<p>The only two UC's I got admitted. Which one would you guys recommend? I want to go to the one that is best for my major, not for the environment. I also got in Cal Poly Pomona, so might as well put that one in for the choice. I will probably go for MBA too in the future, but not sure yet. Which one will get me a job easier assuming I have a GPA but no work experience related to business? I'm transfering btw, so I cant waste another year. I have to choose one. </p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>You are in the exact same place I am right now. UCSB is overall ranked higher; however, based on the research i have conducted UCR has a more reputable undergrad business program. UCSB does not have a concrete business program, so you will major in business econ instead, UCR in the other hand does have complete business program. I have visited both campuses and I fell in love with UCSB, the campus is beautiful.
I am still waiting on UC Berkeley, but realistically I dont think I will get in. You should really visit both campuses, if I was to choose one right now, i would commit to UCSB even though UCR’s undergrad business is probably better.</p>
<p>Where do you want to work once you graduate? If you want to do accounting, go to UCSB. The Big 4 recruit pretty heavily from there.</p>
<p>I should mention that UCSB does not have a Business Administration program, and the Business Economics major has been replaced with the Economics and Accounting major.</p>
<p>Aside from the Business Economics major, students interested in business look into the Technology Management Program here, which is actually part of the College of Engineering: [Technology</a> Management Program, UCSB](<a href=“http://www.tmp.ucsb.edu/academics/undergraduate.html]Technology”>http://www.tmp.ucsb.edu/academics/undergraduate.html)</p>
<p>The UCSB program is waay higher ranked then UCR, so would it be a good idea to be an Economics major and a minor of Technology Management; Would that get me Business related jobs?<br>
Plus i am thinking of getting an MBA, so eventually i would still be able to work in a business related job right?</p>