Business majors, come. I have a subjective question to ask.?

Question

This question is mainly focused for either current business undergraduate's students in a University or currently graduate students with a BA in business.

Recently, I've had this debate on whether receiving a BA in business is any useful under certain circumstances. Per se the main reason you want to achieve this degree to be a entrepreneur. Also, regarding the fact that he or she already has solid communication skills to write and speak well, with experience on how to operate businesses already. Why should a person under this circumstance pay another 20-30 k to earn a degree to pursue what they can already pursue without the degree? But more importantly, from professors who don't have any background, or achievements to show that are successful at business.

In my belief, business takes experience, training and is more of a talent in a person, contrast to another major in which you learn and gain experience as well, but the difference is you actually needed college to learn this a

*this applies to every major, but business I believe it has such a important factor that it weights so much more than other majors from the start.)

I understand those who go to a business school to pursue majors which goes under business such as marketing, accounting, and etcetera. However entrepreneurs! I just find it utterly stupid into thinking you would take over some company and be CEO of some large company after getting a masters or something in business. Yet again, this is only a opinion. Please share your thoughts.

*this applies to every major, but business I believe it has such a important factor that it weights so much more than other majors from the start.)

I understand those who go to a business school to pursue majors which goes under business such as marketing, accounting, and etcetera. However entrepreneurs! I just find it utterly stupid into thinking you would take over some company and be CEO of some large company after getting a masters or something in business. Yet again, this is only a opinion. Please share your thoughts.

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I am not saying this assumption is for everyone. I've already mentioned the condition of the situation.

Answer 1

I have no idea what your point or question is.

I took my undergraduate degree in business administration, and the course curriculum didn't prepare me to be an entrepreneur any more than it prepared me to be an astronaut.

You're wrong if you think business schools mean to teach people to be entrepreneurs. They are designed to teach you to work for someone else.

You are also wrong if you think entrepreneurship has anything to do with talent, experience, or knowledge. It's about passion and desire.

Answer 2

Your first assumption that the main reason to get an mba is to be an entrepreneur is not true for all people. The rest of your argument is based on this false presumption and so is actually meaningless.
In future try to ask a question without stating false assumptions as facts.
Or maybe go to business school and learn that.

Answer 3

to start with why are you majoring in theatre and international company? do you should bypass into coaching once you graduate? men and females people won't take you critically once you graduate once you have have been given theatre on your transcript. additionally you should minor in a remote places language or 2 and be waiting to holiday and relocate with that degree. additionally you should take accounting and a few finance publications to instruct which you're all in favour of going into commerce. placed out of your ideas the theatre minor. Do it on the section or tale training on a similar time as you graduate. in spite of if verify you could help your self on a similar time as you graduate and no longer circulate lower back domicile and leach of your mothers and fathers. And get into internships ASAP and be arranged to bypass to grad college and ensure you get letters of rec from prof.'s and get a GPA around 3.5.

Answer 4

If you don't want to go to college, then don't go. There's no need to try to justify it here.