Do you recommend getting an MBA to become a better entrepreneur? What are the majors to go for?

I do - MBA helps, and choose Marketing, Management, and MicroEconomy 

yes of-course, MBA is one of the suitable course for an entrepreneur, through MBA one can study almost every aspect from a small firm to a large corporation.. Furthermore, there are three majors, i.e Finance, Marketing and Hr, and these majors are selected after a student complete his/her second semester or as per rule of the institute.

I would recommend that instead of going for complete MBA go for certifications in procurement, HR, Strategic Planning etc.

They would save your time and have updated information.

Thanks

Yes I do ............

sorry cant help here.  guess some educator could answer that

I'm glad to learn that you already have an itch to prepare yourself to become an entrepreneur. There's no question that college is a great place to learn and experiment with different courses that may provide you with the skills and exposure necessary to pursue your venture. I recommend a specific approach.Try to attend classes that interest you and help you develop the skills necessary to become a future entrepreneur. Specifically, focus on the opportunities that help you develop the major qualities to become a successful entrepreneur, such as imagination, courage, integrity, work ethic and accountability. As I've written before, imagination is one of the crucial qualities that made Steve Jobs one of the most successful entrepreneurs of our time.You will also want to expose yourself to the business sciences, such as entrepreneurship, finance, accounting, marketing and business law. You don't necessarily need to major or minor in these areas, but it can certainly help since they are key aspects of every business.As for whether or not you need to pursue an advanced degree, that really depends on the person and industry you are pursuing. It might be necessary to obtain an advanced degree in medicine for someone in pursuit of starting a healthcare company with a technical focus. If you plan to open a restaurant chain, then having an MBA can help with managing operations and raising capital, although it's possible to do those things without a degree.