M.B.A. graduates from U.S. business schools are among the most likely to make enough to pay off their federal student loans within a few years, with most such alumni earning sufficient income to do so two years after graduating, The Wall Street Journal has reported.
For business-school candidates aiming for that outcome, the key is to align the level of borrowing you can shoulder while studying with the earnings potential you can reasonably expect after graduating, career coaches and admissions experts say.
