I went to a Business College ......?
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Do you remember if the school was accredited? If so, try contacting the accreditation group(?) to see if they can help. One of the more common groups is the "North Central Association." Try the link below, and good luck:
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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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Take the university with the higher world ranking.  Even if one university is well-known for their business school, that doesn't mean that the other university, which is better and more well-known, doesn't have a good commerce program as well.  Besides, if you decide to change fields, then it would be better to be in a more acclaimed university.  Besides, employers would probably recognize that school more than the other, just because it's within the top 50.
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Texas A&M has a fairly good reputation for business.  \n\nIt is certainly no Harvard University or Wharton School, but it is much better than a community college.\n\nHope this helps!
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http://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypResults.py?&&city=Tampa&state=FL&uzip=33602&country=us&msa=8280&cs=4&ed=9LT2Pa1o2Twpxam6K8lvee3vn_aGJte8vrb.htxGdLa7&stp=y&stx=8236475\n\nwhen done with community college, go to business school so you can get a secretary that will to things for you
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If there is a college near you could send out the word to the marketing, business management type majors that you are looking for someone to put together a battle of the bands.  Hopefully someone young and ambitios will reply and you can underpay them due to their eagerness to enter the market....\n\nJust a thought
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I believe you want an MBA?  Once you decide on a University, contact their financial aid department. Good Luck
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Business school was/is competitive in Washington.  I would imagine it would be elsewhere too.\n\nWhat I did was I practiced the writing part of the admission test.  I looked at the samples and wrote my own answers to them.\n\nAfter that I made up topics from different types of business problems, and drew about 25 out of a hat to practice on.\n\nat first I did one for ten minutes, then a half hour, then the 55 minutes we were allowed.  We did two types of questions, and one of my friends picked a different answer than I did, we both got in, because we were able to have valid persuasive arguments for each side of the case.\n\nI would advise you to practice writing essay type questions...getting my scores back, it was what I had the highest marks in.\n\nI am not sure why not marketing...mine is Entrepreneurship and finance, possibility marketing.  \n\nGood luck.
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Yes, talk with the SBA and your local Chamber of Commerce. Colleges, Cities, Counties and States often have their own programs.\nFirst, you need to have the business well thought out. Develop a business plan. Your local Community College might help. This is a MUST!\nAlso, you might could consider incorporating and bringing in some people with good credit and experience to be on your board of directors and/or staff.
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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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Call directory assistance and ask for the listing of Berea College and then specify that you want the registrar's office.  This is funny but I have two sisters who graduated from this college.  It is a great college and has beautiful grounds.
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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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Hiya Bubbles,\n\nI didn't go to BRYMAN, but I did attend Heald Business College, which is similar.  It was a one year thing, which gave me a specialized Associates degree in my field.  Essentially, you'll only take courses applicable to your field.  There aren't course choices, etc... once you choose your major, you take the classes specified by the school.  \n\nIs it for you?  That depends on what your career goals are.  Are you looking for an administrative position that pays an average of $35 -40K per year?  If so- that might be right up your alley.  If you need to fast-track your education, then go for it.  You'll gain knowledge you didn't previously have.  However:\nI would not register with any school unless the credits are transferrable to a university.  You don't want to waste your money and time if you decide to go further in your education.  For example, I obtained my degree from Heald's then went to work. Six years later I decided to go back to school, and because my credits were transferrable I was able to use those courses I had already taken. \n\n\nGood luck to you!
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One path to getting into business management is to pursue a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) after getting your undergraduate degree. You do not have to get an undergraduate degree in Business, but this might make sense, if you really feel this is what interests you. But there are other potential majors, like marketing, communications, or finance, that could also be a great lead-in to a business career.\n\nHowever, as you recognize, some people become CEOs without ever going to college. Many worked their way into that position by starting their own companies. They were entrepreneurs who did not necessarily have any formal education but who did have a dream and the willingness to do the hard work it took to make it happen.\n\nSo...there's no one way to go about this. A lot depends on your personality, including whether you are really suited to the job towards which you aspire. Until you have more experience in the business world, you may not know. College is a good place to learn about yourself and what interests you. While you are in college, seek out internship opportunities to try out the fields in which you have an interest to discover if these are a good match for you.
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That depends on what you consider to be regular.  Some "regular" fully accredited business schools will accept you if you have a pulse and money.
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Not me -- I have a BS in Accounting and an MBA with a concentration in Mgmt Information Systems and this has been a GREAT combination for me for nearly 25 years.  It was a slow go in the beginning but as I got experience and momentum in my career I've been doing quite well for myself to the point where I've enough cash to have my own business.  [note -- i did very well in NY which according to your account ID you may be from there as well.]
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There are many, many business colleges here. Of the top Brown College offers a business degree as well as the Minnesota School of Business. I have provided both colleges' websites below.\n\nBrown College website:\nhttp://www.browncollege.edu/\n\nMinnesota School of Business website:\nhttp://minnschoolofbusiness.edu-search.com/?ovmkt=79U4K59D1QJOT65SDSASQ7JBSG&OVRAW=minnesota%20school%20of%20business&OVKEY=business%20minnesota%20school&OVMTC=standard