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3 years ago

Which degree is commonly earned by those interested in a career in business?

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The answer is letter b, MBA or also known as master of business administration—this is the program that the student would likely taken when they are interested in the career of business as this program is responsible of teaching their students in the area of business.

kirill [66]3 years ago

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The MBA (Master of Business Administration) degree is commonly earned by those interested in a career in business.

MBA is a type of master's degree that focuses on business skills (accounting, employee relations) and general management competencies . MBA serves to achieve further career and professional goals. A full-time MBA program typically lasts two years.

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