I am doing a liberal arts major and I graduate spring 2016. So I'm thinking about going to do a second degree in finance or doing a MA in management. I think there is also a masters in finance where I have to take some prerequisites but didn't do much research. Don't want to take all the prerequisites and I don't get in. Which do you think would be the best path for IB? The MA in management I've researched is NYU and Wake Forest. If I went back to school I will have to go back to my undergrad which is Rutgers Newark. Haven't researched finance schools.
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Why M. management if you want IB?
1 year program. It's a masters. As oppose to going back to undergrad for 3 more years to get a Finance degree. I'm going to look into the Masters in Finance program though.
That's what I mean. Why do a masters in mgmt. as opposed to m. finance? No objection to getting a masters degree, just think mgmt. is not quite aligned with IB goal.
I will look into m.finance then. Do you think I should get a second bachelors in finance or do an m.finance?
I've never seen anyone with two BAs so I don't know how it's interpreted in the job market. M Fin is a very normal recycling tool.
For the M.Fin, I should look into the top how many school? For example, one should look into the top 15 MBA schools.
Look at UVAs Masters in commerce degree. The MMS will be fine for banking, but you need to focus on brand. Look at Duke, Michigan, Northwestern, etc.
Don't do another bachelor's degree.
Agreed on not doing another undergrad stint.
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