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Yes that definitely could be the case -- it happens all the time. It is a matter of opportunity cost. The MBA is a more flexible, powerful degree and as such employers often believe that it merits a higher salary. Naturally the difference in salary is based on myriad factors, but it can often be 10K or even greater. Just take a look at the salaries of graduates from the school who go into HR roles.
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