Ewglenn wrote:Old Red wrote:Glad you asked (I actually spent some time working as an academic advisor). I'd say go for it and save your GI Bill for the MBA. As far as prerequisites go, you can probably pick some up as you finish the interdisciplinary studies. I have a good friend who finished his undergrad in Interdisciplinary and was able get into the MBA-Project Management. You should be fine.
Another thing to consider (that can help work around the prerequisites) is to apply into the Master of Arts in Executive Leadership once you finish your BS, and then use it to bridge into the MBA. That may be your quickest/easiest option.
Thanks y'all, I'll go ahead and do it. I'm looking forward to being finished. Also I'll look into the Master of Arts in Executive Leadership. I am gearing the Interdisciplinary Studies towards upper level business classes just to keep the MBA option open. Also I'm new to being an LU fan, my wife is an alumni but not really into the sports, what are the traditions or things that set y'all apart? We are moving to SD so if Liberty plays near by I'll try to catch a game.
I think 3 quarters of the entire campus is pretty unique.
That aside. Without alcohol, tailgating isn't like most other universities. The event of a football game is definitely at an FBS level. It's a big production. Whatever game is THE marque game of the season is worth season tickets by itself.
The massive student section behind the visitors bench has clearly gotten into the heads of more than a few teams at the Bill. I think our HFA gives us closer to 7 points than 3. The stadium as a whole is getting louder. The aptly named Baptist Side is starting to ease up on game days and get crazy. 2017 needs to be a home crowd(not students) growing year because our schedules will let opposing fans travel well. I don't think we can afford to drop under 18k average home attendance this season.