A Combined Graduate and Undergraduate Program?

[Ask99]

@Lucid_Chaotic

when you say highly desirable, make sure your assertion is backed by industry stats and not just the fact that it’s a “unique” or “cool-sounding” degree.
Many business schools these days offer a variant of their MBA degrees with different concentrations and they brand these degrees as an MS degree - however, I have witnessed students having to overcome the barrier of informing the potential employers what that MS degree is all about. MBA is a globally recognized professional degree and everyone knows what to expect of a graduate… but with a new MS degree, there is always going to be some work involved in permeating the information to the industry. I see this day in and out with my students in the MS program.

LC I had never even thought of this aspect:smack:

What you are saying, makes sense.Now yesterday night I thought I was a bit sure as to what I would want to do..today not as sure:(

One thing is rereading the thread, the posts make a lot more sense to me now then I would say a year ago.
One thing is I have gotten comfortable at the Business school I am currently attending and going the combined route just seems like the natural thing to do considering the job market conditions as well as my personal situation.