Is There A School That Fits What I'm Looking For?

[eatsalot]

<p>Here are two good links: [If</a> You Know You’ll Get An MBA…](<a href=“Bloomberg Businessweek - Bloomberg”>Bloomberg Businessweek - Bloomberg)</p>

<p>and <a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-search-selection/737190-undergrad-business-study-graduate-mba.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-search-selection/737190-undergrad-business-study-graduate-mba.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>I feel that since there are 4635476573 undergraduate business majors, getting a solid liberal arts bachelors degree (that can prepare you for a VARIETY of life’s opportunities) is much more enriching and valuable. You can only do so much studying marketing/accounting as an undergraduate.</p>

<p>

An undergraduate business degree makes sense for students intent on launching a business career immediately. But for a student with sights set on an MBA, a degree in the sciences or liberal arts may be more valuable. In fact, colleges such as Harvard, Dartmouth, and Columbia don’t even offer an undergraduate major in business for just that reason. Yet many students think a business major is the necessary first step on the road to an MBA. Of the nearly 22,000 business majors who responded to the BusinessWeek survey, 48% said they planned to get an MBA within five years. Time for a reality check: Only 19% of students at BusinessWeek’s Top 10 MBA programs have a bachelor’s degree in business.

</p>

<p>a solid undergraduate bachelors degree seems to be much more intellectual stimulating and rewarding. </p>

<p>just my $0.02. :)</p>