What college is good for a business major?
Q. I'm pretty sure I want to major in business, econ, or accounting. Which college do you think is the best for that in California, and preferably a UC.
Asked by Kidd16 - Fri Aug 15 23:24:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UC berkeley Haas school of business here are there rankings : #3 U.S. News & World Report, 2008[3] #3 for Finance[4] #3 for Management[5] #5 for Quantitative Analysis/Methods #5 for International Business #8 for Entrepreneurship #9 for Production/Operations Management #11 for Accounting #11 BusinessWeek, 2008 [6] #3 About.com Guide to Business majors[
Answered by dee - Fri Aug 15 23:36:37 2008
Q. I'm pretty sure I want to major in business, econ, or accounting. Which college do you think is the best for that in California, and preferably a UC.
Asked by Kidd16 - Fri Aug 15 23:24:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UC berkeley Haas school of business here are there rankings : #3 U.S. News & World Report, 2008[3] #3 for Finance[4] #3 for Management[5] #5 for Quantitative Analysis/Methods #5 for International Business #8 for Entrepreneurship #9 for Production/Operations Management #11 for Accounting #11 BusinessWeek, 2008 [6] #3 About.com Guide to Business majors[
Answered by dee - Fri Aug 15 23:36:37 2008
What ways are there to combine a business major with IT?
Q. What IT minors are available for business majors and which would really make sense? What ways are there to major in business and still have somewhat of an IT background and is it really beneficial? What jobs require both, without neglecting business knowledge? Thank you.
Asked by John H - Tue Jul 1 14:25:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Minor in what ever selections you have that would familiarize yourself with applications to apply your business skills with financial software and other business applications for Oracle or SAP. The biggest deficit we have right now with consultants are in the financial accounting area for integrating s/w apps to systems. We pay well into 100K for folks with those skill sets. I can't find folks to perform this work...so it's in HUGE demand!
Answered by Useful Idiot - Tue Jul 1 14:40:16 2008
Q. What IT minors are available for business majors and which would really make sense? What ways are there to major in business and still have somewhat of an IT background and is it really beneficial? What jobs require both, without neglecting business knowledge? Thank you.
Asked by John H - Tue Jul 1 14:25:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Minor in what ever selections you have that would familiarize yourself with applications to apply your business skills with financial software and other business applications for Oracle or SAP. The biggest deficit we have right now with consultants are in the financial accounting area for integrating s/w apps to systems. We pay well into 100K for folks with those skill sets. I can't find folks to perform this work...so it's in HUGE demand!
Answered by Useful Idiot - Tue Jul 1 14:40:16 2008
How can a business major be applied to a career in environmental preservation?
Q. Helping to solve the world's environmental problems has always been a childhood dream(i.e. global warming, pollution, etc). This year, my senior year in highschool, I found that I enjoy business administration and economics. I did some research and eco.org says that "environmental work is inherently interdisciplinary - involving science, politics, cultural studies, economics, management" Does anyone know what "envrionmental" jobs a business administration/economics major can be applied to? I'm also considering a double major/minor in environmental science or a physical science. Any feedback or advice is appreciated! =]
Asked by jo. - Sun Mar 25 16:24:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The education teaches you how to manipulate business resources to maximize business objectives. If you are in the driver's seat, you can chose to have a green perspective in your business objectives. Most CEOS are very green in their outlooks, contrary to Hollywood's depictions of them. Exxon surely didn't want the Valdez to hit the rocks. But it took a very green CEO to put as much effort into the cleanup as they did. You can be part of the new generation that does it right and gets blamed for not doing it right by Hollywood...
Answered by Dave - Mon Mar 26 03:09:06 2007
Q. Helping to solve the world's environmental problems has always been a childhood dream(i.e. global warming, pollution, etc). This year, my senior year in highschool, I found that I enjoy business administration and economics. I did some research and eco.org says that "environmental work is inherently interdisciplinary - involving science, politics, cultural studies, economics, management" Does anyone know what "envrionmental" jobs a business administration/economics major can be applied to? I'm also considering a double major/minor in environmental science or a physical science. Any feedback or advice is appreciated! =]
Asked by jo. - Sun Mar 25 16:24:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The education teaches you how to manipulate business resources to maximize business objectives. If you are in the driver's seat, you can chose to have a green perspective in your business objectives. Most CEOS are very green in their outlooks, contrary to Hollywood's depictions of them. Exxon surely didn't want the Valdez to hit the rocks. But it took a very green CEO to put as much effort into the cleanup as they did. You can be part of the new generation that does it right and gets blamed for not doing it right by Hollywood...
