7 Best Business Degrees 2024 (Business Majors RANKED!)

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[@poteimiameso4455]

Shane, please add Strategy, International Management and Organizational Behavior to the list. These are subsidiaries of Management majors and geared towards jobs in consulting. Like Finance, these majors pair only well with top schools, or, more precisely, at least schools under the recrutiment radars of top consulting firms, such as McKinsey, Bain and Boston Consulting Group. These majors train people to work in consulting and high finance jobs, such as investment and acquisitions. Do not mix up with the general majors.

[@VictorHernandez-mu3me]

could you do an updated, in depth MIS review video? loved the last one!

[@richfrazier8756]

Got an Information Systems Management degree from San Diego State University in 1975. 26 year career as a programmer, programmer/analyst, senior programmer analyst and account manager. Well worth the effort. Only thing is.this career field is constantly changing so you have to be learning new technology all the time to stay current. For instance I started in a mainframe environment and later in my career had to orient myself to client/server environment. Not easy!

[@amydassi4429]

I have my degree in Business Management and I feel like it’s underrated! I had no issues finding good jobs. My first job out of college I will be in a leadership role at a big company with $65k starting salary and guaranteed advancement after 2 years :)

[@testedxylophone2538]

tell me more. I want to do business managment after my contract with the miltary is finally over. But recently ive been having second thoughts because its just such a broad term "business managment".

[@elvirbelardi]

Im graduating with a Business Management Degree in the spring. Any tips on how you landed the job?

[@jawzxy2942]

@@elvirbelardi would you say the business management is a harder bachelors degree? I’m starting college soon and I don’t know what to major in

[@wickedviscus2139]

My friend got a similar offer. 70k starting, he’s working for Dell in Austin Tx and he’s also guaranteed advancement after 2 years

[@MasterVader512]

was business management degree hard ??

[@carsonstdennis309]

majoring in business marketing!! need to watch your marketing skill videos

[@mohammadrahman728]

Great to see Accounting is in one of the top list. I'm planning on changing my major from Nutrition & Dietetics to Accounting. I might also minor in Computer Information Technology with that. Wish me luck!

[@adiatjamal1505]

Update please

[@abdulrehmanmukadam7329]

Brother accounting is haram beware. I had to change my major cause of it😊

[@jializ9096]

How is it haram​@@abdulrehmanmukadam7329

[@Bulayla1426]

What dies acciunting major even do​@@abdulrehmanmukadam7329

[@hundoganuloaku8862]

Great information, i want to study international business administration, what's your advice

[@Nexielle]

I'm glad I switched from HR to Marketing as my focus. It felt good to find something that I might actually enjoy, since that's what I value more than the paycheck at the end of the day. But I have to agree with how colleges struggle to stay up-to-date with digital marketing due to its rapid changes. So, I've started browsing for extra classes online that can help me in that field while I earn my degree, that way I get the best of both worlds! I'll definitely check out the link you left in the bottom. Thank you for your informative videos, they've certainly helped myself and many others narrow down what they want out of their education and future career fields!

[@jacquelinexlara]

Yes! I agree this is what I’m thinking of majoring in as well. Everything marketing changes so rapidly that no set long standing curriculum could truly capture it. I had the same idea as you to really get into the new things being implemented within business marketing.

[@hadyalbagu8615]

does hr pay better or digital marketing?

[@wentzel9869]

Management information systems being at the top of your list is my motivation to suck it up and try to ace it 😂

[@wentzel9869]

@@aileenj nope, it's quite fine. I'm more of a business guy, so the tech side is not so much fun for me

[@RuthlessYTHD]

@@aileenj the only hard part is the technical things like Database management (SQL), business analytics using excel (a lot of forecasting equations using data), object oriented programming (we used C#), and network building (TCP/IP, LAN design, and network security). The easier part is the project management side ( you learn the software development life cycle) and system analysis

[@_thekonrad]

My degree is BIS but it has a module called Information Systems Management. I guess BIS contains MIS so seeing MIS as the top definitely motivated me to pass this Information Systems Management exam that I had to do like 2 hours after watching this video. If I failed this exam I wouldn't get the degree. Now we see if I failed it...

[@wentzel9869]

@ydeartishpumpkin well how'd you do man ?? 😬

[@unyimeikpeida4577]

​@@_thekonradso did you pass??

[@BIZOFBUSINESSWITHKANZA]

Thanks for sharing!

