What is wrong with a management degree?

Tortfeasor
Sun, 28 Mar 2010 14:48:58 +0000

^That doesn’t make sense.

There are many undergrads “in the workforce”. A lot of people don’t go straight to college. A lot of people who go straight to college pay for college by working. There are more students “in the work” force than there are not. I was not talking about internships.

Internships are ways to enter the workforce and explore possible careers. Internships often lead to people switching majors. That is because they are a part of the education process.

What I stated is not a reason to not take that degree track. It is one of many reasons why it is taken. There are no blanket solutions for everyone, and not everyone wants to work in a BB IB.

Econ will not teach you how to run a business. If you do that, you might as well major in English. It’s just as necessary, and you will finish knowing just as little about business management. I am absolutely not saying that your major limits your career options for those CC readers who are easily confused.