Questions regarding BSBA Finance

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I agree with MNomadic - I think you get out of it what you put into it. If I was just starting out, and was going to do a degree from one of the Big 3, and do everything except the capstone via test-out, I would definitely think about saving up to get the graduate courses in Finance when you're done. So, you're getting your BA very quickly and cheaply, with the thought that you're going to get a MA and spend the time and money on that instead. It would certainly be awesome to get a BA for less than $5000, and then spend $10-$15k on a Master's in Finance from your local college, where you can network.

If you're already in the business world, and just need a Finance degree as a check-box, then I would probably skip the MA unless I thought it would help quite a bit - or just get a MBA from WGU.

But for those starting their careers, the first option is probably better.