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What categories of ISEF or other research competitions do you recommend doing if majoring in business? Which category is least competitive? Do you recommend a mentor/professor to guide me? If so, how and where would I find one?
High School student. I know business has really nothing to do with science, but it's still good to do a research project, right? Interested to anything, just don't want to do a category that is too competitive. Thank you!
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Hi Aileen!
Of course, research is super helpful even if you're planning to study Business. It helps you think critically, analyze information, and solve problems. You might want to look into areas like Behavioral Economics, Environmental Economics, Data Science, or Social Sciences. These fields cover interesting topics like consumer behavior, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and market trends.
Pick something you find interesting and that relates to real-world business issues, not just because it's less competitive. Also, try to find a mentor like a university professor, business teacher, or local entrepreneur. You can connect with them on LinkedIn or through local universities for advice.
Remember, you don't need to be a science major to do great research. Business research can really make a difference, too! Just make sure your project follows ISEF's rules. Good luck, Aileen!
Of course, research is super helpful even if you're planning to study Business. It helps you think critically, analyze information, and solve problems. You might want to look into areas like Behavioral Economics, Environmental Economics, Data Science, or Social Sciences. These fields cover interesting topics like consumer behavior, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and market trends.
Pick something you find interesting and that relates to real-world business issues, not just because it's less competitive. Also, try to find a mentor like a university professor, business teacher, or local entrepreneur. You can connect with them on LinkedIn or through local universities for advice.
Remember, you don't need to be a science major to do great research. Business research can really make a difference, too! Just make sure your project follows ISEF's rules. Good luck, Aileen!