Best Safety Business School

tsbna44
Mon, 18 Jul 2022 05:11:04 +0000

It’s likely too early to define a career. Not all b students end up in business. Many kids end up in nothing related to their field. And business has so many outcomes including law school but that would be a ways off. And btw many law graduates don’t practice law.

It can be debated but I think kids should study what they’d enjoy but try to pin their internships, etc toward their desire.

My son is a MECHE major. Did it ‘because he wants to make money’. Will graduate. Hopefully will be employed. Yet he should be an atmospheric sciences major. That’s his passion. And I’m hopeful he finds a role one day in that area.

I’m what I think people would deem successful in business. I have 3 fluff majors. Undergrad in history and journalism. Grad in marketing. I made more $$ b4 mba. Just a few years back did I pass early 90s $. I was in sales. But was burned out and took a step back via education.

My former sales vp was an aerospace engineer. We have African American studies. Math. Geology. Communications And more in our dept. that’s similar to the bulk of my career.

I think…again find the right schools and programs. If she’s a hustler life will take care of itself whether she goes to Harvard or Hofstra. If she’s not a go getter, she won’t ‘make it’ no matter where she goes.

If self sufficiency is the goal and she’s got the ‘it’ factor she’s gonna rock regardless. Personally I think it’s a bit early to predefine when making money is the reason. That’s a recipe to be on the 90% that don’t like their careers. Imho