cut the crap.. i went from cis to mba finance emphasis in a decent school and had no issues graduating with a 3.8 gpa.. anyone can learn anything , it's not like chemistry or bio where you have to have certain lab experience . accounting/finance has become so easy lately with the internet. what used to take days to prepare statement and research etc can be done within minutes with some fancy accounting software and research are easily done withing minutes using hte internet for finance. mostly in my classes there were cfos, to senior accountants trying to finnally get their mbas and it was worth it for them. there was one ceo from a bank , she said she started her career from mail room and was there to finally get her degree. It works for them. However, when i tried to look for jobs after graduation they either look for 5+ years of cpa or cfa or they tell you 're too qualified to start from an entry level with mba. it's b.s. i did n't really pursue hard cuz i was already making more money then what they were offering cpas few years ago.. around 50 k. get in the IT.. join a consultancy or join some bootcamp if you have energy and money. if you really want to do mba the, do this one :
http://www.krannert.purdue.edu/masters/mba/