Tom Sixkiller wrote:
Imagine if Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Carnegie, Ford, Schwab, Mellon, all
those great industrialists would have been with business educations, much
less MBAs.

Hopefully they could have put together a coherent sentence in English,
unlike the example above.

Presumably you refer to Charles M. Schwab, who died insolvent. He was a
notorious gambler, union buster and a businessman of dubious ethics.
Charles R. Schwab, who certainly has had a significant impact himself on
the modern economy, is a graduate of Stanford University, earning a BA
in Economics in 1959 and an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of
Business in 1961. I know which one I would choose as a role model.