Second Bachelors degree - career change advise
So, lets begin with some background info. I graduated from Temple University with a BBA in HR/Legal Study and I worked in a hotel for almost 5 years after that. Now I am 28 and realized that I hated hotel and wanted to work as an accountant. With a BBA and on the job market for five years, the chance of me landing an accounting internship or junior accountant job is close to impossible. So I decided to get my second bachelors degree (I don't want to do master because I don't want to take that gmat test). My options are, CUNY Hunter/Brooklyn, or Rutgers. (Baruch and Pace will only let me do Master)
I have a difficulty choosing which school should I attend. I am from Brooklyn so the CUNY tuition is very affordable (and attractive) compared to Rutgers. However, Rutgers is a well-known school in the country with better networking and job placements.
BTW, admitted to Rutgers – Business School Newark and just waiting for CUNY to reply.
Please if anyone has any advise of which school I should attend.
Thanks in advance
Take the GMAT, you want to move forward in your career not backwards, you will not need an incredible score to get into the schools you mentioned
I know that will be the best option, but I prefer a second degree for now. Which school make more sense, should I spend the money and get a good school on the resume or go to a CUNY school?
Get a masters degree, don't waste your time with another bachelors
Second degree does not make sense. Choose the Master's at minimum.
Insanity is doing the same thing over again and expecting different results.
As others have said here, get a masters.
Multiple people recommending masters but you still prefer to do a bachelors... Why bother asking for advice if you aren't willing to take it?
Will seriously consider the master option. Was just seeking a easy route.
Thanks for all the advices
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