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DLo
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quote: Originally posted by SydeWaySix: To the OP...I'd suggest really thinking of what you want to do and what your goals are in the future. A lot of people major in things that they "enjoy," but when it comes down to it, "enjoying" something may not really bring in the job and pay that you want to get. Do you want to sit at a desk all day? Work on computers? Work hands on? Design stuff? You should think about that before taking classes for "X" major because it would be a waste if you decide to switch majors halfway through and have to basically start over...Good luck!
What he said. You'll also notice that quite a lot of people major in a field then end up in a career that has absolutely nothing to do with what they studied. For example, my last boss had at least a Master's in Bio Chem or something like that, but his company specializes in video conferencing technology and IT support. Best of luck with whatever you decide to do.
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NiftyWhiteFifty
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Just graduated in may with a BA in Geography with emphasis in urban analysis.
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siri95
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BA in Marketing and emphasis in Advertising also working on getting my MBA
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threethirty1
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B.S. in Landscape Architecture
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N8
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quote: Originally posted by siri95: BA in Marketing and emphasis in Advertising also working on getting my MBA
Sometimes I wish I went this route. I do more marketing than programming these days.
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phil a
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bachelor's in business administration w/ marketing emphasis
back in school...
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BS Neurobiology, Physiology & Behavior, BA Music and another 2-3 years on my post grad.
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i have a masters from the university of hard knocks
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SFvert
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Doctorate in Criminal justice with an emphasis in juvenile predators.
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siri95
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quote: Originally posted by N8: quote: Originally posted by siri95: BA in Marketing and emphasis in Advertising also working on getting my MBA
Sometimes I wish I went this route. I do more marketing than programming these days.
yeah.. its for sure helping me with my printing business.
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quote: Originally posted by siri95: quote: Originally posted by N8: quote: Originally posted by siri95: BA in Marketing and emphasis in Advertising also working on getting my MBA
Sometimes I wish I went this route. I do more marketing than programming these days.
yeah.. its for sure helping me with my printing business.
Sorry I need to divert a sec. You into print? Can you do high end stuff? PM me. My printer went out of business.
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quickblue302
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As In Automotive Technology. "almost"
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quote: Originally posted by phildog: But my current job only requires a H.S. diploma or equivalent.
Wow, so you coukd have skipped college and just had gone straight to work?
What do you do if you don't mind me asking????
The only career I could think of that only requires a highschool diploma or the equivalent of one is P.O...
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phildog
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PG&E. Love the company and the money is good.
I was in the building trades (non-union) and tried to get into a couple unions just as the economy hit the toilet. Great money in the building trades, but it is feast/famine, depending upon the economy.
There are many ways to make good money, but going to college young, before you have a family, mortgage, or other responsibilites, is the best time to go. I can use my degree as a resume builder and also to climb into management positions that require a degree to be competitive for the job openings. [ July 07, 2010, 03:47 AM: Message edited by: phildog ]
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SEMPERFI510
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Bachelor of Science in Criminal justice w/minor in sociology.
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Blu50Stang
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Bachelor of Science - Finance & Economics
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I barely remember this thread its so old. Here is an update, I decided on pursuing a Bachelors of Science in Economics.
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B.S. in Criminology
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