Answered by Dave - Mon Mar 26 03:09:06 2007
Is International Business a good major for a Entrepreneur hopeful?
Q. I'm an International Business major, interested in one day starting my own Diversified multinational corporation (or Global Business) would International Business be the best major of choice for a guy who wants to someday own a Business (which hopefully someday will cross international borders)? Basically, what I'm asking is... What is the best major for a future entrepreneur?
Asked by South Beach - Mon Feb 25 22:48:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Entrepreneurship class. Starting a business 101 From ideas to reality
Answered by tj is cool - Mon Feb 25 22:57:58 2008
Q. I'm an International Business major, interested in one day starting my own Diversified multinational corporation (or Global Business) would International Business be the best major of choice for a guy who wants to someday own a Business (which hopefully someday will cross international borders)? Basically, what I'm asking is... What is the best major for a future entrepreneur?
Asked by South Beach - Mon Feb 25 22:48:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Entrepreneurship class. Starting a business 101 From ideas to reality
Answered by tj is cool - Mon Feb 25 22:57:58 2008
What class is better for a business major?
Q. I have to take either Psychology or Sociology as a basic credit but i am a business major (not confirmed yet) so which class would i get the most out of. I am also interested in travel, photography, spanish if that helps :) thanks!
Asked by jade_pisces - Sun May 10 12:36:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well do what you like ! or be an ab psychologist or bs psychologist
Answered by i'm back ! - Sun May 10 20:31:09 2009
Q. I have to take either Psychology or Sociology as a basic credit but i am a business major (not confirmed yet) so which class would i get the most out of. I am also interested in travel, photography, spanish if that helps :) thanks!
Asked by jade_pisces - Sun May 10 12:36:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well do what you like ! or be an ab psychologist or bs psychologist
Answered by i'm back ! - Sun May 10 20:31:09 2009
I am a business major but i need a credit for science and select from either biology or Geology?
Q. Biology or geology?..Which one is the easiest? Note that i am a business major so i need it only for the sake of requirement and nothing more.
Asked by Bint Al-Fatima (Gone) - Mon Mar 9 22:28:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most business majors are analytical so Geology is the route to go since it follows known rules while Biology is very ambiguous and up to interpretation.
Answered by OCD with a splash of ADHD - Mon Mar 9 22:34:03 2009
Q. Biology or geology?..Which one is the easiest? Note that i am a business major so i need it only for the sake of requirement and nothing more.
Asked by Bint Al-Fatima (Gone) - Mon Mar 9 22:28:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most business majors are analytical so Geology is the route to go since it follows known rules while Biology is very ambiguous and up to interpretation.
Answered by OCD with a splash of ADHD - Mon Mar 9 22:34:03 2009
what business major should I study in order to become a CEO of a fortune 500 one day?
Q. There are many majors within business and I wanted to know which specific major should I pursue to attain my dreams?
Asked by A Hugh - Mon Jul 13 16:17:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. MBA for certain. However, becoming a CEO isn't really a case of what you know, but who you know. Also, with the definite socialist direction that our government is taking, you can bet that CEO salaries will be firmly capped by the time you get the education and experience needed to be one. Also, you can start your own company, grow it into a large conglomerate and share the rule of the world with the rest of the money men.
Answered by jeligula - Mon Jul 13 16:28:16 2009
Q. There are many majors within business and I wanted to know which specific major should I pursue to attain my dreams?
Asked by A Hugh - Mon Jul 13 16:17:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. MBA for certain. However, becoming a CEO isn't really a case of what you know, but who you know. Also, with the definite socialist direction that our government is taking, you can bet that CEO salaries will be firmly capped by the time you get the education and experience needed to be one. Also, you can start your own company, grow it into a large conglomerate and share the rule of the world with the rest of the money men.
