<p>I want to major in Managment and move out of the U.S by the time i'm 25. Preferably to Scotland or England. I thought of minoring in international business. Is this wise, has anyone out there done this?</p>
<p>Or should I drop Management and do something else.</p>
<p>What would you like to do, career wise, in Britain?</p>
<p>Work for a corporation or in service industries, like retail or restaurants.</p>
<p>People tell me I would stand a better chance majoring in economics and minoring in international bus.</p>
<p>Management and Economics is pretty interchangeable as they both deal with the qualitative side of business, whereas Accounting and Finance deal more with the quantified side. Additionally, Economics is a bit more abstract than Management, if that makes a difference. </p>
<p>What would you want to do with those companies? Operations? Finance? Creative/marketing?</p>
<p>Without knowing your specific situation, I generally would advice to take the most quantitative program you can. That is, if you’re good with numbers and want to get in on the fiance side, major in Finance. I say this because these are the most in-demand degrees in the business field and thus, are easier to get a job. Of course, they usually pay well too. If that’s not up your alley, either Economics or Management with IB minor is a good choice.</p>
<p>Numbers aren’t really my thing, Thank you for the input.</p>