<p>*Yea I was thinking about that too. Lots of peeps take math or english or something else other than business for undergrad. I don’t know why this is a better route and it doesnt seem logical, cause I think when you take business for undergrad it would prepare you better for grad school.
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<p>If you’re planning on getting an MBA the that will pretty much nullify the undergrad business administration degree. Any MBA with an undergrad degree other than business administration will know more than one with a degree with that because you pretty much relearn everything in the MBA program than you did in the undergrad business administration program. And undergraduate business administration degrees are pretty much watered down MBA programs where you network with people with no experience. In an MBA program you network with industry professionals who obviously have some experience and are better to network with.</p>
<p>If you want a Financial Mathematics or Financial Engineering degree then Mathematics or some other quantitative undergraduate degree will help you out more.</p>
<p>But if you want to become a consultant and do not plan to go to grad school then that undergraduate business administration degree from Haas should serve you well.</p>