Is a Business Management Degree Worth It? Pros, Cons, Jobs & How to Graduate Faster!

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

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[@mrmartywaring]

This is a degree you can never go wrong with.

[@Govvviii]

If I take it will it help me know z language of money ..I mean z terma

[@raewillspeak_]

This man has the kind of voice that can persuade me to do anything…

[@amsnkrdose3289]

Wow, can’t believe Business Management Degree highlights my strengths. I landed an Ops Manager position just recently and wow!! I can’t believe it was my calling. Getting back in school ASAP! I was stuck in the technical field for years 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

So glad you've found a better path!

[@tajiYdarg]

What didn’t you like about the Tech feild?

[@kinmyname]

I am 19 and am an Operations Manager at a large corporation looking to further my career. I want to get a business management degree. I love my job and I love what I do and i’m very excited for my future.

[@sym0255]

can you go into a bit of detail of where you started and how you learned that you loved it

[@kinmyname]

@@sym0255 Yeah so I started with this job as my first job ever one week after I turned 18 in September 2022. I took both entrepreneurship and accounting in all four years of high school so I knew my career would involve running a business somewhere in the future. I started out as a cashier but quickly got involved within both my store and my company. December of 2022 I was opted into training for a Shift Leader promotion and in April of 2023 I was officially given the title. Before officially being given the Shift Leader position I had already been working under my previous Operations Manager and learning everything necessary to run my business. One month after being given my title of Shift Leader I was opted into the company training for an Operations Manager and that took a minimum of three months to complete and I was actually able to accelerate it so exactly one week before my one year anniversary with the company I was given the title of Operations Manager. I am currently working out of state for my company and they’re paying for all of my mileage, housing, utilities, its really about the people you work with, making progress everyday, and trusting a company to do the right thing for you. I am very lucky to be with the company i’m with and I make sure to bring my 110% everyday with me to work. Like I said I took business classes all throughout highschool so this has been in the works for a long time and i’m finally being able to live it out in real time. I plan on continuing my career with my company and I am going to be an executive or VP for this company.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Congrats on a solid career at such a young age. That's amazing. If you're serious about hacking the degree, shoot me an email and I'll see if I can help you map out a faster path ([e-mail])

[@lyanneedwardnatalie]

How did you become an operations manger at 19?

[@kinmyname]

@@lyanneedwardnatalie If i’m being honest with you, since day one of starting at the bottom with this company, anytime someone above me had anything to say or needed to be done, I did it, never let them ask me twice. Always treated them and other with the most respect as well as treated myself with respect and carried myself professionally. I took Entrepreneurship and Business Acumen classes in all 4 years of high school. That combined with trying to learn everything about the job and keeping it as my main focus for 2 years now has led me to working out of state with my expenses paid for by my company!

[@missdesireindependance5194]

I’m currently majoring in General business. I plan to learn marketing skills to enhance my business skills to work in sales.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

So awesome!

[@uniquewilliams3537]

I just got accepted to Dual for Columbus state college and Otterbein college for 4 years! Got a scholarship for 17,000 per year! So I'll earn my Associates and my bachelor's in 2+2 Years.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Congrats! If you decide you want to get it done a lot faster (although I don't think those schools will allow you to)... Degree Hacking is a great path!

[@davidagbaeze3112]

I love this degree to be honest...

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Me too. It's a solid major. The only downside is that so many other people have the same major. But if you have other credentials that set you apart, it's great.

[@wslade]

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671hello ryan what credentials would you recommend to have for being separated from other students that graduate from the same major

[@nashyvan6667]

​@@wsladeI'd say getting some computer skills, Focusing on that degree cause some people who study it don't focus a lot and maybe try to look interesting

[@jeffreychauca5387]

Me too I am doing childcare outside of college because I drop out of college but I made a decision to return to college and changing my major to Business management

[@darilensaharithariffin]

I just need an affirmation with my choice. Thank you! This video really helps! New subscriber

[@keithwisdom1663]

Connections / smart gifted people can get a masters in fine arts and become ceo of a big corp All regulars have to do what he said

[@princessl.d.g.]

This is the degree I want to get. I'm supposed to start WGU in December.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I love your comments. Make sure to book a call with me before you start school. I can help save you some time.

[@Josariperaza]

​@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 hello I am on my way to choose a creer and I do really need help. Can I get in touch with you for an advierte. Thank uou.

[@aprilporter770]

I’m in the program now! How’s it going?

[@tommyglucklich8800]

What company would hire a student fresh out of school for a management job😅

[@slipstream215]

10 months later, what are you doing with your degree now?

[@slugnation1699]

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[@odnarlo]

well, most schools help you create a portfolio with the class's works and so at least you have things to show them for what you are capable of doing in that field.

[@imnotslow3159]

@@odnarlo yo i got mine 5 months ago i am manger at FFX marketing LLC i make $75k starting its cool but i say keep working experience will keep your resume looking full also makes you more valuable

[@handsonlatest8695]

​@@imnotslow3159great

[@riverallen4016]

Very helpful video. Thank you!

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

My pleasure!

[@handsonlatest8695]

Thank you for ur great ideas on how to expand and still have many business degrees at a lower cost + fast

[@rlee1185]

I mean, you could get a second degree in 9 months in a different field...

