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Is obtaining an MBA through a 5 year accelerated program and then going into the workforce a better option compared to just getting a bachelor's in 4 years then working?
I am trying to decide between getting my MBA in 5 years in an accelerated program or waiting until my company or myself can pay for online courses for an MBA while I am working a year or two after obtaining my bachelor's degree. I am interested in hearing feedback from business professionals...
When graduated with an MBA or Bachelor's degree in any business field, is it more beneficial to work at a mid-level firm or large firm if you look to obtain enough capital from your job and then invest into starting your own entrepreneurial enterprise?
I look to graduate with a degree in marketing and would like a job at a sizable firm so I can make money, but once I have worked for 15 to 20 years in corporate industry I want to become an entrepreneur and start my own marketing agency to work with local businesses and eventually move my way...
When making a study plan like joining study groups or just simply setting aside time to study, how often are you able to stick to that plan? Or do you just study whenever you get the chance?
I'm trying to work harder to not procrasrtinate and study more often, but I would like to know how college life will affect how the routines i try to create.#study-habits #studying #time-management #college
What to do with a musical theatre degree besides perform?
#theatre #musical-theatre
How do I get my foot in the door in the theatre world?
#theatre #musical-theatre
Why do positions in corporate America have such a negative connotation?
People today tend to think "corrupt" when they think of people at the "top of the totem pole". There is often the dilemma of taking the high-paying corporate job vs. the low-paying job that is more in-line with ones values. #business #small-business #corporate
What are some practical ways to know if a job position is a good fit for me?
The jump from college (or school in general) to a career is a big step. #resume #interviews #professional-development #corporate
As a computer scientist, where are the most popular areas of the world to work?
I'm not sure where I want to live when I grow up and knowing where my career takes place could help. #bachelors-degree
What are some STEM jobs that are safe overseas?
I went on a mission trip and fell in love, I also love traveling in general. I want to love my job when I grow up. #bachelors-degree
What are the advantages of majoring in computer science vs. cyber security specifically? Will computer science give me a broader range of knowledge in the computer field?
I am planning to major in computer science or cyber security. #computer-science #information-technology #cyber-security
What are the downfalls of majoring in Computer Science/Computer Technology if you ultimately want to work in the cyber security field?
I am interested in pursuing a career in cyber security, but some schools I am interested in do not offer cyber security as a major. #computer-science #information-technology #cyber-security
What jobs, besides teaching, can Math majors get?
I love mathematics, but the high school teaching salary has me wary of that job. Are there other jobs, besides accountants, that math majors are qualified for? #mathematics #math #mathematics-education #financial-planning
Does the expense of your undergraduate college affect your ability to perform well in graduate school and your field?
I'm trying to decide between public and private colleges, and I would like to know if the "really good" schools (and all of their costs and debt) are actually necessary to my success. I'm a good student, so I could get into most colleges, but I don't know if spending tens of thousands of...
How many Physics courses do you need to major in engineering?
Engineering is a major I'm interested in, however, I don't enjoy physics. I want to know if I should avoid majoring in engineering because of this dislike, or if I just have to get through a few physics courses in order to still be an engineer. #engineering
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