<p>@Kandarp: Uhmmm…the reputation of your undergrad. or the program you complete as an undergrad will not really affect MBA placement (most MBA’s look at work experience. They’ll look at superficial stuff from undergrad like GPA, and of course they’ll look at GMAT, but other than that undergrad. institutions don’t place people into MBA programs. That correlates more with student quality and the interest in MBA programs. Like many BBA’s or others at Emory are typically less interested in them if they are making a certain amount of money after a certain time). And Oxford provides an excellent education, perhaps better than main campus, especially for the first 2 years to non-science majors. Also, if he does not make the BBA program…good! Many options in the college are better training for a future in business or in life. Also most MBA’s do not have a BBA (as many schools do not have undergraduate business entities, especially the top ones). BBA/undergrad. is not an automatic ticket into MBA programs so much as it is certain types of jobs at certain types of firms. After the job placement, your academic major/track will matter much less than the performance in it (and even then, GPA threshold for many good MBA programs is not impossibly high because of the value placed on work experience). </p>