Advise Re: Second Degree Plan

[bjcheung77]

I wouldn't worry about the GPA and ask yourself which of the following two options is more for you:
1) Go directly into an MBA program - for the programs that have no GPA or prerequisite requirements (maybe WGU?)
2) Complete the BSBA and then to an MBA or similar Masters program - the BSBA prepares students for the next level.

There are so many factors in deciding which school or degree to go for (BSBA Bachelors then a Masters or going to a Masters directly).  Questions, How busy are you? How much time do you have to spend on studying?  Do you have family/kids that you have to attend to?  What is the amount you would like to spend in total for the BSBA+Masters or the Masters alone?

Furthermore, are you looking for a "top tier" or a "ranked" school for your graduate studies?  I had someone on the sister forum asking which program to go into after getting a BSBA from TESU.  I mentioned sticking with a degree from WGU if they're not looking into a ranked school or go for Purdue Global or CSU Global for a Masters for Ranked schools.

BTW, which state are you in? WGU has partnered with several states such as Texas, Washington, etc.  Anyways, I am looking for a "big fan"... it's hot today and I'm gonna head down to the beach, I need to keep cool.  I should get one of those solar powered fans, or maybe just sit in the shade...

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Nevermind, you're in the Golden State - California, I just re-read SDSU. WGU doesn't have a state-based university there, but it's still a very good school and I would highly recommend their MBA or MSML unless you would like to go for a Ranked school, there are other options.