<p>I guess for now I am going to go with management for sure, then its either going to be finance, accounting, or MIS. Its not like I'll be stuck with these majors later, nor am I going to be taking classes toward these majors in my first semester so I'll just take it easy and really make a choice later. I just think IT companies are pretty awesome, from the management side of it, bidding, picking up contracts, and working towards efficiency. I'll just have to see later after I understand everything more.</p>
<p>Finance over business adm... The economics major is in social sciences instead of business, their department is weaker than business but nevertheless everyone is doing it. I wasn't interested by economics in high school, but should I suck it up and choose that major because of its diversity?</p>
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Overall, finance is the most diversified major in the business fields other than econ. If I were you, I would do finance.
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<p>name one job that a finance major can get but an accounting major can not.</p>
<p>Can anyone give a clue what we will study in MIS? A mix of computer science and management?</p>
<p>311Griff: Accounting majors almost never get Investment Banking Jobs because about 75% of IB recruitment at any school is from finance and then management and marketing and etc....very few or no accounting majors. LMAO you do the math yourself.</p>
<p>good one, can business admin majors get ibanking jobs?</p>
<p>Yes, almost all undergrad business students recieve a BBA I think, but this is more major related. So yes.</p>
<p>MIS students usually take a bunch of business courses... international business, marketing, management, accounting, finance, human resources, etc.. and then some computer stuff as well such as maybe networking, programming, etc.. probably about a 60/40 split.</p>
<p>Im talking about just a general bus admin degree not a BBA in say finance but a BSBA</p>
<p>^yeah definitely, but most of the time from what the case is, is that they recruit finance majors, but business administration BSBA is definitely another top runner.</p>
<p>Pre-med in your opinion would it be better to </p>
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<li><p>Get a BSBA and take a lot of electives, probably would get me the highest GPA (which will be useful because I want to go to graduate school)</p></li>
<li><p>Get a BS in Finance, take less electives and a few more classes I won't be interested in. That may make my GPA a bit lower but Im thinking it may be worth it to increase job oppurtunities? </p></li>
<li><p>Double major in both, but the downside would be I wont get to take as many elective classes. So my learning will not be as broad as I would like.</p></li>
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<p>anyone anyone?</p>
<p>cmon pre med ... iknow u got an answer</p>
<p>Accounting
Finance
General Business Administration
BA- Marketing
BA- International Business
BA- Management of Information systems
BA- Entrepeneurship</p>
<p>hm....
1. Finance/Accounting
2. BA
3. Everything Else....
at least in my opinion.</p>
<p>but would it benefit me to double major in both BA and Finance or just do finance?</p>
<p>Depends on what you want to do. It may not help a lot, but it can't hurt you.</p>
<p>If you know you either want to go into Ibanking Mgmt Consulting or Law
would it be worth 12 hours of electives to double major in both Finance and Business adm?</p>
<p>For management consulting, yes.
For investment banking, no.
For law, no. Undergraduate business is overkill for law unless you want to go into corporate law and are sure of it.</p>
<p>if i want to go into management consulting or IB...i honestly have no idea...</p>
<p>pick 2 out of the three....MIS, finance, Business admin</p>
<p>i don't see Economics in any of u guys' lists, is it that bad of a major?</p>