<p>I'm currently a Senior in High School, so college is just around the corner. i was thinking about Majoring in some type of Business, and minoring in Journalism. but im not sure which business major to do. i thought about doing Health Administration, but would i be stuck working in a hospital environment? or can i work in regular offices too? i also thought about doing business administration, but ive been hearing a lot of bad feedback about it from multiple sources. Please Help!! which business major is most helpful to study in the long run?</p>
<p>Try accounting! Many students who graduate with an accounting degree have a high chance of landing a job right after leaving school. I will warn you, studying accounting isn’t the easiest thing to do and many students find it really challenging (but it’s definitely worth it). On the upside, it’s a lucrative major and it’s enjoyable if you like crunching numbers and making important financial decisions for a company. Also, this degree can pretty much get you any kind of business career. A big misconception about having an accounting degree is that you’re only limited to becoming an accountant once you graduate.</p>
<p>Marketing would probably be a good one to do. It could be applied to many different businesses and different jobs. If not, accounting! There is a lot you can do with business degrees. Whether working in business or just teaching it at a high school or college.</p>
<p>in accounting, would i have to excel in math starting from high school? would you recommend an A-B student in math major in accounting?</p>
<p>is marketing a hard major to study?</p>
<p>At most, accounting is basic algebra. Although it’s all about numbers, it’s usually basic arithmetic. </p>
<p>Marketing is largely more theory and subjective–to me anyway. I guess it just depends on how your mind works.</p>
<p>I’m currently taking Marketing Management, and I would have to agree with WailingConstant. For the most part, it seems like a theory-based major. I do find it interesting though and it isn’t hard at all. I have even considered, though only for a few minutes, about changing my major from finance to marketing.</p>