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by rtp » Mon Nov 08, 2010 8:48 pm
Hi!

I currently an undergrad, and I actually have a question about a BA in business and MBAs in general.

I've been told that it may be redundant to do a business BA and then pursue an MBA. Is that true?

I want to be able to get a managerial position in a variety of industries, one of them being film and TV productions, will the path I'm planning on taking help me do this and also earn a good paycheck?

What is a broad estimate for the avg salary I can expect with a BA in Business and a MBA?

Thanks!

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by Cindy Tokumitsu » Mon Dec 13, 2010 5:05 am
Hello,

There are not black-and-white answers to your questions. Many people pursue an MBA after first earning a BA or BS in business. The reasons for doing so can vary - perhaps someone focused on one aspect as an undergrad and wants to change focus (eg., finance to strategy or IT management). Also, the same topic will be presented to target different levels, e.g., management courses at the undergrad level will target a slightly level of management than grad level management courses. That said, the MBA after a business bachelor's can be redundant if you are not thoughtful about what you want out of the MBA. Also, in essays that ask why you are pursuing the MBA, it will be advisable to clarify why in the context of the earlier business studies.

I can't comment on average salaries in your industry of choice (or generally because it varies so much by industry and school). It does appear that business studies will benefit you on this career path; I suggest targeting programs with strong media studies such as NYU and UCLA.

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Cindy Tokumitsu
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