My view is as of tishaban.

It used to be a great acknowledgment during the older days and MBA is considered quite prestiges.
But nowadays, it had became too common and honestly speaking, most graduates I interviewed or came across doesn't even know what business is all about. Basically sticked to their "text book", but do not know how to apply.

There's once my boss purposely hired a MBA fresh grad because the concept of "underpaying" the grad do do the job. Also in hope that he would bring impact and changes to the department. But sorry to say, it proves to be a failure because out in the field is totally different from the books.

I'm not all out against MBA fresh grads; but one needs to apply what they've learned. Thus it's always easier for one to have working experience before going into MBA course and graduating from it. Personally I would not recommend ppl to study MBA straight after completing their degree course.

btw, out of curiosity what paper did you wrote on in your final thesis? Or it's all based on coursework and course assignments?