[@traize6]

Great video. Thumbs Up 💯

[@ShaneHummus]

Thank you for the support!

[@natalia.n]

Useful video! Thank you!

[@doaahezam8324]

Thanks alot can you made a video about biotechnology

[@Risktakerr-slime]

Can you do sport management

[@virajth]

Hey, what do you think about business analytics? 🤔

[@gr3ml3t]

Planning on doing computer science as a minor and doing business information systems as a major. Wish me luck!

[@ShaneHummus]

Best of luck!

[@ppproductionz5007]

How good would a business analytics major be??

[@tiffanylee6475]

Where does business management stand?

[@grazgrain]

Irrelevant but can you do a video on bioinformatics? I’m thinking about studying it and I never hear people talking about it

[@pingus4175]

where do u get the states from for each business, ik glassdoor but the ones before that

[@rajaumar396]

Master of digital Marketing vs Master if accounting which is best?

[@Ninc4134]

Anyone currently studying or studied in Financial Technology (FinTech) ? any comments on this subject? Like the market demand of this degree, the salary for fresh graduate and etc...

[@NNevil]

Is a marketing degree difficult ?

[@ldwabananattqw]

in my opinion which is based on my opinion accounting & finance are the real majors that are worth studying, unless you have a plan like you want to study supply management because you love this type of work and your area needs this or something. otherwise, there is a good chance to learn the other majors online.

[@dianasaurus33]

thank you i also was thinking if it was worth going to college to do finance.

[@daghetto101]

@@dianasaurus33 Of course. No question. Studying for Finance, Accounting and CIS/MIS would be good for you and everyone else's future.

[@apricityventura2002]

@@daghetto101do you think finance and accounting is worth it for people who want to start entrepreneurship right after college?

[@nothingwritten8854]

@@daghetto101I want too do it ngl but I’m looking at the hours I’m not trying too work that long😭

[@stanleyedouard377]

I work in logistics already in the military figured supply chain makes sense for career advancement and post military DOD options.

[@hurtsoul218]

What about econ? I plan to major in econ with either a minor in international business or international relations

[@6NNF]

MARKETING ITS THE BEST ✔️ i will tell you why the big reason is a Demand for this major absolutely marketing number #1 at least

[@thevibe7415]

Why uu say that

[@JiJihane-pv5jp]

Is international economy and trade is the same as international business ? what s better international business or BA ?

[@walterantonioalbaan5452]

where can you work at with a business degree

[@scarface8975]

What about Business Intelligence degrees?

[@rabbiavrahamkatz5250]

I love how majority of business professors never had business in their lives. Might as well get a mentor. I have one, and I learn so much.

[@pimpmac4993]

How do you find a mentor ? I’m assuming you can buy one ?

[@rabbiavrahamkatz5250]

@@pimpmac4993 No. Write inquiry on linked in. Say I want to be like you in the future, can we get to know each other. Many seasoned professionals wish to share their experience with young person. My mentor is biggest hospital owner in Hungary.

[@pimpmac4993]

@@rabbiavrahamkatz5250 nice man. Thanks for this valuable info

[@YU-bh9wy]

Gotta be open minded that “business” don’t just meaning OWNING a business, some people prefer to work in a certain career that falls under the business industry.

[@rabbiavrahamkatz5250]

@@YU-bh9wy I mean business admin.

[@Mykelvellii]

I'm at a crossroad between international business and MIS. Somebody please help me weigh the options.

[@Prashant_507]

From Nepal

[@user-ru5cm1tn8x]

Bruh my nearby school doesn’t offer these specialties. They only offer business degrees with a CONCENTRATION of those specialties.

[@uncleiroh719]

Are you aware of existence of operations research :D

[@hughjassol2072]

Business IT, seems to be very limiting.

[@nyimdewan3353]

Please help me out... I am studying History for bachelor's I was wondering will I be able to make a career in Supply Chain management or something related to business by doing a MBA on it

[@khantnyar2183]

Can MIS major jobs can be affected by AI in the future cause I saw Microsoft just released co-pilot for their apps?

[@zairozai]

the only well paying Business bachelors degree in a university i can go to is Finance and business enterprise, is that still good enough? im also going to be doing an apprenticeship program in accounting at level 3

[@brandywales8200]

Finance is spectacular. I'm in accounting because I don't have finance options.

[@santichillin]

I'm deciding on changing my major to management information systems with a minor in management, will that be good for gaining internships and jobs?

