help me with the biggest decision of my life.

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Irvine
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<p>Hello, Please help me decide where I go to college.
I got accepted to UCI UCD UCSB and Cal Poly Slo
My major at davis is undecided, and Irvine it is business administration, and cal poly I am general engineering, but I am mostly considering Irvine and Cal poly slo.
So I really want a profession in business, but a lot people are telling me that I the best way to get into business is to major in engineering and then to get a MBA a few years after I graduate.
I know there isn’t really a point doing anything else at SLO, but I want to know what you think is the best option if I want to do business down the road. Anything would help. I am nervous about not fitting in at Cal Poly because it’s the first time that I will be a minority on a college campus and that I do not have a strong passion for engineering. But this will put me in better stead for a job after I graduate and will also almost guarantee a job.</p>

<p>I really like Irvine too and I also like the campus but I am scared that it will not give me a solid backing.</p>

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<p>SLO. Its better for business than Irvine</p>

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<p>Irvine’s business major for undergrads is very new (opened this year I think?) but the classes sizes seem very small (~8-30 ppl in the classes I attended) and the professors are pretty good as well (one taught at North Western for a while before deciding to come to UCI). </p>

<p>Is SLO a lot cheaper than UCI or around the same? They seem to have a pretty good rep in business based on other ppl’s comments here so can’t really go wrong there. </p>

<p>Better not to get life advice on a forum though. :P</p>

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<p>I wouldn’t major in engineering if you want to do business, unless you want to do some kind of business/engineering or you really like engineering. Otherwise it will be torture.</p>

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<p>lim as GPA -> 0^+ in engineering = business</p>

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<p>LOL @ flemmyd’s post.</p>