What kind of career can you get with a business administration degree?
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Sixty-five percent of people with a degree do not work in their field of education.  Earning your degree means to a business you can take instruction, are able, generally enthusiastic, and especially moldable.  What do YOU like to do?  Go and find yourself and GOOD LUCK.
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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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Well you could join the work force, or you could get an accounting degree, or an bussiness administration degree.
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The Business Administration has a lot more math/quanitative classes in the program, more accounting even. Business management has more qualitative classes. The Business Administration class has a better chance of going into MBA programs (thats what I was told).
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According to a recent survey the best management related jobs to pursue for the next five years are:\n\nPersonal finance adviser \nFinancial manager \nActuary \nSecurities sales agent \n\nMarketing manager \nAdvertising and promotions manager \nMarket research analyst \n\nThus Finance and marketing specalization is the thing.\n\nGood Luck\nNBS
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You can get a Masters in public policy, public administration, business, public affairs, social policy, public health, sociology, communications, philosophy, political science, international affairs, or education. You could also get a law degree, but that is not considered a Masters.\n\nGood Luck!
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You could try a professional certificate in Management / Business Administration, or if time and money permit, a MBA.\nI would personally opt for a MBA program, as this will give you a very good insight on Business and Management, and will certainly open many doors for you career-wise. I have no idea where you live, but most serious, accredited universities offer flexible schedule MBAs so you can keep on working while studying. Just make sure you check out the university's accreditations, there are way too many scams nowadays especially from online-based universities.
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If you have a good undergraduate degree, you probably won't require a Masters' degree to get a good job. Except that you are doing Masters in Business Administration, your bachelors or undergraduate degree is just fulfil the requirement.\n\nAs far as getting a good job with Masters' degree is concerned, I feel that its a matter of pure luck as usually Masters degree doesn't count a lot or give an edge over others who do not have one. But of course, its a source of self satisfaction and confidence for a person who has a Masters degree.
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It depends on what you want to do Business Admin is more versatile. With sales and marketing you could end up doing door to door sales.  My degree is in Business Admin with a concentration.  See if picking a concentration is an option for you.
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Yes and its a fairly narrow segment of the business world.  Retail management also tends to be low paying, includes man non management duties at times and can be hard to translate into other jobs in the business field due to the low regard it has among other management disciplines.  I'd suggest a general business degree instead.  You can still do retail management if you like, but have more options and earning potential.
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It's a good major if it is something that is interesting to you.\n\nMy major was Business Administration:  Marketing.  I've been very glad I chose that major, although I will admit I had my moments of doubt because so much of it is about sales and the idea of retail sales doesn't appeal to me at all.\n\nThe business administration degree is useful in a huge variety of businesses and job descriptions and I have found many unexpected ways in which the marketing concentration really paid off for me.\n\nLooking back, I think I might have enjoyed a job as a product manager for a large manufacturing company.\n\nMy first use of the degree was as a manager for a market research firm.  I'd taken several market research classes and oversaw special market research projects.\n\nI later used the degree as a retail manager for a computer store and the marketing *definately* paid off in that position.\n\nI moved into IT for several years.  I migrated to a project management position with that company but missed the customer interactions.  I now head up the business teams for IT projects and have a major role in product management and customer interactions.  I LOVE it!\n\nGood luck to you in your degree decision and your career!
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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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a degree in business broadcasting can get you a job in business news.
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Finance and Business are generalized business majors that prepare you for a number of career paths.  They are non-specific and therefore may SEEM to be in high demand, only because so many jobs will require that degree.\n\nIf you're looking to go into a job with high demand, you need to change up your search and look to the market for JOB growth.  Which jobs will grow the most over the next ten years?  twenty?  Then turn to what degrees are generally required for those jobs.  Finance is at the root of some, but not all.  You will find that science based majors and careers are the way to go.  Money Magazine's latest rankings for job growth are in the sources section for your reference.\n\nPersonally, if I could re-choose my career path, I'd do something with nanotechnology research, biological research, or chemical research.\n\nHope this helps.
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i believe colleges offer a BBA- bachelor in business Administration-they did in 1968 when i went to college- don't know about today- my suggestion would be - take accounting- the best business background you can have-because it gives you a complete understanding of business, and how businesses run, and how we keep track of the results-- other possibilities are economics, marketing, advertising, etc. a bba-used to give you a bit of everything in business, yet a lot of nothing-no real major that is-- check with some business schools and see what they have to offer, and what their suggestions might be- also talk to some people in mgmt. and see what they suggest worked for them, or what they would do, if they could do it over again--changes ?? see if you can get a mgmt mentor who is success full to guide you..that would be great-- i am a retired Independent Insurance Broker for life & health insurance, and also a retired  CPA, CFP, & LUTCF..if i can be of further help to you--holler back at me--good luck to you...
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You could choose the following:\n\n1. Marketing\n2. International finance\n3. Personnel management\n4. Office management\n5. Sales management\n6. Product development\n7. Advertising and promotion\n\nSo many jobs....
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I studied Animal Sciences. I took some Ag Econ classes. There are a number of things you could do with this degree including, but not limited to:\n• Management\nCorporate/Cooperative Executive\nRegional Sales Manager\nRetail or Wholesale Manager\nFarm Manager/Operator\nSmall Business Owner\n• Finance\nFinancial Analyst\nFutures Broker\nLoan Officer\n• Marketing and Sales\nSales Representative\nCommodity Merchandiser\nInternational Trade Specialist\n• Resource Economics and Management\nNatural Resource Economist\nNatural Resource Manager\n• Public Service and Policy\nPublic Policy Analyst\nPolitical Lobbyist\nLocal Government\nCounty 4-H or Extension Agent