[@littleuppie]

Is MIS and Business Analytics interchangeable?

[@DC-ll1cb]

Dude I'm really interested in International Business. I would like to do Real Estate everywhere. Is this a good direction

[@ricknotrich8722]

From an International Commerce POV, so take it with a grain of salt, you will be focusing on negotiations, laws that applies to products and services for and from customs, culture, geography, supply chain, finance, accounting and languages. If you want to go for Real Estate then go for something that focuses on Microeconomics, Analysis, Market values or other similar things, depending on how you plan to focus on it. However, I only know that much on that side of Economy.

[@Fai_2nice]

In Houston the top 3 I would recommend is accounting, mis, supply chain.

[@gabiayoub7155]

What is mis?

[@Ram-rm2gz]

@@gabiayoub7155search it up

[@Ram-rm2gz]

@@gabiayoub7155or watch the full video, he mentions what it means

[@Lazymath007_]

@@gabiayoub7155my itchy scrotum

[@wafaabdulrazak8281]

What about hospitality or hotel management

[@Amanda-nl3cp]

what are your thoughts on business analytics degree?

[@user-jd3so2rz3c]

it's the best iin my opinion

[@tyrojames9937]

A have an Associate of Science Management(A.A.S.) Degree!

[@ChristianRodarte-on3oy]

Whats a good minor to pair with a MIS Degree?

[@ahmedsaeed2582]

Why he never talked about fintech major?

[@01michellehall]

I’m an accountant and you are correct😊

[@Zerohearts0]

How do you like one

[@skyfalldeadpool1633]

I am in my bachelor degree accountant second year

[@arslan9665]

Would you say it's worth becoming an accountant?

[@Westcoaststyling]

@@arslan9665 Accountant here, yes it is

[@volmo852]

@@Westcoaststyling was it easy finding a job? And is earning the degree difficult? I'm considering majoring in accounting, but I keep reconsidering and overthinking things

[@philmurphy7487]

Wish you would have gone into the last one a bit more

[@ramaismail9108]

I have Bachelors degree in business, but from a university from outside the U.S, now I’m starting AS in Business management here in America , is it worth it?.

[@Devils694]

Hey did u got a job

[@christinastrader9615]

So question. I am majoring in business administration with a concentration in finance. Would it matter as much vs majoring in finance only? My school offers them as 2 separate degrees

[@reubenplayz6996]

I want to do the say.. do you have to be good at math for finance

[@reubenplayz6996]

But I think finance major sound better then ba

[@Ash-uf4fv]

If they are two separate degrees at ur school, it would matter a little probably. If you are sure you want to do finance at this time, then I would try to transfer

[@arslan9665]

The only difference is that BBA focused more on the managerial side of things, where as pure finance focuses on just finance. It really depends on if you would be interested in a managerial role, but once you get your CFA, they’re pretty similar

[@christinastrader9615]

@@arslan9665 Thank you for that info. I originally enrolled in school for the finance degree but switched because more of my credits transfered in. I was debating switching back but now with this new info I'll keep my major as is. Thanks again.

[@kingjohn3480]

What about construction management degree

[@MainJohnnyOfficial]

Damn should I switch out of HR Management x)

[@klausmagnifier9386]

What about business administration

[@shafiksunderani4230]

What's the meaning of 'meaning' score?

[@AhmedAbdelAti-uy1ri]

Please I want to know the difference between management information systems and business information systems

[@arslan9665]

Only difference would most likely be that MIS focuses on the managerial side more, where as BIS focuses on the business side. It’ll depend on if you want to become a manager in the future, or if you would rather focus more in business classes

[@christianorsa]

How "easy" do you think it is for people with e.g. engineering & tech related majors to also go into business & finance? I'm interested in both areas but currently considering CS (can of course take elective courses etc. In finance and so on) which should allow me to keep doors open in several directions🤔

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[@MichaelRockfez]

STEM majors are very sought-after in business-especially in finance, consulting, and operations. That’s because of a few main reasons: 1. These business functions require people who can understand complex systems and make recommendations. If you can understand chemical equations, coding a website, or how to build a bridge, you will almost always have the mental aptitude to understand systems within business. Many of the world’s top CEOs and leaders were engineering majors. 2. You would actually know how to build a product. I worked with someone in operations for a top fast food chain who studied computer science. He single-handedly engineered an essential piece of tech they’ll need for a new store operational design. 3. Businesses value neurodiversity. As a business student, not much stands out about my way of thinking from other business students. There are music majors who make it to the most lucrative jobs in finance. You will have to understand the basics of the role, but they’ll value you for thinking differently.

