Should I get both an MBA and a Law degree?
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Both are interesting if you could manage your time. \n\nFrom what you are going to study, you tend to work in business area.. so (business) law is important for owning or being in a business. \n\nHowever, it also depends on your affordability. If the law course costs too much and it does not emphasise much on business law, I think you can study it after you got your MBA. \n\nIn some MBA programme, there is a business law course for you to choose as a compulsory or elective. See what you have in your MBA programme first. \n\nAnd.. studying law, you need time to memories things. Make sure you have enough time to do both. Otherwise, do one at a time.
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BCom honours would be a good degree. You could do CA after that.\n\nAnd MBA and MCA are two fields which are completely different from each other. So it wouldn't be fair to compare them. Since I am not a technical type of person, I would go with MBA.
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I think you should do an MBA. An MBA  is a global degree and a solid qualification which would give you a headstart in your career. working.  Though an MBA looks expensive and would take up a lot of your time, I would say you should invest in it to avail of the benefits tht this degree holds for your future. A degree in Economics too would be good but I dont know how far it would be valued in the job market.
142811
Get your MBA. The jobs that open up are much more pleasant.
611397
If you have an MBA, you should stop studying and start applying your knowledge. The rough-and-tumble of business life will teach you things school never will. \nIf you REALLY want to study more, go for a PhD in Economics.
637517
yup u can. all MBA colleges want graduation in any field. MD is a graduate degree. u need to pass the CAT or GMAT to get into a premier institute. CHEERS
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You'll absolutely be a candidate, especially to schools in Texas. Although do be aware, most law schools are more interested in the grades you got as an undergraduate than as a grad student. \n\nDoes your existing school offer a JD? Some schools are willing to do an MBA/JD combo, although you may be too late in your program for that to work. Still, you could talk to the law school admissions rep and see what your options may be. \n\nA decent number of law firms look for MBA/JD, so I think you'll be employable upon graduation.
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Depends on your career goals.  If you see yourself in the big corporate world in the next 10 years, get the MBA.  Without it, you will miss out on too many opportunities where you can't even be considered without it.  DC?  If it's a Georgetown MBA, even better.  In the corporate world, you will make more money and have more opportunity with an MBA than not.\n\nIf you are planning on doing something else where educational credentials are less important to your success, then why waste another two years right now?  If you want to own your own business, or something else slightly entrepreneurial, you don't need degrees to be successful.  You just need to be smart and self-motivated.
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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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MBA is best. But you can also go for physics. its interesting. i also have physcis.
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the books won't give you a degree...\n\nbut these sites should help with your MBA info search:\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n&\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree/
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Yes.Both fields are open for graduates in BCA provided u've maths in ur higher secondary level.Also,u've to take entrance examination for MCA.MBA has a separate CAT examination.
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You should look into an MBA...\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nThat link contains everything you need to know about an MBA and links to places where you can get your MBA.
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Absolutely yes,but my advice is get a job first earn some experience on how the top management works and go for M.B.A.By this way the degree will be completed perfectly.
269966
Should be a CPA and have an MBA
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check with your future law schools first, they can tell you what they're looking for.  if they say it doesn't matter, then major on what you plan to do with your law degree.  for example, if you plan to be an environmental lawyer, study environmental sciences.  if you plan to be a family attorney, psychology may be good.  it all depends on what you want to do and what the law school requires.  they may just want a criminal justice degree, who knows?  but find out from them first and go from there.
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If I were you, I would study accounting or finance. I majored in history and now applying to law schools. I've been out of school for two years. The only thing I got is general knowledge. Especially if you don't want to do grad. school, then study business. It's more practical and can open doors to major companies. You can always minor in Political Science. Good luck.