Do You Need a Business Degree? – A Brief Summary

It has been well established that business is the most popular degree program in today’s undergraduate and graduate colleges. Many students pursue degrees in business fields in the hopes of becoming the next corporate giant or a famous entrepreneur or the inventor of the world’s next must-have thing. Some have more modest career goals, such as owning and operating their own small businesses. To accomplish any of these impressive feats, obtaining a business degree makes good sense. But is that diploma necessary to succeed in business?

Certainly you can locate evidence that suggests no, business degrees are not essential ingredients in the recipe for success. Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, founders of Microsoft and Facebook, respectively, are both college dropouts without business degrees. Does this mean you’re better off without a degree as well?

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