Does opening a business require a bachelors degree?
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Nope..all you need is the cosmotology license.  I wouldn't waste my time or money on the bachelor's degree because really it isn't going to help you.  I would however shadow someone who owns a business like you wish to open to see how they run thiers.
1049587
you have to have at least a bachelors degree, there has to be a spot open and you have to go to OCS (Officer training)
40074
the university should be accredited...geta degree in the field that you want to pursue a career in...stay away from "buy your degree" schools like online or night only schools...like that university of phoenix..or any "business" school...i wouldn't hire anyone with that on their resume...;)
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no, you can get certified without a college degree, but you do need to take classes
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An Associate's (of Arts or Science) is not necessary to get a Bachelors degree.\n\nLet me explain it this way...\nStudent "A" just graduated high school and is admitted as a student at a 4-year university.  This university does not give Associate degrees, but only Bachelors.  So, "A" takes his/her GEs and major courses and graduates with a B.A. or B.S.\n\nStudent "B" just graduated high school, and gets admitted to a Community College.  The community college is a two-year institution which in completion of their program gets you an A.A. or A.S. and then "B" transfers his/her GE credits to a 4-year university as a Junior, and completes his/her degree in two more years to get a B.A. or B.S.\n\nNow, what you need to understand is that getting an Associate's. is not necessary to get a Bachelor's.  However, if you get an Associate's there will be some classes that DO NOT qualify as a transferrable GE units to a four-year university.  Say you graduate with an A.A. with 60 units, however 56 can only be transferred by the university's agreement with the Community College.\n\nBasically, if your goal is a Bachelor's, then consider an Associate's as a little gift from the community college before you leave for the university.  Sure, you need to take an extra few classes for it, but it's just a nice gift.
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I can speak from experience from a California State University.\n\nThere is no specific requirement to to attend business school.  The college of business is one of many colleges (eg. mathematics, arts, computer science, et cetra) under the university.  Once you are accepted into a university you may either declare your major at that time or remain undeclared until you decide what you are interested in.\n\nIf you decide to enroll in a Jr. college before a 4-year university, simply transfer in your credits.  If you start out at a 4-year university, you will be require to take general education courses.  This will usually be about 16 classes/2 years which may require passing all classes with at least a "C", in some cases a "D" will suffice.\n\nNote that unless there are prerequisites (eg. upper division classes, concentration courses) you make take G.E. and business classes at the same time.  For business classes you will also need to pass classes with a "C" (a "C" minus will not work)  A 2.0 g.p.a. is considered minimum before probation--which is likely to be similar to high school.  This may entail being prevented from playing sports, and required to take fewer classes during semesters/quarters.\n\nSince you are interested in opening your own business, look into the entrepreneurship concentration (if offered).  If it is not, I would recommend management as that is the basis of running a business.  The business college alone may have numerous other concentrations including: accounting, finance, information systems, and the two mentioned above.
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I'm thinking that to answer a question like that, you'll need to enroll in your local college's business school. Sure couldn't hurt.
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Yes, get the Masters. Corporate America is treating a BA or BS as they treated High school diplomas 5 years ago. If you want doors to open, get the masters degree. It won't matter if you have been working in the field or not, someone will want to take a shot with you.
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Having a degree - no.  Having the knowledge - for sure!\n\nReal estate is a business.  Whatever skills you have as far as "running a business" better than the 99% of Realtors who think it's a cool job without a boss and you can take off anytime you like.... get the picture?
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A business degree is a wide open field. I'm a business major, but I'm specializing in human resources and management. This will allow me to take any management level position or a position in a lot of human resources positions. \n\nBut a business degree can do a lot of other things besides being a manager. Banking, accounting, finance, logistics, sales, marketing, retail management, are just some that come to mind.
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must have a minimum of bachelors degree. 4 years
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Depends on which State you live in.  Check out your States' official government web site.  They should have a section on Business Licenses and Permits, and that should tell you what you need to know.
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In the US I took small business classes and also property management classes through my local community college.\n\nI don't know the education system in your country.  I think your biggest thing would be a system of taking credit cards, advertising, and making sure your business is allowed by local law.
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An associates in business is almost worthless--you need a bachelors.  If you are planning on getting an associates, computers would probably be better.  \n\nIf you commit to a 4 year degree, major in business & minor in computers or vice versa.  And then add certifications (by taking exams i.e. CPA, CIA) rather than an MBA.
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Short answer is yes.  I have a BS and am going into an MBA program in the fall.  You must demonstrate your business aptitude through your resume, reccomendation letters, and personal essay.  Remember that B Schools look at how good of a business person you will make, so if you can demonstrate that, you will have a chance anywhere.  Focus on why you are a good candidate and what you intend to do with your degree.
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If you mean if it is one of the post secondary qualifications as in teritiary, then yes, but one has to have a bachelor's first.
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You might need to take a few undergraduate courses to meet admissions requirements but there should be no need get another bachelors.  Just check with the school you want to go to.