Answered by jeligula - Mon Jul 13 16:28:16 2009
What type of Business major would help get a job in the entertainment industry?
Q. What type of Business major would help get a job in entertainment industry?
Asked by Harold - Sun Jan 6 19:24:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what you want to do in entertainment industry. Manager, financial area, marketing area...? There are 11 main majors with bachelor of business, think about what you want to do exactly, then choose by yourself: 1. Accounting: designed for students seeking careers as professional accountants or in any financial area of business. The course combines sound accounting principles with practical business applications. 2. Business Law: supports students' employability in careers such as accounting, management and marketing. 3. Economics: designed for students intending to pursue a career as business economists or economic consultants or in a wide range of corporate management roles. 4. Electronic Commerce: designed for students… [cont.]
Answered by And Hearts Weirdo - Sun Jan 6 21:01:58 2008
Q. What type of Business major would help get a job in entertainment industry?
Asked by Harold - Sun Jan 6 19:24:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what you want to do in entertainment industry. Manager, financial area, marketing area...? There are 11 main majors with bachelor of business, think about what you want to do exactly, then choose by yourself: 1. Accounting: designed for students seeking careers as professional accountants or in any financial area of business. The course combines sound accounting principles with practical business applications. 2. Business Law: supports students' employability in careers such as accounting, management and marketing. 3. Economics: designed for students intending to pursue a career as business economists or economic consultants or in a wide range of corporate management roles. 4. Electronic Commerce: designed for students… [cont.]
Answered by And Hearts Weirdo - Sun Jan 6 21:01:58 2008
What is included in the coursework of a Business Major?
Q. what classes would a business major take? or what classes would a marketing major take? and what is the level of difficulty of those classes?
Asked by future nurse - Tue Sep 9 18:30:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what school you go to, some schools that specialize in business offer more in dept courses than other ones. Some basics are Intro to business, Business Communication, Microeconomics, Macroeconomic, Marketing Management, etc. Some courses are harder than other because of the teacher, but if you are more skilled in math or anything else you will have an advantage, depending on the course and obviously do better.
Answered by shalaje - Tue Sep 9 18:44:09 2008
Q. what classes would a business major take? or what classes would a marketing major take? and what is the level of difficulty of those classes?
Asked by future nurse - Tue Sep 9 18:30:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what school you go to, some schools that specialize in business offer more in dept courses than other ones. Some basics are Intro to business, Business Communication, Microeconomics, Macroeconomic, Marketing Management, etc. Some courses are harder than other because of the teacher, but if you are more skilled in math or anything else you will have an advantage, depending on the course and obviously do better.
Answered by shalaje - Tue Sep 9 18:44:09 2008
What kind of math is involved for some kind of business major?
Q. If I wanted to major in business or international business or business administration or finance or marketing, etc, what kind of math is involved in getting the major?
Asked by Cooper - Sun Oct 11 19:40:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd have to take business calculus, which is a dumbed-down version of the real calculus taken by science and engineering students.
Answered by eri - Sun Oct 11 19:43:59 2009
Q. If I wanted to major in business or international business or business administration or finance or marketing, etc, what kind of math is involved in getting the major?
Asked by Cooper - Sun Oct 11 19:40:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd have to take business calculus, which is a dumbed-down version of the real calculus taken by science and engineering students.
Answered by eri - Sun Oct 11 19:43:59 2009
What is the best collage for a Business Major in Utah?
Q. I want to be a business major but i dont know what school to go to i also dont want to leave my home state of Utah?
Asked by Olivia L - Thu Oct 16 12:49:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Weber State University has one of the best Business schools around. As of October 7 it was ranked one of the best of 296 in the Prince Town Reviews.
Answered by freedoma586 - Fri Oct 17 14:37:51 2008
Q. I want to be a business major but i dont know what school to go to i also dont want to leave my home state of Utah?
Asked by Olivia L - Thu Oct 16 12:49:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Weber State University has one of the best Business schools around. As of October 7 it was ranked one of the best of 296 in the Prince Town Reviews.
