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This sounds interesting to me as I've always been interested in business, start ups, computers technology, product creation, marketing, etc. My first goal however is to get an AA. Which AA would best roll into this BSBA?
BSBA in Entrepreneurship
Does this get labeled as a Bachelors is in Business administration with an emphasis in entrepreneurship?
Still trying to figure out my degree path. I know I'm definitely into computers, business, love creative projects, start ups, etc.
Thanks!
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I kind of think this degree is pointless. The suggested and recommended courses are just a mix of finance, marketing, accounting, operations management, and human resources. You can cover those with the BSBA in General Management which would be easier to complete. If you're really into computer technology, then you should consider the BSBA in CIS. The BSBA in Marketing would be another option.
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sanantone Wrote:I kind of think this degree is pointless. The suggested and recommended courses are just a mix of finance, marketing, accounting, operations management, and human resources. You can cover those with the BSBA in General Management which would be easier to complete. If you're really into computer technology, then you should consider the BSBA in CIS. The BSBA in Marketing would be another option.
Thanks for the feedback.
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