hi i am a final year law student.i want to go for my higer studies in bussiness administration,wat to do?
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First, if you want to work in business then you'll need to study a bit of English. You won't be able to get away with writing like you've done here. \n\nBeyond that, the best application for a legal hound is in business adminstration law.  Will you be taking the BAR?  If so, with an MBA you can get a job in just about any company on the planet as a legal counsel.  You're MBA will serve you well.  I guess the question is, have you decided not to persue a position in law?  Are you shifting away from law into business or do you want to exercise both skills?\n\nIf it's both, then legal counsel - especially in the high tech market.
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try a law school library.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n\nthat should help you a bit.
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You're young you can do whatever you'd like.\n\nI'd suggest going for a business degree / MBA\n\n( http://www.daylon.com/mbadegree )\n\nThen you can focus on your art from a business perspective.
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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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i want to go for MBA now,can u guide me?
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Ya sure baby, and on the same site u'll get for economics n business also.\n\n http://www.bized.ac.uk
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Well, the question really boils down to what you plan to do career-wise. For many entry level business jobs, a graduate degree won't be required.\n\nThe traditional route would be to go for an MBA, perhaps with a concentration in marketing. However, I would recommend that you work for at least a year to get some work experience under your belt to see if that is really what you want or need.  In fact, many of the best MBA programs strongly prefer applicants with some work experience. \n\nMost of the Cal States and many private universities in California have MBA programs.\n\nIf you think you might eventually want to teach business at the college level, however, what you want to seek out is a doctoral program in business. Some of the UC's (UCIrvine, UCSD) have such programs.\n\nAnother field that you might want to look into if you don't want an MBA is perhaps a master's in communications (advertising). U of Southern California Annenberg School would be a good place to check out.\n\nIt also would be possible to go on to law school for a law degree if that is of interest.\n\nFor all of the above programs, however, you'll need to investigate the standardized test requirements and start planning now if you'd like to start right after you graduate.\n\nGood luck!\nCarolyn Lawrence\nwww.admissionsadvice.com
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Go for a degree in business studies or tourism.
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Well you could join the work force, or you could get an accounting degree, or an bussiness administration degree.
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work as an administrator in a local hospital.  the combination of business and medicine should serve you well in that area.
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You should go on to get a masters degree.\n\nRead this:\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree\n\n&\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n...good luck.
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How about Management?\n  That is if you would like to have your  own business and\nbe your own boss.\n   The choices are endless!
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Universities with business programs will have this course.  It might have different names, though, depending on the country and school.
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Look up international studies. Mostly it is the study of management of laws or busines in other conurties besides the USA. It helps in areas of trade, health, and devlopement.
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What you do is quite simply.  Go to a University like me and get a degree in Business Marketing!
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Yes to all those questions.\nYou can start by working in a bar and taking careful notes about what is happening there.\nYou should also enrol in a Bar Course and a Small Business Course.\nRunning a bar is a very difficult and challenging business...and there is much more to it than buying some wine and opening up shop...The legal part needs to be learnt too...and the accounting and Taxation laws.\nNo business is easy for the owner...believe me