<p>Back to our regular scheduled programming about finance and accounting – please start another thread about devices if you want. SC hedgie was nice enough to put in time to this and hijacking threads isn’t cool.
@amacmom - that sounds like great way to go. S got a late start going this direction - went in thinking premed at first, so lost a little ground in being able to do what yours is doing, which seems like a great combo. S has decided to go Leventhal then do MBA/Finance masters cause he is simply out of time to do both in undergrad. Basically doing what yours did but needed more time. He needs every credit to finish the requirements in Leventhal, cause those bio etc., classes don’t do much for business/acct school, only so many electives! Who knows, S may end up in law school, but at least he is finding what he likes which is the goal. While college should be about discovering your passions, those that come in with a pretty good idea can be much more efficient those 4 years! Congrats to your graduate and good luck to him in the workforce!</p>