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Angel-Armando
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How do I choose between studying management or entrepreneurship?
How do I choose between studying management or entrepreneurship? I've always wanted to study both but now I have to choose between one or the other. Its a tough choice.
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Christiane Rocha Dias
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Dublin, County Dublin
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Hi Angel-Armando,
I hope you are doing well!
It’s totally normal to feel unsure when choosing between 2 things you’re really interested in, like Management and Entrepreneurship.
Think of it this way: if you’re into leading teams, making things run smoothly, and working in companies that are already up and running, management might be a better fit. However, if you like the idea of starting your own business, taking risks, and bringing new ideas to life, entrepreneurship might be more your style.
The cool thing is, you don’t have to completely choose one and forget the other. A lot of management courses include some entrepreneurship, and vice versa. Take a look at the classes offered in the program you're thinking about to see what matches your interests.
To help decide, watch videos or free online classes on YouTube. That way, you’ll get a feel for what each subject is like. You can even try sitting in on a class at the school you want to go to, if that’s possible.
Ask yourself: do I want to build something new, or lead and improve something that already exists?
Wishing you all the best as you explore your options. Trust yourself and enjoy the journey!
I hope you are doing well!
It’s totally normal to feel unsure when choosing between 2 things you’re really interested in, like Management and Entrepreneurship.
Think of it this way: if you’re into leading teams, making things run smoothly, and working in companies that are already up and running, management might be a better fit. However, if you like the idea of starting your own business, taking risks, and bringing new ideas to life, entrepreneurship might be more your style.
The cool thing is, you don’t have to completely choose one and forget the other. A lot of management courses include some entrepreneurship, and vice versa. Take a look at the classes offered in the program you're thinking about to see what matches your interests.
To help decide, watch videos or free online classes on YouTube. That way, you’ll get a feel for what each subject is like. You can even try sitting in on a class at the school you want to go to, if that’s possible.
Ask yourself: do I want to build something new, or lead and improve something that already exists?
Wishing you all the best as you explore your options. Trust yourself and enjoy the journey!
Juan Camacho
Test engineering
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Poughquag, New York
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Juan’s Answer
These options can work together. Choose the one you’re naturally better at and use it to support the other. Successful entrepreneurs often manage people at some point. You can also succeed in business by effectively managing people and resources in your area.
If you choose management, many colleges offer entrepreneurship grants and financial help. This lets you explore both paths at once and helps you decide for your academic future.
If you choose management, many colleges offer entrepreneurship grants and financial help. This lets you explore both paths at once and helps you decide for your academic future.
Constance Mascoli
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Huntington Beach, California
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Constance’s Answer
These two fields are quite similar, so there's no need to stress too much about the decision. I would suggest choosing management because it covers a wider range of topics. It can provide you with the skills needed to start your own business or to take on leadership roles in established companies. In the end, choosing one doesn't lock you into a specific career path forever. You can always switch directions later if needed. Remember, practical experience is often more valuable than education alone.