if i want to do business management for undergraduate should i go to lib arts or business school?
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If possible, you should figure out what you want to do as a career and pick an appropriate undergraduate major.  After a few years of work experience, then you can get into business school for your MBA.\n\nCareer-wise, going to a big university is better.  Small schools especially in rural areas have few students and is not worth the trip for employers.  Also, large companies have targetted core schools that they recruit from.
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Arts stream is diverse, you shall be dealing with management studies, economics, accounts, commerce, political sciences, etc. It's is a good choice if you are interested in getting into BBA and other civilian studies.\nYou need good knowledge over current affairs and logical ability to excel in this stream. All the Best. Never be haste in choosing your stream.
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A BFA is a performance degree, and it means that you have attained some skills in a medium of some kind--art, theatre, literature.\n\nA BA is a traditional bachelors degree that involves a core of liberal arts work plus a major area of study.
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Get your butt in school! If you don't want to attend a 4-year school, most business colleges have nighttime programs, most likely for business management, information technology, marketing, sales, etc. - I'm sure accounting is a common major as well.
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depends on what you want to do with your education. if you want to go into accounting with a small business a CPA should be enough to get you started. if you want to go with one of the big four firms or get into consulting a MBA and CPA would be better especially if your undergrad is not from a top school.
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why not do both?  business is a facilitator.  science is a mechanism.  You know what I mean?  Get an MBA and a PhD.  With that combination, you will be very successful and your career path will reveal itself to you.  dont be afraid of the 10 years you will need to complete this tract.  It will be well worth it and you will be able to make your investment back in no time.
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Knowledge of business can be applied to any career.  If you're willing to get a masters, think about an MBA.  It would open up a lot more career opportunities in film and broadcasting. You'll also have a more competitive edge on your peers promotion wise. Goodluck!
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Answer to your question is available in your question itself. MBA in Media Management deals with management of Media. In other words you'll learning the tactics of controlling, directing, subordinating, advertising, public relations, financial management and marketing aspects of Media organizations. \n\nIt is better to think about Australia, Canada, US, UK and Singapore should be the last one on the list, whereas Philippines has no place. You should first try for UK and after that you may try for other countries. Good UK Universities are University of Leeds, University of Cardiff, University of Warwick, City University of London. In Canada you might want to go for University of York, University of Concordia, University of Toronto, in US you might look out for University of New York, University of Buffalo, John Hopkins University and few more.
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The business schools offer business management course.  Here are two of the better ones in California:  UC Berkeley www.berkeley.edu and USC www.usc.edu\n\nSome other good ones include: London School of Economics, London School of Business, U Penn
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I find that if you address business management courses as if you are the one who owns the business, is doing the business and has to make the financial decisions as if it were your own money, you will do better.\n\nAdditionally, if you think of a simple lemonade stand and what you need to make it a success, you can also learn many business management lessons easily.\n\nGood Luck...
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consider yourself lucky to get into either. if you are thinking business, go to harvard. if you are truly committed to dance, go to julliard.
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there's a whole range... depending on what unis want. you could carry on with one of the subjects your doing at the moment or go for history, law (which is what im doing), english lit with creative writing, business, there's loads. Just go onto a uni website and check out what they have on offer.
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Nooooooo, with some disclaimer....  If you intend on working for someone else, in a job that REQUIRES an MBA or Phd or whatever, then, yeah, you might think of doing something else.\n\nBut a Liberal Arts education is an excellent start to a wonderful, well rounded life.  If your goals don't entail that particular degree as, say, a requirement for employment or advancement, there's nothing that says you can't learn what you need in real life, or just by furthering your formal education.
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Liberal arts is the study of many different subjects, giving one a great knowledge of numerous topics usually in math, science, literature, philosophy, and perhaps, music, etc. This idea came from the word "libertas", meaning free. So to not have any restrictions, thus allowing for a large subject of learning. I definately think it is better to at least start in liberal arts because it gives you a taste for all different studies, and enables you to see what might peak your interest.
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I've heard that recently that for a balanced education go for the MBA.  You can do a lot more with it, however if you are specifically interested in law, Law school would be the obvious choice.  You need to decide what you want to do when you finish school- not what type of school to go to.
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It totally depends on what you want to do.  I got a BofBA in accounting and now I'm an accountant.  Some of the folks I work with got Com degress and are now answering the phone in customer service.  I would say, for either degree, get a speacialty in something like marketing, management, journalism, etc. so that you'll be really great in one field.  It's better to be great at one thing than just ok at a lot of things.
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Your question does not appear to be complete. Still, i suggest you to select Maths or Eco. depending upon your competancy and liking in either of these subjects.\nI presume that u want to go for MBA after that. So either of these would be useful. Maths remains the basis for getting into a good college besides most of the courses would become easy for a student with Mathematics background. Similary, eco students are also well placed during MBA.