Got BBA?

[whiteboyay]

If you are over 90 credit hours towards your degree you might want to consider getting a dual degree, one in management then one in finance, rather than change it. Also, most mba programs require ATLEAST 2-4 years experience (Tech does not have any formal degree requirements but the average person in the program has 4+). However, if you wish to move straight into a graduate graduate program there are always m.s. degrees in finance, accounting, etc. I would definately look into. As stated above, try to specialize. Also, GA State does have very noteworthy graduate programs. See what the requirements are for CFA (certified financial analyst) certification and try to include that into your long term goals, certification always helps.

[ironchef]

If you are over 90 credit hours towards your degree you might want to consider getting a dual degree, one in management then one in finance, rather than change it. Also, most mba programs require ATLEAST 2-4 years experience (Tech does not have any formal degree requirements but the average person in the program has 4+). However, if you wish to move straight into a graduate graduate program there are always m.s. degrees in finance, accounting, etc. I would definately look into. As stated above, try to specialize. Also, GA State does have very noteworthy graduate programs. See what the requirements are for CFA (certified financial analyst) certification and try to include that into your long term goals, certification always helps.

Not all of the MBA programs at GA State require experience. The students are judged different based on whether they have experience or not. If they don't, theyre grades and GRE scores play a big factor. Where as if they have a lot of experiences, grades take a major backseat.

Or so I was told by the GSU graduate admissions counselor.