Dana7360
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Most businesses (nearly all) don't want business degree'd graduates. The only business degrees hiring managers want to see are MBAs from good schools.The field most students get a degree in is business
You're both wrong, due to the fact that "business" is far too general. Sure, if you get an undergrad degree in business management, that's pretty much a snooze for most companies, because you're not going to come out of college and be plopped into management. But getting an undergrad degree in accounting or human resources can be very useful and valuable to a prospective employer.
I got my degree in accounting. Yes it's a very good degree.
When I started we were all told to look to our left, that person would probably not be there by the end of the quarter. The class was totally full at that time. Then as the quarter went on people were dropping out like flies. Most changed their major to business. It was much easier and only required a couple of accounting classes.
By the end of the quarter the class was less than half the size of what it was at the beginning of the quarter.
I would put a business degree near the same category as an art history degree.
The bush boy has his masters in business. We all know what a failure the bush boy is and we all suffered from his failures.