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A Bachelor's of Arts degree is a humanities based degree. It is designed to provide a balanced liberal arts education and general knowledge in a recognized discipline, interdisciplinary field, or areas of professional study.
A Bachelor of Science degree is science based. It is designed to provide a balanced liberal arts education and a scientific, technical, or professional entry level competence.
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Information about business administration BA.?
Well a BA stands for a Bachelor of Arts degree, so a BA in Business Administration would mean a degree in business that would be obtained in about 4 years through a university or college.
Is a bachelor's degree of science mean you have a business degree?
You can have a degree in Business BSc yes the BSc means you are a bachelor of science as its oppsed to a BA a bachelor of the arts. no
Do you have to have an associate degree in business arts before you go for a BA in psychology?
No, you can go directly for the bachelor's degree.
What does BA stands for?
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Does music count as fine arts in college?
Yes. In any major college a music degree will be a fine art. That's why the degree will be a "BA" - Bachelor of Arts
What is the differences between MBA AND BA?
I think a BA is a Bachelors in Arts and an MBA is a Masters in Business Associates. BA is for artists, and MBAs are for people in business There are two general types of degrees, BS and BA, BS is a Bachelors in Science, what that basically means is you will be doing more hands on, like doctors, engineers, etc. BA is Bachelors in Arts, this means that you will be doing more with the mind, like teachers, music, art, chefs, etc. An MBA is Masters in Business Administration, this doesn't mean you have to be a teacher, all it means is that you have a more advance degree in a specialized area than a bachelors. a bachelors takes 4 years to complete and a masters (including pre-requisites) takes about 2 additional years. Pay and job availability is a lot higher for someone with a masters degree. Check online on a few university's websites to get the requirements and other information.
Is a BA in Business a arts degree or science degree?
A business degree can be either a Bachelor of Arts (BA), or a Bachelors in Science (BS) degree. Thus, the BA would indicate it is an arts degree, while the BS would indicate it is a science degree. It is up to the specific college or university as to which approach they prefer. For a brief explanation of the difference between an arts and science degree, read the below.The Bachelor of Arts degree (BA) has a broader scope, with a strong emphasis on the humanities, theoretical and general knowledge in a recognized discipline, interdisciplinary field, or of a professional study.The Bachelor of Science degree (BS) is more of a focused approach with a science base to include a balance of liberal arts, technological knowledge, math and computer oriented skills, and practical skills needed for a particular discipline within the field.
What is a Bachelor of Business Administration degree consider A BS or a BA degree?
It is a BBA, and depending on your course load or university, it could be either.
If you already have a BA do you still have to take 40 classes for another?
it depends on the closeness of the degrees. the difference between a soils degree and a forestry degree was 23 credits in my case. another 17 credits got my land use planning degree. i still need about 100 credits for a business degree
What can you do with a BA degree in Business Marketing?
You can become a marketing manager in a office i.e attos and hp
What is BA degree and what HND diploma?
Ba bachelors degree
Will a BS degree let you transfer to a MBA degree or do you have to have a BA?
MBA stands for Masters of Business Administration. A BS degree (Bachlor of Science) or BA (Bachelor of Arts) are equally acceptable first degrees and should have no bearing on admissions decisions.
