what could i use a bachlors degree in business adminiatation for and how much would i make a year?please help?
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in just business administration you could maybe me a manager, but the pay wouldnt be that great with just that.  Go for like management and get a masters if you want good money.
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I have a friend with an MBA who makes $32,000 p.a. - not so good. At the other end, the heads of large corporations make multi-millions. \n\nOne not-so-bright MBA is President of the United States.\n\nGood luck to you
314448
This degree offers a lot of flexibility and choice in your career. You can work in the corporate sector as anything from a business development officer to solutions manager, from marketing executive to trends research analyst. You can also choose to go into the banking/financial sectors, insurance and assurance, the Government, public administration and even education.\n\nSince this degree course is popular, and more and more people are becoming qualified in this area, the initial remuneration that you will get will not be that high. So I suggest you specialise in a certain area of business. You can opt to do a Masters in that specialised field or just choose to gain work experience in that particular area of your interest. When you are a specialist you will get paid more. One of the highest paid specialist areas is remising. Being a remisier, or a stockbroker, is a challenging but well-paid vocation. Check it out to see if it's your cuppa. Anyway best of luck!
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I would recommend getting your undergraduate degree in any field that interests you and that you will want to work in the industry of (ex. Public Relations, Marketing, Accounting), and a masters in Business Administration or Management.\n\nThat way, you can end up managing a company that deals with something you are educated about and enjoy (such as managing a marketing firm.)
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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...
1025618
you can do marketing which i have a bachelor in. contact me
735876
Do a degree in Business or something similar, it would definately improve your career prospects and increase your earning potential.
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I would suggest either getting a Business education, or a teaching degree, if you think you like teaching.  Business you can use to do an awful lot of things, if you are unsure what you want to do.  However, I would only kind of heed the person above me answer, the marketable part of it is right- but dont just pick any old major.  My brother has struggled with his English degree, and a guy I knew that majoed in Poli Sci just because he liked it (but didnt have any real plan what to do with it afterward) managed to get a job, but has been kinda stuck in the same place forever.  So the marketable part is the key.  Poli Sci or other majors liek that are fine if you have aplan as to what you want to do with them (for Poli Sci, Law School, urban planning, etc would all be fine ways to go, so its viable, as long as you liek the career paths that it most likely lends itself to).
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To start with, an interview. . . you will need a degree of some kind for most jobs, and business touches every field (even a painter or a poet needs to understand money and accounting if they want a successful business, and non-profits still need proper administration to stay "in business").\n\nDepending on your experiences, it could open the doors to many jobs, and would also help you if you start your own business. Just make sure to do an internship/co-op or volunteer in an area you enjoy, so that you can set yourself apart from the generic business major.  Adding a major or minor in an unrelated field, especially a language, might also be a great way to "diversify your portfolio".
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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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Business (MBA), per unit  $995.0\nYou will need 12-18 credits to graduate.
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You sound a little unsure about what you want to do.  I owned my own business for 4 years before going back to school.  I think I know what you are thinking.\n\nWhy do you not want to attend a 4 year college?  \nDo you not think it will really prepare you for business?\nor Do you not want to spend the money?\nor Is it the time?\nor do you think you will have to learn a lot that "you will never need"\n\nMy guess is that it is combo of all of these.\n\nFirst off I’ll address the college question then the general entrepreneurship questions you also probably have.\n\nIf you are admitted to a university you should be able to take all the business courses they have.  However if you go to a competitive business university you may find that they will only allow business majors to take some classes.  Ask several universities you plan on checking out.\n\nA 4 year University has a different perspective on what they can teach you about business.  Most Universities hire only Ph.D.s and most REALLY successful businessmen are not Ph.D.s (Although there are many good business teachers out there).  The perspective that you will get at a university is different then you would get if you were to be mentored by a CEO of a major company.  With that said I still think the technical understanding of business is important.\n\nIf your unsure about your business abilities, start with a community college and begin your business while in school.  Depending on what business you want to start (if you have one picked out already) you should have plenty of time to both if you take only 2 or 3 classes.  I caution you to not pick any business that is too trivial or multi level marketing because this will damage your contacts.  You want to start presenting yourself as a responsible young adult because if you ever decide to sell real estate or investments or any other contract driven business then your contacts will look down on you.\n\nIf your thinking you will waste a lot of time to study things you will never use then double major in something useful like accounty,economics,marketing.business admin  Any two of those would fill yoru scheduel so full you would hardly take anythign that was not business related.  \n\nYou will find the largest benefit of your degree is to hold it up as a trophy to your clients.  You can, however, you can get by fine without a degree if you are motivated.\n\nWith that said I will definitely say that developing your own confidence and belief in yourself is far more important than the technical side of business.  A very effective way to do this is start reading good books.  Self help books may seem corny but they really can help if your not sure if you are prepared for business.  \n\nSome good reads are:\n\n“Think and Grow rich” Napoleon Hill.\n“How to win friends and influence people” Dale Carnegie.\n“Rich dad Poor dad” Robert Kiyosaki (this one is too much fluff for me but many people love it)\n“Absolute Power” Anthony Robins.\n“The Richest Man in Babylon” Og Mandino\n“Low Profile Selling — Act Like a Lamb, Sell Like a Lion book” Tom Hopkins\n\nI’m sure you will find more out there.  \n\nTry and make a schedule for reading your good books and other development strategies.
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Nope..all you need is the cosmotology license.  I wouldn't waste my time or money on the bachelor's degree because really it isn't going to help you.  I would however shadow someone who owns a business like you wish to open to see how they run thiers.
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First of all stay in college and get your degree. If you have a couple of hours at night, you can start a cleaning service. Maybe clean dorm rooms, small offices and the like. I started my own cleaning service a couple of years ago and to give you an idea of how much you can make you can visit my website listed below. Try to find a small office, one that you could clean in an hour. You could make and easy $180 to $250 per month working only 1 hour per week. Now if you have already taken your college math, you don't need a calculator to see the potential.
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How old are you? I am 34 and I JUST got my BA in Culinary Arts. If you want my advice, get a job in business as closely related to nutrition, or kinesiology as possible, and eventually go back to school for your second BS. You might waant to look for a place to work that offers tuition reimbursement.
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You can do anything.  A lot of business don't require that you have a degree in a specific field, they just want you to have a degree.  You can do a ton with an English degree.  You could edit a magazine or newspaper.  Start your own magazine.  Edit books.  You can write greeting cards.  You can work of any company that has anything to do with music.  Find out what you think you might like to do, then find a company that does that and apply.
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business studies...take it from someone who has switched from sociology to bus. studies...WAY more money making opportunities