<p>I know it stands for master in business administration but what are the requirements to get one besides having your bachelors , or what type of job can i have with an mba</p>
<p>That’s a pretty broad question, but I’ll do my best to answer it!</p>
<p>There aren’t too many requirements other than having a bachelor’s degree and applying for admission into an MBA program. Applying to a MBA program is the tricky part, though, because it isn’t easy to get in. There are more selective MBA programs that you can apply to as well as other programs that are less selective. Just make sure to make good grades while earning your undergraduate degree and get good extracurriculars so your application can stand out among the rest.</p>
<p>With good job experience before earning an MBA, you will be able to secure a higher level administration job in the business world. If you go straight through your bachelor’s degree to a master’s degree, it will be harder to earn as high of a salary as you would if you had good work experience, but a candidate with an MBA degree will have a good chance at being hired to an entry-level manager job.</p>
<p>With the increasing cost of education, the question of getting an MBA being financially wise is more pressing. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says that people with a masters degree earn an average of about $10,000-$12,000 per year more than those with a bachelors degree. That increase in yearly salary adds up quickly in the years after earning an MBA and makes an online MBA a responsible financial investment.</p>
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<p>THANK YOU !woo very helpful, so what can of job experience , can you recommend me to have before getting in to an MBA program ?</p>
<p>All top MBA programs and many lesser programs require two years of full time post bachelor’s experience for admission.</p>
<p>Any basic work experience in the business field is good, which is obviously easier to get after earning your bachelor’s degree. The more prestigious the position, the better. I would suggest getting a job straight after earning your bachelor’s degree so you can start earning money. Like tomofboston said, you should get those couple of years of experience under your belt after earning your bachelor’s degree. It helps you get good experience and helps you find out if management is right for you. If an MBA still seems like a good career move at that point and you are motivated to go to more school, earning your MBA online isn’t too hard and is quite affordable. You can also keep earning money while furthering your education. Businesses love when their employees earn additional degrees while working!</p>
<p>In the meantime, take initiative. Start or lead a club at your college. Show that you have good business skills in any way you can think of. If you love business, this shouldn’t be hard because you should have a desire to be as good as you can be! Good luck!</p>
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<p>Google is your friend:</p>
<p>[Master</a> of Business Administration - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_of_Business_Administration]Master”>Master of Business Administration - Wikipedia)</p>
<p>You can also get an MBA without work experience. Kelley school of business has a combined five-year ugrad/mba program for finance or accounting majors.</p>
<p>[3/2</a> MBA: Graduate Accounting Programs : Kelley School of Business: Indiana University](<a href=“http://kelley.iu.edu/GAP/MBA/page29984.html]3/2”>http://kelley.iu.edu/GAP/MBA/page29984.html)</p>
<p>THANK YOU ALL !! ESPECIALLY TO jbrynsvold I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR HEL AND COMMENTS. GOOD LUCK.</p>
<p>jbrynsvold gave you some solid advice. If you can manage to get into a top MBA program you can gain a lot of truly valuable experience, which in my opinion is more valuable then actually having an MBA. If you find that you’re still motivated to get one I would recommend taking a look at Business Week’s B-schools rankings: [Top</a> Business School Rankings: MBA, Undergrad, Executive & Online MBA - Businessweek](<a href=“Bloomberg - Are you a robot?”>Bloomberg - Are you a robot?). It gives you a break down of the top schools in the US and should help you figure out which programs are available to you with your current level of education and employment history. Good luck, hope this helps!</p>