| I'm going to pretty much just disagree with 2VU0609. I don't know of any good MBA programs that require you to have a core set of business classes prior to an MBA. They may require you to have a certain amount of math (really not much though), possibly have taken a statistics course (doubtful, but possible) and that's about it. Often times they will give admitted students access to material, online courses, and perhaps recommend they take a course to strengthen an area before school starts. However, most MBA students come from a non-business background.
Because of your unusual background you could actually have an advantage over other applicants. However, you still need to do something with your art degree (the cooler it sounds, the more they will like you) and you must have a vision for how you will leverage an MBA to be successful in the art field.
As for the BBA question (believe I answered that in the other thread), I believe a BBA would be next to worthless for you unless you plan to start your own business right out of undergrad. |