BAD ADVICE for anyone that isn’t exactly sure what they want to do. It’ll set you up for an MBA if that’s what you want or you can do literally anything else. Don’t listen to this guy unless you want to be an accountant
It's too broad but you have better opportunities to get a job then just one single subject. When you run a business you'll understand who is doing what and you can see the entire function of a business clearly.
Nothing is wrong with business administration if you plan to start your own business instead of just sending on working for someone else the rest of your life.
It’s all depends on what you see yourself doing outta school. If you’re looking to be an employer a specific degree, would probably be more beneficial to opposed to having a broader idea of business
No business degree that’s “broad” is bad but business degrees that are too specific are usually the bad ones. With an ever changing world and uncertainty in many areas having a general business degree can ensure your happiness as you can pick the industry you want to be in at any time. Your only a couple certifications away if you want to specialise or you can get on the job training through work experience. Either way with a general degree you will never be out of work it’s the equivalent to what Nurses are to the healthcare industry! RN’s scope of practice is broad but you don’t hear people complaining.
I think this guy is completely wrong. I see a lot of management jobs in all areas making very good salaries in all type of industries and departments with this Business Administration. It is broad so you increase your chances of being hired anywhere at almost every department and being a manager
Shouldn’t we be asking someone a little further along in their academic career? I mean, most CEOs have MBAs. Management IS a role in business. You can learn to be a practitioner with a finance degree, or you can be that guy’s manager with a business administration degree focusing on finance. If you want to own a startup: a finance degree isn’t going to give you those skills, a business administration degree will, though. It’s two different things for people who have different goals.
Bad advice, you can't focus on 1 thing in business. It's not about finance only. BM is has all of it. SALES, LAW, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING,ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT….
As an MBA grad, it's best they just have finance as their concentration. If you want to work somewhere else or even end up becoming an entrepreneur you'll need to know everything else too with the help of AI.
For me I want to know in general how business operates. Wouldn’t this be great for people who have a specialized skill already and want to make a business? Like let’s say your chef but want to start your own food network or restaurant. Wouldn’t you need a general crash course in business?
I work in healthcare and MOST of our entire senior leadership has MBA and started with Bachelors in Business Administration. Most of our CEOs did not have a focus. It depends on the route you want to go and where you want to land. Now positions like our hospital Controllers (Chief Finance Officers) have degrees in accounting/ finance. But our CEO has Masters Business Admin so just depends on focus. Me I switched to Bachelors of Business focus on Marketing since I use to work the floor but now am a marketing liason. But still with this focus I can reach corporate level but it depends on current role and future goals on what’s best
As an upcoming doctor of business administration, this is absolutely incorrect. Listen to this if you want to learn to be an entry-level practitioner. If you want to learn to be a manager who makes it far PAST an entry-level analyst position, learn more than one skill. And, no you don't pick your own classes for business administration. In BA, you will manage people with a finance degree ten years post-graduation. It's a MANAGEMENT degree. So, what do you want to do? Sell products, analyze numbers, or lead people? A Business Administration degree is a type of degree, like a bachelor of science or bachelor of arts. You're comparing oranges to apples. Do you get it? Business Administration degree in Marketing. You have a bachelor's in Marketing. Do you understand? Yeah it's general, it's not a major…
Business adm specialize in finance
I don't really care about BBA, but what I really want is an MBA
BAD ADVICE for anyone that isn’t exactly sure what they want to do. It’ll set you up for an MBA if that’s what you want or you can do literally anything else. Don’t listen to this guy unless you want to be an accountant
It's too broad but you have better opportunities to get a job then just one single subject. When you run a business you'll understand who is doing what and you can see the entire function of a business clearly.
I'm deciding to do international business management?? What do you think?😢
To me that’s being smart learning all at once so I don’t think there is anything wrong with it
Everything you said actually ass backwards. Business admin is the best all around degree
Nothing is wrong with business administration if you plan to start your own business instead of just sending on working for someone else the rest of your life.
It’s all depends on what you see yourself doing outta school. If you’re looking to be an employer a specific degree, would probably be more beneficial to opposed to having a broader idea of business
No business degree that’s “broad” is bad but business degrees that are too specific are usually the bad ones. With an ever changing world and uncertainty in many areas having a general business degree can ensure your happiness as you can pick the industry you want to be in at any time. Your only a couple certifications away if you want to specialise or you can get on the job training through work experience. Either way with a general degree you will never be out of work it’s the equivalent to what Nurses are to the healthcare industry! RN’s scope of practice is broad but you don’t hear people complaining.
I think this guy is completely wrong. I see a lot of management jobs in all areas making very good salaries in all type of industries and departments with this Business Administration. It is broad so you increase your chances of being hired anywhere at almost every department and being a manager
Shouldn’t we be asking someone a little further along in their academic career? I mean, most CEOs have MBAs. Management IS a role in business. You can learn to be a practitioner with a finance degree, or you can be that guy’s manager with a business administration degree focusing on finance. If you want to own a startup: a finance degree isn’t going to give you those skills, a business administration degree will, though. It’s two different things for people who have different goals.
Hi, I am trying to study (Business – Accounting, Law or Marketing Level 3) at college in the UK. what are your thoughts? Got any advice. Thanks
Bad advice, you can't focus on 1 thing in business. It's not about finance only. BM is has all of it. SALES, LAW, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING,ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT….
As an MBA grad, it's best they just have finance as their concentration. If you want to work somewhere else or even end up becoming an entrepreneur you'll need to know everything else too with the help of AI.
For me I want to know in general how business operates. Wouldn’t this be great for people who have a specialized skill already and want to make a business? Like let’s say your chef but want to start your own food network or restaurant. Wouldn’t you need a general crash course in business?
Lol bro finance is gonna be automated in the next 15 years good luck
I work in healthcare and MOST of our entire senior leadership has MBA and started with Bachelors in Business Administration. Most of our CEOs did not have a focus. It depends on the route you want to go and where you want to land. Now positions like our hospital Controllers (Chief Finance Officers) have degrees in accounting/ finance. But our CEO has Masters Business Admin so just depends on focus. Me I switched to Bachelors of Business focus on Marketing since I use to work the floor but now am a marketing liason. But still with this focus I can reach corporate level but it depends on current role and future goals on what’s best
As an upcoming doctor of business administration, this is absolutely incorrect. Listen to this if you want to learn to be an entry-level practitioner. If you want to learn to be a manager who makes it far PAST an entry-level analyst position, learn more than one skill. And, no you don't pick your own classes for business administration. In BA, you will manage people with a finance degree ten years post-graduation. It's a MANAGEMENT degree. So, what do you want to do? Sell products, analyze numbers, or lead people? A Business Administration degree is a type of degree, like a bachelor of science or bachelor of arts. You're comparing oranges to apples. Do you get it? Business Administration degree in Marketing. You have a bachelor's in Marketing. Do you understand? Yeah it's general, it's not a major…
Aye you know i never thought of it that way