Career questions tagged business-administration
Understanding the difference between business administration and business management is essential. Business administration focuses more on managerial type positions such as CEO. Some of the popular careers for someone who has a business administration degree a... Read more Show less
What are five SMART goals that I can achieve as a Business Administration major #Fall24?
I am a junior at Clinton College in South Carolina and am looking to make my resume more appealing when applying for jobs in the finance industry. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thank You #Fall24
Advice for students in Business Administration?
What advice do you have for those studying for a career in Business Administration/Management?
What exactly is necessary for a career pathway in business administration with a little mix in the medical field?
The reason is because I would like a career in business administration in a medical setting or any setting really.
What opportunities are available for those with degrees in business administration ?
I have graduated from business administration this June and despite my experience in HR and marketing, I still do not know which path I should follow for my future career. I am now thinking about doing my master in data related majors, though, I do not have any experience and I am not sure if I am late to follow data path since I did not take any related courses in my bachelor. I need some guidance about the opportunities that a business administration graduate can catch.
How should I proceed for my retirement degree?
I'm trying to plan my retirement job. I have no intention of stopping working, just moving into something more manageable with more time at home . I've just recently gotten a AAS in business management along with a grad certificate in logistics and Entrepreneurism. I retired from the Navy as senior enlisted with a number of years of management and leadership experience. And now I'm trying to decide which degree to go for. I'm considering psychology since I found it very interesting and I already have a business degree even though it's an associates. Another consideration is just a bachelors in business. Another consideration is logistics I'm not really sure which way to go. This is really for my retirement job once I finished being a field engineer. Something that I can move into possibly remotely or part time. From the business perspective, would combining a psychology degree with my business AAS And my Navy leadership enable me to move into business leadership positions? Supply chain management is also very interesting, but how would that apply to me in retirement context? Thanks .
Is it possible to work night shift full time and complete dental hygiene school?
Hello everyone I majored in business administration and I am too far along to switch and will complete it just so I don’t feel like I wasted my life more than I already have. I have come to realize that I enjoy knowing my work can have a positive impact on others lives and looking to complete a second degree in dental hygiene. My same university offers this program and will take me approximately 3 years to complete I will be 24-25 when I finish. I would like to know if it possible to work night time positions such as a hotel night auditor/ grocery stocker positions in order to fund my degree as I will no longer have financial aid. My university also does not provide any afternoon or night time school options. Please give my any advice or share any stories about others who have worked while in dental hygiene school and it is possible or should I just give up and accept my circumstances.
What are the emerging trends in the marketing industry as far as technology is concerned ?
My name is Hilda, age 15 . in the near future I'm looking forward to start various businesses , therefore I would like to understand the above question.
How do I select which major is best for me?
Hi everyone! I'm currently a freshman at a community college with a general liberal arts major. I'm quite interested in both business/entrepreneurship and psychology. The only hesitation in pursuing one or the other is the job opportunities afterward. I'd like to move forward within the psychology sector but I don't want to work in clinical psychology. After researching, I have heard that it is difficult to gain financial success unless you receive higher education within the field. Also, I'd like to move forward in business/entrepreneurship but arithmetics is not my strong suit. What would you suggest my next steps be? Or any guidance?
Is CPA same as a degree, If Yes,Can I Pursue A PhD With CPA And Business Administration Degree ?
I'm a little confused
How do I get into business adminstration?
I am an eleventh grader who is interested in business administration. I am active in a business club in my school and I would like to know the leads into getting into business administration in college.
What careers could I be headed towards?
Hey! My name is Abbey and I’m a first-year student at the University of St.Thomas in St.Paul Minnesota. Throughout my whole life, I've had an interest in sports, health, and the human body. Because of this, I decided to major in Exercise Science and double minor in Nutrition and Business Administration. I was looking at becoming an athletic trainer but decided against it a few months ago. I am really just looking for someone who has some knowledge in these areas, and could tell me a little bit of what I could go into when I'm older that includes my major and minors! And any other insights that I could find helpful in the future!
What are your strength when it comes to leadership
what interest you in your current job ?
Will a Marketing major limit my job prospects?
I am a senior majoring in marketing and I am feeling a bit uneasy regarding my potential job prospects after graduation. I would like to know if my major will limit my ability to work within different industries such as finance and supply chain management? I would appreciate any advise as I am feeling uncertain about my career decision/major.
Should I change my Major in my senior year from Marketing to Supply Chain Management?
I am currently a senior majoring in marketing and I found myself being unsure about my major and wishing to change it to supply chain management. I am thinking about making this switch as it appears that supply chain will give me more job stability in the future. I am 21 with no debt and would like some insight weither this is a good decision. I would also like to know if it is possible for a marketing major to work in supply chain? Is it also possible for me to switch to business management and land a career in supply chain?
What degree might help me achieve financial stability sooner?
I am debating between industrial/organizational psychology, business-admin, and Political Science? also which degree might help more once I obtain a bachelors because I do know that for psychology and and political science I might have to further my education after my bachelors but I am just stuck if they are worth pursuing? I want to be able to be financially stable with a healthy personal/work lifestyle first and then continue studying. I have finished all of the pre-req's for these 3 choices with the consideration to the university i would like to transfer but then before applying I looked into nursing for some time and did a couple classes but saw that either way I would be starting form zero and doing more pre-req's that I went back to look into which career to narrow down on and finish before starting something else. I'm hesitant about what to do? any ideas might be nice :)
What type of classes should I be trying to take in my junior/senior year of high school to focus on my career (see below)?
Hi! I'm currently looking to go into law school to obtain a J.D. and also a bachelor's degree in business administration or business management. What classes should I be focusing on in order to (1) achieve my goals and (2) improve my chances of enrolling into a high-level law school?