<p>Be flexible. You don't necessarily need to have that business management degree to work in that area. As I said, UCLA offers business economics. Berkeley has a Business School for undergraduates as does UC Riverside. Cal Poly Pomona has a decent business program. USC's Marshall has a business program as well. And of course, in Pennsylvania, UPenn stands as the giant.</p>
<p>Futhermore, more and more people are seeking their graduate degrees. You can always get your MBA later on to solidify your education. Don't let your undergraduate degree be your last one, if possible. Graduate programs can offer more specialization.</p>