So, I motionless instead of starting for my accounting degree, to switch up as well as have my vital commercial operation finance. I know Im starting to get my bacholers in that, though I was wondering if there is the poignant disproportion in income with someone carrying the bachelors vs. the masters degree? How most can the chairman in commercial operation financial have with the master’s grade starting off? Also is it value it to pierce brazen as well as go for the masters? Thanks for the help!
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I would estimate that getting a B.S. in business finance, and then getting an MBA would get you an additional 20% salary over a bachelors degree. You didn’t specify what part of the country you are looking to be employed, and it also depends on where you get your MBA or MF degree from. Generically speaking, a first year MBA/MF candidate with non experience can expect a salary of anywhere from $60 to $80K from a second tier school. However, an advance degree from an Ivy League School, or even a Big Ten school with a great business school should start you off at minimum of $100K. However, this is not the best economy to be looking for a job.
My advice to you would be to complete your bachelors degree, get hired by a very good firm, that will also reimburse you to get a Masters degree (do you really want another $80K in student loans, or do you want your employer to pay for them—but tuition reimbursement for a masters degree is considered taxable income) and work and get your Masters degree at the same time. Your company, if they are interested in keeping and investing in their best talent, should reward you for your hard work and diligent. Good luck!