Answered by freedoma586 - Fri Oct 17 14:37:51 2008
Do internships in politics help if you are a business major?
Q. I am a freshman business major in college and I have been set up with an internship and will be working in a congressman's office. Will this help me in the future if it I aspire to do business for a living? How?
Asked by Chris - Thu Nov 5 16:07:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am a freshman business major in college and I have been set up with an internship and will be working in a congressman's office. Will this help me in the future if it I aspire to do business for a living? How?
Asked by Chris - Thu Nov 5 16:07:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What are some good books to read as a business major?
Q. I'm starting business school down at IU Bloomington this fall as a triple major in management finance and accounting. Basically I wanted to start reading and gaining a little side knowledge so I can be current with new concepts and what not so are there any crucial books you guys could recommend reading to help out?
Asked by Matt - Thu Jun 18 03:23:47 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bail Yourself Out by Micheal Laitmen Read for free: or to buy it go here:
Answered by ma - Sat Jun 20 09:36:25 2009
Q. I'm starting business school down at IU Bloomington this fall as a triple major in management finance and accounting. Basically I wanted to start reading and gaining a little side knowledge so I can be current with new concepts and what not so are there any crucial books you guys could recommend reading to help out?
Asked by Matt - Thu Jun 18 03:23:47 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bail Yourself Out by Micheal Laitmen Read for free: or to buy it go here:
Answered by ma - Sat Jun 20 09:36:25 2009
do i have to major in music business to work for a record label?
Q. i live in california and i want to go to either uc santa cruz or san diego but i want to work for a record label. i know some colleges have music business majors but not the ones i want to go to. can i just major in business administration and get a job at a label?
Asked by - Tue Sep 2 03:03:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's way more beneficial to go to a school with a Music Business or Entertainment Business major but I have some friends who have gotten jobs at record labels without having those degrees. The trick is to major in a business or marketing class and apply for an internship at a record label. Once you get the internship they'll teach you all you need to know about the business and if they like you they'll hire you. Once you get hired you work your way up the food chain, make connections, and network. In this kind of business it's all about who you know. Start with the internship and make friends. Hope that helps! ~Mark Lim www.PoisonApple.com
Answered by PoisonApple.com - Tue Sep 2 04:00:38 2008
Q. i live in california and i want to go to either uc santa cruz or san diego but i want to work for a record label. i know some colleges have music business majors but not the ones i want to go to. can i just major in business administration and get a job at a label?
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A. It's way more beneficial to go to a school with a Music Business or Entertainment Business major but I have some friends who have gotten jobs at record labels without having those degrees. The trick is to major in a business or marketing class and apply for an internship at a record label. Once you get the internship they'll teach you all you need to know about the business and if they like you they'll hire you. Once you get hired you work your way up the food chain, make connections, and network. In this kind of business it's all about who you know. Start with the internship and make friends. Hope that helps! ~Mark Lim www.PoisonApple.com
Answered by PoisonApple.com - Tue Sep 2 04:00:38 2008
What is a good laptop to purchase for a business major?
Q. My sister-in-law is going to be a business major next year. She's looking to buy a new laptop, but isn't quite sure what would be best. I'd like to give her the best advice possible, so I thought I'd ask here first for expert opinions. I'm looking for what types of programs would be necessary, how much memory, etc. Anything you think would be important. Thanks in advance!!
Asked by Nathan P - Sun Feb 17 20:34:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for mac get one with a good ammount of hardrive space, duo processor, and max memory. for windows, i would do windows vista buisness edition, microsoft office 2007, at LEAST 2gb of memory, and a good ammount of hardrive space. like 100gig. Duo processor. here are some links to some systems. Oh, and also you will want to re-do the whole pc when you first get it. just make sure you have what you need before doing so. re-do because of all of the junk computer companies put on the systems. now i will give you links to mac & pc's Macbook Air (expensive one of corse)- other mac's- now for pc dell- or go to www.dell.com and find one you like consider other brands: acer, hp, gateway, ect.
