what is the best business course that i should take that will help me land a degree in medicine?
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Office Management.  If your going to have your own practice, you should know how to run it!  Good Luck!
319605
Physics is more interesting, but business is definitely easier. If it's points you're after, go for business.
365852
not sure about any particlar school but you might check out below for pratice test for usmie reviewing though.. I found a good school to get my Associates Degree in medical billing though *Elmira Business Institute*
350569
A Doctor of Medicine is your best bet.
443435
get a degree in business. whatever you decide to do, it'll help you probably more than any other degree would.
257521
The best degree, maybe a PhD?  I think you meant: what field should I get a degree in.  That's a toughy, I would think medicine is a good field.
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You want to start a medical school - as in a school that teaches people to become doctors? I think the look of your business cards will be the FARTHEST thing you need to consider.\n\n1. Do you have the funds to buy your own school building, hire professors to teach would-be doctors? \n\n2. Do you have the funds to buy all the medical equipment you need?\n\n3. You need to develop a curriculum that would give students the knowledge they need to pass the courses, be licensed and actually knows how to heal.\n\n4. You need tremendous insurance\n\n5. Do you have the funds to maintain the building, the facilities, equipment and classrooms?
660302
Usually (in U.S.), a business degree is four years and pharmacology is five years.  But if you go for the M.B.A., the business degree will be about six years.
830705
Knowledge of business can be applied to any career.  If you're willing to get a masters, think about an MBA.  It would open up a lot more career opportunities in film and broadcasting. You'll also have a more competitive edge on your peers promotion wise. Goodluck!
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That is a great combination!  Congrats!  I am getting my business degree, and am thinking about Entrepreneurship and a minor in marketing.\n\nI bet you could get a job in the hotel industry in Human Relations.  Working with statistics...in the insurance industry.  \n\nAs you know, there is a lot of attention being given to getting the right people into companies, so a major in business administration is a huge plus!\n\nI just went to Microsoft web page and they have openings for human resources staff.  I am sure other companies would find the combination you have very attractive.\n\nI will be taking a 300 level economics course in the fall...was it hard?  I have heard it is a lot of math with linear regressions.\n\nI have not taken statistics or calculus for a few years...what should I brush up on?\n\nDave
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well, i've just chosen my subjects. I'm doing business studies, french and history.\nScience is a core subject- so this will cover your aim to have a job in medicene- however, there may be an option for separate sciences, which is all 3 sciences covered (chemistry, biology and physics). You may want to opt for this as biology will be a key thing for your studies in medecine - especially human biology, which you can later study at AS and A level as a separate subject. \nIf your dream is really to be an artist - then take art, but don't think about how much you'll earn, it's what you want to do, what you enjoy! \nLanguages are key for a job later in life- you're more likely to get a job with these types of qualifications. So French or German should be one of your choices.\n\nSo you could do Art, French/German and perhaps History/Geography\nThese are a good mix of subjects and are very popluar at my school. I don't know how your science system works- so that may take up one of your options - I don't know! But don't worry about your future too much, just enjoy what you're doing at the moment. Howver, I can't really talk, because I did choose business studies for a possible career later in life. See, I want to be an accountant or something like that!\nGood luck! :)
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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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All of the best business programs have decent concentrations in International Business.  You are better off at one of them than at a school that claims to do just International.\n\nThe best place to study international business in the Southeast is also the best place to study any kind of business in the Southeast -- Duke University's Fuqua School of Business.  \n\nUNC and U Va would be other decent choices.
660361
If you want to push drugs, any Med school is just about as bad as the next. Look into alternative medicine and your best school will be in your your garden.
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There are certainly opportunities in the pharma industry for an MBA who has done an MBBS. \n\nYou may enjoy the role of managing the research process of a lab, etc. This will put your managerial skills and skills & intuition as a doctor. This role will give you opportunities in product development.\n\nAlternatively you may opt for a role in the sales/marketing domain. For one you may manage the sales network of the organisation directly (say, manage sales executives who sell to pharmacies). You might also choose to be in-charge of managing a team of agents who call on doctors, and encourage the doctors to use products of the specific organisation. A role in marketing may also entail collection of primary data from outlets and doctors that will provide research inputs & requirements for the labs.\n\nYou indeed have several exciting opportunities in the field!
1034424
work as an administrator in a local hospital.  the combination of business and medicine should serve you well in that area.
845815
No undergraduate degree is going to replace medical school.  Take undergrad in pre-med or chemistry, biology, etc.  The go to med school.