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Opinions: Bachelor of Arts vs Bachelor of Science (for Business and/or Marketing) - fieldnotes - 02-11-2025 I'm deciding between three degrees, and I'm curious whether you've found any difference in career prestige between BA and BS degrees? For context, here's what I'm deciding between:
RE: Opinions: Bachelor of Arts vs Bachelor of Science (for Business and/or Marketing) - Jonathan Whatley - 02-11-2025 Best of both worlds: You could get the Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration – Marketing and add a minor in Management Information Systems or a second concentration in Project Management and Management Information Systems. RE: Opinions: Bachelor of Arts vs Bachelor of Science (for Business and/or Marketing) - ReyMysterioso - 02-12-2025 There's no difference in the job marketplace between BSBA or BABA. BS in Marketing is a little more specialized and could help a little if marketing is what you specifically want to work in. RE: Opinions: Bachelor of Arts vs Bachelor of Science (for Business and/or Marketing) - bjcheung77 - 02-13-2025 +1, agree with the above posts... Basically, my recommendation is the UMPI BBA Marketing plus PM & IS double concentration, you'll also get the 3-4 classes that will go towards the MAOL in the future. I suggest completing the MAOL after you're done with the BBA, it's now a BBA not a BA or BS, as there really isn't a difference between BA/BS in Business. Example, the BA or BS degrees at TESU, for the general education requirement, the science requirements are the same, and some institutions have schools don't have a BS option for their degrees. |