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Old 04-26-2008, 11:09 AM   #7
VectorWega
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Management is a little trickier because many of the mgt skills taught in school aren't hard skills and can be learned on the job. Additionall, it is rare to come from undergrad and move right into undergrad. I would check with your school's career services to see avg mgt salaries and more importantly, the types of jobs mgt students get. A mgt degree from a good school could be a good route to get into mgt consulting. However, a mgt degree from a lesser school could be relatively worthless.
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