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[quote=Anonymous]I'm probably the only one in this thread who actually knows what this is -- I have an MBA degree with an entrepreneurship emphasis, and started a successful business. In general, a business degree is good for entrepreneurs. It helps round them out in areas they lack, and when you start your own company, you need to wear all hats to some extent. A business degree will have courses in financial accounting, corporate finance, and strategy -- all [i]very[/i] useful for someone starting a business. Then for the entrpreneurship side, there are courses (typically electives) like entrepreneurial financing, and growing a new business. The financing one will cover how to raise money, like the difference between equity and convertible debt, pre- and post-money valuations, and control clauses.. as well as how to sell your business later. [/quote]
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