If you're graduating from high school and want to pursue a career in business, you can do it two different ways. You can either apply to an undergraduate business school, or you can pursue a liberal arts education and supplement it with economics courses and business internships. There's no right or wrong answer; you can have a very successful career either way. But there are pros and cons to each approach, which we'll explore in this video.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
01:12 Intro to undergraduate business programs
06:10 Top ranked undergraduate business programs
07:28 Intro to liberal arts education
10:40 Top ranked liberal arts colleges for finance
11:23 Summary

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TOP 10 UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAMS
(2024 US News & World Report)
#1: UPenn (Wharton)
#2: MIT (Sloan)
#3: UC Berkeley (Haas)
#4: UMich (Ross)
#5: NYU (Stern)
#6: UT Austin (McCombs)
#7: Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)
#8: Cornell (Johnson)
#9: Indiana Univ. (Kelley)
#10: UNC (KenanFlagler)

TOP 10 LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAMS FOR FINANCE
(2023 Burning Glass Institute)
#1: MIT
#2: Harvard
#3: Princeton
#4: UPenn
#5: Dartmouth
#6: Yale
#7: Columbia
#8: Duke
#9: Middlebury
#10: UChicago