[@fuge74]

this is from the perspective of construction, but in project management, if you are applying in a field where you are a knowledge matter expert, sometimes you are favored over generalist matter experts for example I do construction management, but a civil or electrical engineer is often preferred for my own job because of their license or ability to license for doing CAD. license + EXP < degree + EXP < science degree + license -EXP -business knowledge typically when this happens you are paired with a subject matter expert who will fill your deficiency.

[@penny_sauce]

Suprised that I didnt see sales degree on this.

[@khushbusah6436]

Although international business is in 6th in your list but my dream is to be international business women But i don't know what type of works i have to do in this .

[@user-td2ms3qe2g]

Your in wrong major you won't become business woman.

[@tkt8994]

Currently can not decide between finance and supply chain (operations and logistics) can someone pitch in?

[@James-hq2hw]

Is there a difference between Management information systems and Computer Information Systems

[@arslan9665]

similar, but slightly different. Computer information systems is more focused on computers, where is MIS is more so on business and the management side.

[@takethepillingodwetrust1510]

They are used interchangeably, but some schools have separate degrees of MIS and CIS. Chico state in California has 2 information systems degree, so just look thru ur uni, and the course list. The course list is more important than the title.

[@James-hq2hw]

@@takethepillingodwetrust1510 exactly...I totally agree with you. I think it is the same thing. I took both Management and Computer classes when i was a CIS major...which i reckon would be the same thing for MIS

[@daghetto101]

MIS (Management Information Systems) CIS (Computer Information Systems) AIS (Accounting Information Systems) IS (Information Systems) Are more or less if not THE SAME. Theyre all alike. All of them has IS on them afterall lol. IS is combination of Technology and Business. Information and Computer are Technology. Accounting and Management are Business. They're all the same brother.

[@ntokozoolwethuradebe.2815]

Is Bcom Information System the same as Management Information systems?

[@AntiToxic4u]

Is getting management information systems worth getting on WGU?

[@pimpmac4993]

I don’t think Wgu offers MIS but SNHU does offer that degree

[@edu-explo]

Could you do the same video but for Europe?

[@frordondanksey1822]

Best science majors tier list: Physics, biology, chemistry, etc.!!!

[@ohmyskill2847]

I read that in order to work in the institutional market aka Wall Street (Warren buffets favourite place) a physics degree would be necessary because the calculations made for the market is crucial

[@ohmyskill2847]

But they recommend a bachelor in Finance, economics, business, Accounting etc

[@AC-tn4it]

@@prettysubliminals2555 for physics and math that’s not true, they’re really sought after for industry jobs. With some training on the industry they can work on some really tough problems and get paid a lot

[@user-ch5re7lc4y]

Which one of these is best for introverts who doesn't like alot of heavy maths? 🥺

[@gregorystewart2936]

Get over your social anxiety and find something you're good at.

[@thatballerkobe5595]

What's the difference between business analytics and management information systems?

[@Zerohearts0]

Good question

[@SquidSquidy_]

Business analytics don’t need to learn very hard technical skills like coding or understanding where data comes from just stating what the data means. MIS would help or create a database where the data comes from. This is what I understand.

[@thatballerkobe5595]

@@SquidSquidy_ so is mis more valuable than business analytics?

[@SquidSquidy_]

@@thatballerkobe5595 Like anything it depends on you and how much effort you decide to put in. But on average MIS makes more. But a really good BA will make more than any MIS major. However, you would eventually need to learn more skills outside of your degree in BA such as: SQL, R / Python Programming, and maybe even stuff relating to the cloud. Don't be discouraged about the programming, you just would need the bare minimum.

[@thatballerkobe5595]

@@SquidSquidy_ I'm getting my bachelors degree in marketing and also minoring in business analytics. With the business analytics classes we have worked with softwares like Tableau, Power BI, R and Python. Do you think that this will be enough for me to land a job in a BA role or do I need to further my education?

[@mrmaslanoempire5766]

BSc is it demanding

[@growithashim]

If i do MIS (major) in bachelor and sales/marketing (minor) , What can i or what should i Study in master's?? Can i study MBA ? Or i can do any in master field, related to business degree?? Please clear me !!😢

[@jacobhardbarger9060]

MBA

[@marklikeashark2222]

Hey Shane. My college only offers "information systems" as a bachelors degree, not "Management" information systems. I was wondering if information systems is still a good choice

[@takethepillingodwetrust1510]

It depends on the course list for the degree, rather than the name. But most colleges use those names interchangeably.

