can i study management in business if i graduated in the discipline of medicine?
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Yes, although if you're talking about on a graduate level, you may have to take some basic business classes to catch up with the others in the program.
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Here's what you can do. Start your degree in business management. The business management degree will cover all of the topics you mention including some others. All of the specialized programs are virtually the same with the exeption of a few courses. For instance, the only difference between a degree in marketing and a degree in business is 4 courses. The same with business and finance. So you could consider getting a dual degree in business and also finance, or marketing and business. You could then continue your education to get your Masters degree in the area of study you like. For instance, you can get a Masters in Finance, or Master in Marketing or Business.
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Bcom Entrepreneurship and then go post graduate with an MBA
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It depends on your undergrad.  If it is in the healthcare area, there is no point to do it again in your MBA.  If not, it may be good to 'specialize' your MBA.
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Your responsibilities will change continuously throughout your career.  You have the ability, depending on your management skills, to always assume more responsibility.\nThe business management field covers such a wide spectrum of real world occupations, that personal and professional growth is solely dependent on you.\nPick a specific field that interests you, get some experience, and your opportunities will grow.  Concentrate on communication skills and interpersonal relationships.
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it might depend on which school you go to...diff schools diff requirements?  the business school here, only requires up to college calculus...theres 2 types of calculus...engineering calculus and calculus...take the regular one, much easier
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-Biology, cause it's all about biology when you enter med school\n-Women's Studies, for obvious reasons\n-Psychology, it'll help get you to understand the patients, not just examining them\n-Chemistry, just to prepare you for med school\n-Business Law, with so many liabilities and lawsuits happening in the medical field, this major will prep you for it
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I want a career in finance and management too. I picked: business, maths, sociology (not my 1st choice) and psychology. \n\nBusiness studies obviously.\nMaths would be excellent if you are good at. It is sometimes essiential at top universities to study finance.\nIf you are interested in English that would be good. But i think other than business and maths any other subjects are fine excluding stuff like art, drama as its not entirely academic.
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The library and the internet are full of information!!!!\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=history+of+business+management
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Online Resource for Solved Question Papers - Competitionmaster.com\n\nMaster of Business Administration is normally considered to be the basic and ideal post-graduate qualification for taking up a good and rewarding career in management\n\n:> peace
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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.
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There willl be some managements authors who have studies some org in past....get to nearest MBA college get into their liabrary. Also sometimes government has some primary data, u can find it there.\nAlso try  business magazines
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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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An MBA teaches you all aspects of running a business. If you are a doctor, you are already pretty good in your field of health; but it is not expected that you would ace finance or marketing, strategy, etc. these are key elements of running a business and that's where an MBA plays a key role. It educates you with the essentials and you develop good connections with business coaches that can help you.
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Jordan, Please be very, very careful with this. You really can't get a true MBA degree totally online. If you go to the websites for universities offering 100% online business degrees, you'll notice that they offer a "Master's Certificate." This is not an MBA and will not lead to professional certification.\n\n"Real" Schools of Business offering true MBAs will have many courses online, but will also require a certain portion of the degree to be earned through face-2-face classes. Believe it or not, accreditation for business schools is very tough and demanding; thus the standards are rather high. There are a lot of "diploma mills" out there -- be careful.\n\nAlso, to answer another question you had... Yes, even though you're an MD you still have to take the GMAT. You may know about gastroenterology; but they need to find out if you know anything about "Flux Vertical Integration" and "Debenture Analysis."\n\nThe tests are not pass/fail. You will get a score rather like your MCATs. And yes, most of the prep materials you can buy commercially will serve you well. There is no valid statistical data indicating that special test-prep classes increase performance. Study the prep books on your own.   \n\nHope this answer helps. Cheers, mate.
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you can do bcom along with c.a(chartered accountant)  or c.f.a(chartered financial analyst),c.s(compant secretaryship),i.c.w.a(cost and work accounting).\nyou can do LLB\nyou have the option of doing mba after bms or bcom\nu can also go for hotel management
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I have a degree in AB Communication Major in Photography and Film.  Graduated from DLSU but now realized I want to do medicine instead.  So i'll be taking up my pre-med as a nurse soon.