What are the classes I should focus on to maximize my business education?
I am unsure which area in the business field I am most suited for whether it be in marketing, advertising, accounting, management, finances, I will eventually come to a decision as I reflect on what I enjoy, although I would like to obtain all of the skills and knowledge I need to succeed in the business world.
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4 answers
Paul Goetzinger MPA
Paul’s Answer
Eventually, you will need to select a specialty in business (accounting, management, marketing, finance...etc).
So courses in economics, marketing, management, accounting, statistics..etc will help prepare you for the various requirements for this major.
Ann Gianoglio Burk, MBA
Ann’s Answer
Hi Damon,
I know exactly how you feel. I ended up getting to Bachelor's in Management and Marketing, because I couldn't decide. The advice the others gave is spot on. Relationships are so important. You can always get more training and certification down the road. I think the most important thing you can do are take your projects seriously. They will give a hands on feel for what the job will be. They other thing I recommend doing is completing multiple internships, or connect with local businesses to shadow people in the various departments. I shadowed an insurance company for 3 days and I also did a marketing internship. After all that, I went into a field that is completely different from my degrees. Just remember that your major doesn't seal you fate. Good luck!
Lesli White
Lesli’s Answer
Super way to phrase your question - maximize your business education. I would encourage you to take in as much information and experiences as possible. Classes in college are only one way to learn. Opt in to relationships, programs and opportunities your campus, community or other organizations have to offer.
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Christopher Klein
Christopher’s Answer
Damon, while it’s great that you want to learn business related skills , I can’t stress relationship building, and communication. Anyone can learn accounting, marketing, tech support, etc. however, it’s much more difficult to find someone that relates well to others , and earns the respect of other coworkers.
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