I am planning on getting a bachelors degree in economics from UC Davis, can i get into an MBA program in finance with an econ degree? If so which schools would i be able to get into? By the time i apply i should have good skills in accounting, finance, mathematics, economics, and public speaking.
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Absolutely. Many people with Economics degrees go on to receive MBAs. Most MBA programs will want some experience though, and I'd reccommend it as well so that you don't come out of school overqualified for any job based on education and underqualified based on experience. Good luck!
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