Answered by Ryan S - Sun Feb 17 20:57:47 2008
Q. My sister-in-law is going to be a business major next year. She's looking to buy a new laptop, but isn't quite sure what would be best. I'd like to give her the best advice possible, so I thought I'd ask here first for expert opinions. I'm looking for what types of programs would be necessary, how much memory, etc. Anything you think would be important. Thanks in advance!!
Asked by Nathan P - Sun Feb 17 20:34:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for mac get one with a good ammount of hardrive space, duo processor, and max memory. for windows, i would do windows vista buisness edition, microsoft office 2007, at LEAST 2gb of memory, and a good ammount of hardrive space. like 100gig. Duo processor. here are some links to some systems. Oh, and also you will want to re-do the whole pc when you first get it. just make sure you have what you need before doing so. re-do because of all of the junk computer companies put on the systems. now i will give you links to mac & pc's Macbook Air (expensive one of corse)- other mac's- now for pc dell- or go to www.dell.com and find one you like consider other brands: acer, hp, gateway, ect.
Answered by Ryan S - Sun Feb 17 20:57:47 2008
which california university is the best fit for a business major?
Q. I'm a high school student looking to pursui a business major. Which of the following would you guys say is the best school for a business major: UCI, UCD, UCSB, UCSC, or Cal Poly SLO?
Asked by NEMIDOONAM C - Wed Apr 1 03:39:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a business major as well and I did quite a bit of research before I finally decided on Sacramento State University of California. I'm on my Senior year currently and love it! Best of luck!
Answered by T.O. - Wed Apr 1 03:49:17 2009
Q. I'm a high school student looking to pursui a business major. Which of the following would you guys say is the best school for a business major: UCI, UCD, UCSB, UCSC, or Cal Poly SLO?
Asked by NEMIDOONAM C - Wed Apr 1 03:39:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a business major as well and I did quite a bit of research before I finally decided on Sacramento State University of California. I'm on my Senior year currently and love it! Best of luck!
Answered by T.O. - Wed Apr 1 03:49:17 2009
If a college offers degrees in music and in business, could you be a music business major?
Q. This fall I will be applying to schools and am 80% sure that I want to be a music business major. One school that I've looked at has, on their website, music business as an actual study program, none of the other schools do. ---but they do offer degrees in business and degrees in music. Can you mix and match like that? Or just because they have business, and music, they may not have other essential classes for that particular career (but an independent learning class or internship may be possible?) Thanks!!!
Asked by Jayla C - Fri Jul 17 20:16:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Disregard the 1st person who answered- there's very specific steps taken when working with any college major that involves music. I'm a music major so I know their system. The field that incorporates what you're looking for is music technology. No matter what field of music you take, know that you will have to go in Fall of your your senior year where ever you want to go and audition on a major instrument or voice. everyone has to- the composers, the music therapists, the performance majors, music education majors, the general music study majors. They'll have you play or sing 2 pieces, you'll have to take a theory and rhythm test, and they'll make you sing (even if you go in on an instrument). You're schedule will be 11-14 classes a… [cont.]
Answered by Klay - Sun Jul 19 13:12:30 2009
Q. This fall I will be applying to schools and am 80% sure that I want to be a music business major. One school that I've looked at has, on their website, music business as an actual study program, none of the other schools do. ---but they do offer degrees in business and degrees in music. Can you mix and match like that? Or just because they have business, and music, they may not have other essential classes for that particular career (but an independent learning class or internship may be possible?) Thanks!!!
Asked by Jayla C - Fri Jul 17 20:16:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Disregard the 1st person who answered- there's very specific steps taken when working with any college major that involves music. I'm a music major so I know their system. The field that incorporates what you're looking for is music technology. No matter what field of music you take, know that you will have to go in Fall of your your senior year where ever you want to go and audition on a major instrument or voice. everyone has to- the composers, the music therapists, the performance majors, music education majors, the general music study majors. They'll have you play or sing 2 pieces, you'll have to take a theory and rhythm test, and they'll make you sing (even if you go in on an instrument). You're schedule will be 11-14 classes a… [cont.]
Answered by Klay - Sun Jul 19 13:12:30 2009
Business major looking for job opportunities?
