[frontiers]

Hello friends, I would be glad if you could suggest some other career options to me.I don’t want to go for an MBA because it’s now became common.

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Executive Programs | BSc in software engineering

[infomercialscams]

Hello..

Yaaaa its true that Business Management Degree is a future because after doing MBA or some Business Management Degree course then we get the good job in good company and also with the good salary because in this generation most of the company wants the MBA students so that its really a good future..
After completing MBA or other Management course we also can do the business on the basis of our business knowledge..

[ronaldmoore]

There are a number of exciting options available nowadays and an MBA is not the only choice you have. For example, my college, CCSD (California College San Diego), offers degrees in Business Administration, BS in Business Administration with an emphasis on Property Management, Associate in Business Management and Accounting, and Associate in Business Management and Accounting with emphasis on Property Management. The options are varied and offer qualifications for new and current career opportunities in the market today.

[pplsearch]

Thanks for listing those options, ^

I would say that nowadays, any degree is becoming less valuable, because there are a lot more people with degrees now than there were 10 years, or even 5 years ago. It's more competitive, and the economy isn't helping.

So more important than degree is experience, and what you do with it.

[thomprecision]

Well, if all of the degrees are supposedly going down in value, then you still would need a degree to stay with the curve, and hopefully get ahead of it.

I wouldn't use, it's common, as a reason not to pursue an MBA. That's like saying that because an undergraduate degree is more common, students shouldn't want to pursue it as much.

If you need an MBA to meet your career goals, go for it. It's all about your career goals, not a particular degree or program.