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Anyone here doing that? OR done it? I know of people who want to pursue that.
Originally posted by cache20033
i have a question regarding these programs....do they necessarily require students to have some background in business classes in order to be enrolled in them......or can they allow students in who have no experience at all in the field......might be a stupid question so correct me please if i'm wrong...
Originally posted by periodic
If you don't have the background (and to a lesser extent, even if you do), you do need to have well-articulated reasons for wanting to pursue a joint-degree.
Originally posted by snapdad
I'm doing it, although via the bass-ackwards route of getting the MBA first (graduated last May), and then the MD (starting this fall).
Originally posted by Cooper_Wriston
The most well-respected and well-received reason for pursuing both degrees is:
"Cash, flow, money, HOs"
Originally posted by Bad Mojo
Note: this is a question, not an opinion
Why would somebody choose an MD/MBA degree plan over an MD/MPH? I know that an MPH is pretty broad, but it seems alot of academic aministrators have one. Would an MBA be more suited for jobs with private health providers?