to an exciting career in an emerging field like information technology, e-commerce, brand management or mobile telecommunications.

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9. Grow your network
In your MBA program you'll develop strong relationships that can help you throughout your career. You’ll get access to an alumni network, which can help with job searching and mentoring.  

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10. Get greater job security
MBA graduates are highly desirable in any job market.

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