Lots of MBAs are in that sort of price bracket. They’re aimed at successful professionals often with employer sponsorship so they charge a premium price.
Original post by nelson585
I believe they are also charged market rate compared to the price cap on Undergrad degrees. Oxford just has a premium because its Oxford.
Makes sense
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