[@matthewardon2819]

If the IS degree has courses that cover SQL, BI tools (Tableau, Power Bi, or others), object oriented programming languages with libraries made for data analytics/data science (R and Python), and your typical business curriculum (survey of finance, accounting, management, and economics)..then I’d say it’s pretty comparable.

[@daghetto101]

MIS (Management Information Systems) CIS (Computer Information Systems) AIS (Accounting Information Systems) IS (Information Systems) Are more or less if not THE SAME. Theyre all alike. All of them has IS on them afterall lol. IS is combination of Technology and Business. Information and Computer are Technology. Accounting and Management are Business.

[@Beauty_45630]

Hello shan im from morroco moving to the US soon i have associate degree from morroco in specialized technicien in commerce marketing what i can do with that out there and in which category belongs too ??? answer me pls???

[@zyadbenyaich2908]

Habibi I got you! What’s your insta

[@zuzuel4974]

Is it better to get an MIS degree or get a double major in Business administration and Data science? MIS doesn't have as much math, statistics or course about AI as a Data science degree. Could someone help me set the criteria upon which I'd make my choice?

[@oliviacalton8477]

definitely the double major if possible

[@zuzuel4974]

@@oliviacalton8477 Thank you for your reply, much appreciated 🙏

[@oliviacalton8477]

@@zuzuel4974 With the looks of two options, it seems like you're interested in a Biz-Tech hybrid career direction for the future. Based on this, with a Business Admin and Data Science double major, you will not only learn MIS, but also Ops, Finance/Accounting, Math, Stats, HR, so you will have a much broader spectrum of knowledge which is perfect for roles like becoming a Product Manager, and it will give you the opportunities to pivot and change careers as needed, if you wish to change your mind more in either direction, more Business or more Data Science. MIS is great too, but you only learn about Information Systems so its not quite as broad, but still a respectable, and good option if you're interested in roles like Business Analyst, Systems Analyst, Data Analyst or Cyber Security, etc or for becoming a management consultant (which you can do with either option). Additionally, have two majors always just looks better than one, if you can pull it off. It'll definitely be more challenging though, so its good to consider if you're dedicated/focused enough to succeed in it. And a technical science degree (data sci or engineer) seems to get you a higher salary than a business degree, but a business degree is more flexible in terms of the number of jobs you can get into with it. My college offers a BBA with an MIS concentration, so it might be a good option to see if you can do a dual-major/dual-degree, while also be able to concentrate in MIS, or you can always do an MIS certificate on top or something, but yeah. Another thing to consider might be the length of your degree and what's worth it to you, I know some people who graduated their undergrad in like 7-8 years, so yeah. Let me know if you have any follow up questions xD Good luck!

[@zuzuel4974]

@@oliviacalton8477 first of all, you have my biggest gratitude. I really appreciate your message. My business faculty at university (which doesn't allow us to double major or get two minors) offers either a BBA major with a concentrated minor (currently in my 1st year) or MIS major with a BBA minor. That said if I'd like to also study DS, it will take 4-5 years of undergrad to graduate with both (2.5 for business and 3 for DS) which despite not feeling great as finishing undergrad in 3 years is not much a problem for me. However the issue is the fact that I'll be studying them in different universities which is, unfortunately my only option (DD one with a fixed schedule + non mandatory presence + all the issues of the university itself (quality of education is one of the best in my country but the surrounding environment sucks really hard) & BBA in an American system + mandatory presence) which along with my other engagements in my life make me undecided whether I start my DS degree next year or the year after.

[@Atomic-Blast-]

@@oliviacalton8477 hey, not to oppose you or anything just a quick heads up. At my university, in the MIS major, we learn about information systems, as well as multiple coding classes, three maths classes (though not high level, or as high as engineering math classes or pure STEM ones), HR, PR, and all core business classes (including accounting and auditing, finance, marketing, management). On top of coding classes, we also take OS, database, networking, mobile platform courses, alongside other CS courses that would make the list a little too long. I am going to the public university of my country, although it does rank high in the region, and top of the country, it doesn't rank that high in the global ranking of universities in the world. To sum it up, MIS students definitely do not take only information systems courses, yet I agree with the OP double majoring for his interest. Sorry for the long reply, best regards !!!

