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2 days ago • u/SnooAvocados6050 • r/business • is_it_better_to_get_a_business_degree_from_a_t25 • B

I’m planning to go back to school to finish my bachelor’s degree online and trying to figure out what will help me the most long-term. If I’m eligible to transfer, what matters more: the name of the institution or the specific degree?
For example:
• UPenn has the BAAS (Bachelor of Applied Arts & Sciences)
• UVA offers an Interdisciplinary Studies degree
• VCU has more traditional programs like Finance or Accounting
Would a degree from a more prestigious school (even if it’s not a traditional business program) open more doors than a specialized degree from a state school?
Some context:
• I’m not aiming for Goldman/MS or anything like that.
• I don’t want to be an accountant, but I’ve heard it’s a good entry point into corporate finance.
• My goal is to break into corporate finance—ideally with a mid-tier firm, maybe FP&A or a rotational program.
What path would you choose if you were in my shoes?
Would love to hear from anyone who’s taken a similar route or works in finance/recruiting. Thanks in advance!

2 days ago • u/SnooAvocados6050 • r/business • is_it_better_to_get_a_business_degree_from_a_t25 • B

I’m planning to go back to school to finish my bachelor’s degree online and trying to figure out what will help me the most long-term. If I’m eligible to transfer, what matters more: the name of the institution or the specific degree?
For example:
• UPenn has the BAAS (Bachelor of Applied Arts & Sciences)
• UVA offers an Interdisciplinary Studies degree
• VCU has more traditional programs like Finance or Accounting
Would a degree from a more prestigious school (even if it’s not a traditional business program) open more doors than a specialized degree from a state school?
Some context:
• I’m not aiming for Goldman/MS or anything like that.
• I don’t want to be an accountant, but I’ve heard it’s a good entry point into corporate finance.
• My goal is to break into corporate finance—ideally with a mid-tier firm, maybe FP&A or a rotational program.
What path would you choose if you were in my shoes?
Would love to hear from anyone who’s taken a similar route or works in finance/recruiting. Thanks in advance!

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