<p>I love traveling, and i hate routine. I hate waking up everyday going to the same place, sitting on the same place doing the same thing n going home. and doing it everyday. I like changes, events, and interesting things going on. traveling overseas would be a great thing as well.</p>
<p>so which business major allows that? accounting? finance?
international business is a bit obvious but i dont want to learn a new language..</p>
<p>just do finance and try learn as much as you can about consulting....double major in something like computer science or information systems</p>
<p>so finance= less math n more fun?</p>
<p>I have a question. Why do we have to double major in computer science or information systems in order to gain fun in our career? Do they help?</p>
<p>"just do finance and try learn as much as you can about consulting....double major in something like computer science or information systems"</p>
<p>Pre-medwannabe: Did you mean that finance is both a gold's and happines's mine? Do we really have chance to travel a lot if we are consultants?</p>
<p>Usually if you do consulting at one of the big 3 or 4 firms you end up doing a lot of traveling. But I mean, it's not like you'll be flying to cool places all the time. I think Monitor is actually one of the firms that doesn't travel as much as say, McK. </p>
<p>I think Finance would be enough of a major, but to get into consulting you're going to need really great grades and come from a great undergrad.</p>
<p>Anyway, judging from your post, I think consulting would be a great fit for you. Look at the Vault Guide to Management Consulting for more information.</p>
<p>do supply chain management. There is always something new, always a different fire to put out, and a demand to travel and think of new ways to buy and distribute products. finance will not get you a job that falls outside of the routine.</p>