MBA in marketing field?
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Hi,\nHere are some tips.\n\nYou must always prepare yourself for an interview. How do you do this?\n1. Read the advertisement carefully and pick out the competencies that the employer is looking for.\n2. Match your competencies with these.\n3. Use your competencies as a selling tool during the interview\n\nHere are some useful links:\n\nhttp://www.bc.edu/offices/careers/skills/interview/questionsasked/\nhttp://www.bc.edu/offices/careers/skills/interview/questionstoask/\nhttp://interview.monster.com/archives/interviewquestions/\nhttp://ceres.cals.ncsu.edu/career/site/filelibrary/questions_interviewers_are_likely_to_ask.pdf#search=%22questions%20that%20interviewers%20ask%22\nhttp://static.jobtrak.com/academy/skills_html/decisions.html\n\n\nRehearse the answers to each question with a friend or in front of a mirror and do so with confidence. This will prepare you for the interviews. All the best!
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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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The University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business offers a marketing program. USC is a highly ranked private institution that has a highly respected reputation and excellent alumni network throughout the world.
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MBA would absolutely give you almost all the opportunities in all kinds of corporation to be hired easily esp. when you have taken it from some famous business schools like Harvard, Wharton, Stanford, MIT:Sloan, UCBerkely-Haas,etc. Literally speaking, it would be your "golden key" to open a "golden box". That's why the competition tobe admitted in that course is also a challenge one.
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If you want to go for MBA (management Sciences) then in any case GMAT is required, However you want to move towards technology oriented education GRE is recommended. However some institutes accept GRE for management siences as well.\nFor detailed information visit   www.admissionglobal.com
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With BBA and hopefully MBA too, your prospect would be braoder, i.e. you can work in almost any field. I'd say even if you study some other major, have a business degree too. That will take you a long way!
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If you are not opposed to doing it online there is an MBA program at DeVry University.  Check out www.keller.edu
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Get your MBA. The jobs that open up are much more pleasant.
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I would suggest that you do a little soul searching and decide what type of career you would like to pursue then match your college major to your goals. That said, a bachelors in marketing would be much more beneficial to your career than an associates degree in business.
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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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Master of Business Administration: its a post grad degree
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Have you thought about a one year MBA with a foreign university! A lot of them have advertised recently! You could do it through correspondence too!
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Make sure you take a sales class.  More than likely the first job you have in the marketing world will be in sales.
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Most people in the business community would have heard of MBA.   Far less would have heard of MSM.  In terms of recognition, I would go with MBA.
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I was in marketing for a few years, and my major in college was Communications with an emphasis in Business Administration. Many aspiring marketing people chose this major. Other relevant majors are English, Psychology, History, and Cog Sci. Whatever she takes, it will really help to minor or double-major in Business. It also helps a lot to get internships to get a foot in the door.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site may have some useful information regarding your question.
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It depends. I think the strength and value of your MBA will depend on your grades. If you're not a very quantitative person, your grades in finance will probably suffer. Most people who do finance MBAs aspire to work in investment banking, sales & trading or even venture capital. These industries are extremely competitive and offer very good salaries. Chances are that if you've got a lousy MBA from a lousy school, you're not going to get into any of the top firms and will probably end up being a lowly analyst for a long time in some small run down place. If you're dynamic, smart and love to talk best you go for Marketing. If you excel in that field, marketing executives and marketing managers do lead very good lives - travel, stay in top hotels and network with the top brains. Choose wisely. Good luck!