Q. I am a business major graduating next summer and i really want to start contacting companies and making connections. I am planning on moving to a different Island(I live in Hawaii) and i would really like to have contacts with potential employers and organizations before i make any official plans to move. Anybody know how i can go about this?
Asked by warrenG - Thu Sep 3 01:25:32 2009 - - -3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try getting an internship this year while you're still at school. The experience will be good on your resume, and help establish some context for your future job search. Try calling the Chamber of Commerce to get to know who the key employers in the area are. Also, check with your school's career center -- they will have information on employers and will probably have some relationships established. Also, ask your professors for ideas. They will likely also have some contacts who can make some introductions for you. Good luck!!
Answered by tangek - Sun Sep 6 23:33:41 2009
Q. I am a business major graduating next summer and i really want to start contacting companies and making connections. I am planning on moving to a different Island(I live in Hawaii) and i would really like to have contacts with potential employers and organizations before i make any official plans to move. Anybody know how i can go about this?
Asked by warrenG - Thu Sep 3 01:25:32 2009 - - -3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try getting an internship this year while you're still at school. The experience will be good on your resume, and help establish some context for your future job search. Try calling the Chamber of Commerce to get to know who the key employers in the area are. Also, check with your school's career center -- they will have information on employers and will probably have some relationships established. Also, ask your professors for ideas. They will likely also have some contacts who can make some introductions for you. Good luck!!
Answered by tangek - Sun Sep 6 23:33:41 2009
What is the best undergraduate business major?
Q. Marketing Finance Accounting Business Administration Economics Business Management Etc. ? Which is most likely to secure a job? Most competitive? I'm not sure which business major I should go with
Asked by Jocelyn - Mon Apr 7 16:51:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I picked Entrepreneurship because I am older and would like to run my own business. It would depend upon what interests you? Are you good with graphs...then economics. If numers then accounting and finance. Administration or Management if that is what you would want to do. Go with your strengths. You could begin the business core to get some of those credits out of the way, then possibly you might like advertising and marketing, or drawn to human resouces. Take care of the business core classes...by doing that you will meet other students and hear thier stories. You will also be meeting some professors that you may like and be drawn to thier studies. Good luck. Dave
Answered by Dave - Mon Apr 7 17:00:10 2008
Q. Marketing Finance Accounting Business Administration Economics Business Management Etc. ? Which is most likely to secure a job? Most competitive? I'm not sure which business major I should go with
Asked by Jocelyn - Mon Apr 7 16:51:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I picked Entrepreneurship because I am older and would like to run my own business. It would depend upon what interests you? Are you good with graphs...then economics. If numers then accounting and finance. Administration or Management if that is what you would want to do. Go with your strengths. You could begin the business core to get some of those credits out of the way, then possibly you might like advertising and marketing, or drawn to human resouces. Take care of the business core classes...by doing that you will meet other students and hear thier stories. You will also be meeting some professors that you may like and be drawn to thier studies. Good luck. Dave
Answered by Dave - Mon Apr 7 17:00:10 2008
What business major brings more money?
Q. I am sophmore now,but i need to decide what major of business i will chose starting junior year. Please suggest,only business majors. Which one gives more profit? More interesting .. after which one u will find job easily?
Asked by Artur S - Sat Dec 22 19:00:32 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably Finance or Accounting. As Ranto said, accounting would have more instant gratification, but finance would pay off in the long run. You can also do a little bit more with a degree in finance than accounting. But graduates with either degree are in demand.
Answered by A Voice Crying in the Wilderness - Sat Dec 22 19:05:51 2007
Q. I am sophmore now,but i need to decide what major of business i will chose starting junior year. Please suggest,only business majors. Which one gives more profit? More interesting .. after which one u will find job easily?
Asked by Artur S - Sat Dec 22 19:00:32 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably Finance or Accounting. As Ranto said, accounting would have more instant gratification, but finance would pay off in the long run. You can also do a little bit more with a degree in finance than accounting. But graduates with either degree are in demand.
Answered by A Voice Crying in the Wilderness - Sat Dec 22 19:05:51 2007
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