Most  brokers want a CCIM, Mba (in our area Ivy League). 

I got my MS in Tech in NY, and an MBA in Taiwan.  

I am currently a software engineer and MBA student based in San Jose, CA.  

A little background on myself, I have a BBA in Economics and an MBA.

The MBA is viewed in my circles even by those who have one is of marginal utility.

I am in my final class before graduating with my MBA thanks to the Post 9/11 + Army College Fund.

If I was to go back to school and get my Masters degree, I would look at an MBA with an emphasis in accounting.

I Graduated from Texas State University and also recently completed my MBA with a finance concentration at Southern Methodist University in December 2013. 

If I admitted having an MBA, could I relate to my target market as well?

I’ve taken a Real Estate Principles course that was offered and have a general understanding of RE just through my own self-education, but to gain even more insight I’m looking to become employed in an area that connects my Architecture knowledge with finance (so I will also have a better resume for applying for my MBA if I so choose later on).The closest route I have been thinking about is working for a construction firm – since there is typically more dialogue about the budget/financing than inside an architecture firm – but I wanted to ask you all what are the other best entry level positions for someone like me?