Contribution
A typical D.B.A. program has a dual purpose: (1) to contribute to both theory and practice in relation to business and management; and (2) to develop professional practice and to contribute to professional knowledge. Both the D.B.A. and PhD in Business Administration are terminal degrees, allowing the recipient obtain a tenure-track position.
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—F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896–1940)
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