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Excelsior Business - blueyzz28 - 01-26-2007
I thought I would ask a question and see if anyone knows the answer. I was wondering if it is possible to receive two business degrees from Excelsior. For example, one in Human Resource Management and another in Accounting or Finance, etc.
I know you can get two degrees in different disciplines but not sure if you can actually get two business degrees in two distinct areas.
Excelsior Business - dhlvrsn - 01-26-2007
You'd have to contact them directly. They don't like to do it. There is a pretty extensive section in the Business Catalog that discusses multiple degrees. It would be easier to get one business degree and one liberal arts degree.
Excelsior Business - Kiwi Lover - 01-26-2007
blueyzz28 Wrote:I thought I would ask a question and see if anyone knows the answer. I was wondering if it is possible to receive two business degrees from Excelsior. For example, one in Human Resource Management and another in Accounting or Finance, etc.
I know you can get two degrees in different disciplines but not sure if you can actually get two business degrees in two distinct areas.
Hi blue,
To answer your question....no, you cannot get two business degrees from Excelsior. I was hoping to do that myself...get a bachelors in Business and a bachelors in Accounting, but unfortunately the degree program at Excelsior doesn't work that way.
Sorry to be the "bearer of bad news"!
JoAnne
Excelsior Business - AGS - 02-08-2007
Kiwi Lover Wrote:Hi blue,
To answer your question....no, you cannot get two business degrees from Excelsior. I was hoping to do that myself...get a bachelors in Business and a bachelors in Accounting, but unfortunately the degree program at Excelsior doesn't work that way.
Sorry to be the "bearer of bad news"!
JoAnne
why dont you just get an accounting degree and later get an MBA in finance ?
just a thought ...