<prompt> Human: Hello, I have a scenario that I would like others perspectivesexperiences on.Say, a student graduates with a double major in Accounting and MIS. What are some pros and cons in continuing to pursuing an MBA? What some potential reasons for such a decision? Should one pick an MBA with a concentration? Is it needed in order for an upward mobility in an organization? i.e. like getting an executiveimportant position, increase in pay, etcI know theres a lot of factors that go into seeking out an MBA after undergraduate but I was just wondering if anyone double major grads have any thoughtsexperiences with this kind of situation even if youre not specifically majoring in accounting or MISAssistant: What do you want to get your MBA for exactly? If youre looking to learn the information in the curriculum, I would venture to guess that youve already covered it previously in your undergraduate business courses. If you were coming from a non-business degree, I could see using it to make the jump into a business job but I would hold off and focus on gaining work experience and soft skills which will be much more valuable in the future. In 5 years, if you feel that you still want to get a MBA, figure out why you still want to and go for it!Human: I was thinking an MBA would help someone moved up in a corporate setting, like getting an executive position, a pay jump and such. Theres also the prestige that comes with obtaining a top 15 MBA. I guess I am just thinking way too far ahead at this time  <response>: I think youre on the right track, but like others have mentioned, youre not going to get into a top 15 program without a decent amount of work experience unless you were an absolutely outstanding student. 