<p>which route would you recommend?</p>
<p>going to UCLA and majoring in Economics then going on to get MBA somewhere</p>
<p>or</p>
<p>going to the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas and majoring in Business Admin. and then going on to get MBA somewhere</p>
<p>wharton. :]</p>
<p>hopefully for graduate, but focusing on undergrad</p>
<p>Cornell :D I'm slightly biased. </p>
<p>Emory and USC are pretty undergraduate focused imo</p>
<p>smitty541: I think you need to give us some more info, like how much will both schools cost you? What do you to do post-bachelors? Where do you want to work?, etc....</p>
<p>If UT is cheaper and you want a really good job in Texas or the surronding states, then UT is where I'd go. If you live in Cali, then I'd stay there and go to UCLA.</p>
<p>University of Phoenix.</p>
<p>^^^What are you joking?? stop posting crap....</p>
<p>the cost is quite different. Mccombs will be around $15,000 a year while UCLA will be about $35,000-40,000 a year. After my bachelors I plan to get an MBA from one of the top schools. I currently live in Texas.</p>
<p>I'd stick with UT. I really don't think going to UCLA is worth the extra 80-100k more. Also consider the fact that when you go to get your mba, you're probably going to have to take out a loan to pay for your mba. Do you really want to be in debt when your in your mid 30s?</p>
<p>Another, in my opinion, better option would be to go to a Cali community college for 2 years, then transfer over to UCLA. It'd save you like 25+ grand per year.</p>
<p>UCLA is only $20-25k a year if you're in-state. It's $35-40k if you're out of state.</p>
<p>Is it any harder to get jobs in a different state than where you got your bachelors degree from?
im in CA right now, say i went to UTAustin, then moved back to Cali
how much harder if any would it be to get employed compared to if i stayed and went to UCLA?</p>
<p>lmao is University of Phoenix bad?</p>
<p>University of Phoenix is an online college. I'm not even sure if it is accredited. It is comprable to Kaplan and DevryOnline.</p>
<p>University of Phoenix IS accredited by ACBSP</p>
<p>This website is kind of funny.</p>
<p>^lmao hahahahaha</p>