[@Lazymath007_]

What about operations management?

[@nyashamugudubi]

Was thinking of studying this one did you find anything?

[@user-vv7ir1pl4j]

what is meaning for

[@kimitruis]

i’m doing marketing at my community college and then get that MIS degree at WGU

[@volmo852]

Do you think I can get into HR with an accounting degree?

[@arslan9665]

It won’t be too difficult, since accounting is highly looked up upon. Transferring from HR to accounting on the other hand is difficult

[@greatbryan2484]

@@arslan9665 accounting itself is broad. It depends on the courses the student takes. For example, I’m double majoring and my majors are BBA in management and BBA in supply chain. I can easily become an accountant. Especially a cost accountant.

[@Jason-zg6fr]

Why is accounting more flexible than a finance degree?

[@brandonl4663]

accounting is the engineering of Business most accounting majors can easily do finance work but not vice versa

[@maple_latte2669]

Can someone tell me what he means by meaning

[@user-ch5re7lc4y]

What about " business information system "?

[@hughjassol2072]

Management IT, has the highest pay, most grads and fewest jobs. How is it 1

[@dextermorgan7764]

1 being at the top, not at the bottom.

[@endello2602]

Dam im international business

[@Robin-tg7mm]

Is BBA ( Major in Banking and insurance) worth it? Can I switch for MIS for masters in USA ( keen interest in Business and Technology mixed subject) Please answer 🙏🙏

[@arslan9665]

It’s better to do a BBA in Finance or Accounting, or just do Finance or Accounting rather than majoring in banking and insurance. You’ll be better off with specializing in the “sciences of business” rather than banking and insurance. Transferring will depend on the university you want to go to, and I would suggest you talk to the university of your choosing in regards to it

[@arslan9665]

Why is there such a huge difference in a average salary between finance and accounting?

[@samuelbonilla1341]

You have to keep in mind it’s average and not median. So finance numbers get skewed by large salaries. Accounting has more stability and you can make good money. Finance on the other hand is risker; However if you land a good enough job with bonuses and comps you can make hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars once you get far enough into a career.

[@mohitsabat2423]

@@samuelbonilla1341 but what/who will make most money in long term . F. or A.

[@matthewardon2819]

@@mohitsabat2423 High level finance job will make more money than a high level accounting job. If we’re talking entry level it’s probably flipped, although entry level make about the same.

[@Random_characters_username]

Not sure where he got those numbers from or how the source got them but I’ll just say that the entry pay for accounting nowadays is 80k in public in tri state area, 50k entry is low even for Midwest

[@mohitsabat2423]

@@Random_characters_username I was also been thinking of the same

[@Gasic43]

What does a demand score and a meaning score mean?

[@arslan9665]

Demand score is how much demand there is for a job. If I recall correctly, the way it’s made is from calculating the total number of graduates, and comparing that to the total number of jobs per year (Ex. 45,000 graduates in a degree with 74,000 jobs opening up results in a demand score of 164% (74,000/45,000)) Meaning score is how meaningful people find their job, and the percentage is how many people in that workplace finds the job to be meaningful

[@Gnostic_Way_of_Life]

What about Business Administration?

[@sayitasis8326]

I didn't see supply chain management. Is that not a good one?

[@kristianaia]

I'm pretty sure that one was #4

[@XD-zg6ii]

Its in the 4th

[@sayitasis8326]

@@kristianaia Oh I missed it, thank you!

[@user-vv7ir1pl4j]

economics ?

[@ShaneHummus]

Watch this Is An Economics Degree Worth It? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bp_OdH6YmJ1qmJo

[@MobileDeveloper1965]

Only for people who can speak fluently.

[@JoeCaviano]

Where's Economics?

[@gezellevalentine]

I was thinking the same thing 🥲

[@moe_sh9]

Fr

[@daghetto101]

Shane doesn't count Economics as a Business Degree since its too Broad. But according to Business Tier list video he made, he included it. Its above than Supply Chain/Better than everything else, but lower than IS, Finance and Accounting.

[@richardodonkor332]

Helloo😃😃

[@ShaneHummus]

Ey Richard!

[@Martina..1]

I’m graduating soon. Bs in BA with a concentration in MIS 🫶🏾. Interesting, challenging, and stressful (for me) but worth it. 😊

[@bcrwc]

What exactly is MIS?