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Donald11
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An MA? An MA in what? Unless you tell us what the MA is in, it is difficult to compare to an MBA.
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I think the original poster means an MS, not MA. An MA is not something that an account would usually have.
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Donald11 wrote:
| I think the original poster means an MS, not MA. An MA is not something that an account would usually have. |
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I think he means Master of Accounting Vs. MBA.
Its generally called MAcc.
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ok, I got you. I thought he was referring to a Master of Arts vs. a master of science in accounting.
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The value of an MBA skyrockets if it is from a top 10 or top 20 school. A Wharton/ Harvard/ Standford/ Chicago, etc. MBA is far superior than the best Macc in terms of earning potential and prestige.
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