| you guys still don't get it. A "Business" degree is not required to be in business.
Actually, a business admin degree from state is looked down upon by most prestigious place.
Harvard has no business undergrad.
Yale has no business undergrad.
Princeton has no business undergrad.
Williams has no business undergrad.
Dartmouth has no business undergrad.
Duke has no business undergrad.
^Are grads from these schools not successful? Go to Wall Street and tell me.
Oh yeah, Standford has no undergrad business. Yet they seem to produce tons of successful venture capitalists and entrepreneurs.
Wait, maybe it's because these undergrad kids actually learned how to do something. Like, you know, invent a new search technology, or maybe invent a new source of alternative energy. And yet they never took courses in "how to manage" and "organizational behavior" |