Tulane for marketing undergrad?

dolphnlvr6
Thu, 17 Sep 2015 19:28:04 +0000

Read through what Fallen Chemist has said. I work at a University as an Academic Adviser. We strongly discourage students to go straight into graduate programs in the business field right after they receive their BA/BS/BBA. you need to work a few years and gain experience. I’ve also worked with employers seeking to hire MBA’s and a lot will depend on the industry you are going into. Some employers prefer you have your undergrad degree in a different area. They love to see Engineers, Psychology, Biology and many other areas go on to get an MBA as those people bring such a variety of skills to the table. You should work a few years before getting a graduate degree (there are exceptions- the 5 year Accounting/MBA type programs come to mind). As FC has stated, concentrate on getting accepted to your undergrad program, be successful in the program, keeping up your GPA, doing a few internships, etc. Grad school will still be there and you may change your mind about what you want to do after you do some internships and work for a year or two.