03-27-2011, 08:40 PM
You can always get a bachelors in one (finance for me) and then depending on how things work out, get your MBA in the other. I might end up doing that, but gotta take one step at a time.
I'm lucky because where I live there are 2 schools that offer an MBA in finance or accounting, and they are both AACSB accredited.
Based on my interpretation of the Occupational Outlook Handbook put out by the Department of Labor, I think people with a bachelors in accounting earn more than those with a bachelors in finance, but an MBA in finance will get your more than an MBA in accounting. Could be wrong though.
I'm lucky because where I live there are 2 schools that offer an MBA in finance or accounting, and they are both AACSB accredited.
Based on my interpretation of the Occupational Outlook Handbook put out by the Department of Labor, I think people with a bachelors in accounting earn more than those with a bachelors in finance, but an MBA in finance will get your more than an MBA in accounting. Could be wrong though.