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I actually just recorded a video walking through how to get a second major in 6 weeks. It's crazy how fast you can get your second or 3rd major... kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZezlZaKe5qZsM0

[@souperman72]

I'm planning going to college soon for a Business management certificate. After a decade as a plumber, i'm ready to move on to something else.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

This is amazing! Shoot me an email ([e-mail]) and I'll help you map something out.

[@BigWaveKennels]

Have you ever heard of business management technology? If so what’s the difference between business management vs business management technology

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Business Technology Management (BTM) Degrees are pretty new. It's essentially learning skills that will allow you to help businesses transition, and be managed through tech. You'll learn about managing software and systems that help business manage data, growth, customer management, marketing, etc. This is different than something like IT, which is focused on running a businesses communication network. Business Technology is more focused on the tech that's being used to actually grow, market and run the business. A business management degree is your classic degree where you'll learn how to run the business. I will add that I don't know of any BTM degrees that can be accelerated. But a traditional business management degree is one of the easiest degrees to accelerate. Hope this helps!

[@BigWaveKennels]

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 Thank you so much for explaining that to me now I see it’s better for me to go for the traditional business management degree

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Business Management Degrees are great! If you want to accelerate the degree, I have a step by step walkthrough of the entire process here... www.DiplomaSecrets.com ... Excited to see how fast you can get the degree!

[@kelvynbinney-ry4yn]

Is't possible to study and get business management degree online...? If yes how are u going to get it for employment or something like that.😢

[@princessl.d.g.]

I want to be a property manager with the degree.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Very cool!

[@rlee1185]

Just thinking out loud here, what if you got 4 degrees in the time it took one person to get one?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I love the thought! Here's a little twist that might blow your mind... When you get a second major (or 3rd, or 4th) you don't have to re-take any of the classes that you've already taken. Most majors require the exact same core classes. So when you go for a second major, you usually only need a handful of additional credits. I got a Marketing degree. If I went back to get another business degree, I'd only need 4 or 5 more classes for the second major. Which can easily be done in under a month. Which makes this crazy! If you can do the first major in under a year, and each additional major in an additional month or 2... It's crazy how fast you can get it done!

[@agpayjun]

Very interesting your topics, Actually i have plan to pursue my degree into business degree specifically in operation management Right now i am graduate in associate degree i feel theres not enough because i always behind interms of promotion.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

If you want to hack the Bachelor's Degree, shoot me an email and I'll see if I can help you find a faster path ([e-mail])

[@jeromekollie3469]

I have a bachelor's degree in nursing and want to pursue a master's degree in business management. What are your thoughts on this?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Depends on what your career goals are. If you're switching to a business based career, I think it's a great idea. If you're wanting to get a leadership role at a hospital, or in a nursing department... An MBA in Healthcare Management might be a good idea. Basically, choose your career.. then get the degree that opens those doors. Hope that makes sense.

[@reetapantsar]

I’ve been considering doing a bachelors degree in business management in Monaco, however there’s a focus you need to choose so i was wondering which of the three; International finance, global business or digital business development, would be the best to ultimately get into investment banking? I am also considering doing a masters in international business law to open up a wider range of expertise in the field and possibly as a consultant/negotiator. Do you think that would be helpful? (For context masters is free since Finland provides free education but honors track bachelors is around 14k a year in Monaco)

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Great questions. Unfortunately there isn't 1 single answer that's perfect for everyone. I highly suggest mapping out your career goals, and even look at specific companies you'd like to work for... then choose the degrees that will help you reach your goals.

[@Anonymoose66G]

If you want to get into investment banking wouldn't quantitative finance be the best masters? Also a minor or double major in IT, Accounting or economics wouldn't hurt. Just know what your getting yourself into, 80 hour work weeks, stressed out of your mind. If all you care about is making money for early years in your career and later on focus on relationships ECT, it's good but know it's pros and cons, research what you actually do in an average day and ask people what their experience has been.

[@svieste981]

Getting a degree within a year is time and money efficient; however, would that make you less knowledgeable of the major since you rushed through? Just a curious thought that came to mind

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Great question. The short answer is yes. The faster you study, the less information you retain. But I will say this... Most of what we learn in college is outdated. It takes years to publish a textbook, so by the time it's in circulation it's usually already outdated. This is one reason I'm not overly concerned with retaining what is learned in school. Once you get a job, you'll be trained by your employer... then you'll become an expert in your field as you practice your skill. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge advocate for learning. But there are so many resources for learning that are better than what you learn in school. Hope that makes sense. Seriously, great question!

[@paulinematengu5913]

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 I can add to that as well, We actually hone the skills by practical work once you get the job. If you accelerate you must understand that you must retain skills that you will later develop over time in your job. We don't really learn how to work in college, usually without a job the soft skills just literally disappear like you never even learnt them unless u keep learning while you wait for a job. we learn soft skills to implement later...The key is to get the degree to get the job! and then in your job you are going to put the skills into action. So accelerating should be good. Unless u don't trust yourself to retain what you need for the job in a shorter period then u can opt for longer learning instead.

[@chewypayton]

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 this is a lot for me 🧐

[@chewypayton]

What's the best option for me 🤔

[@missdesireindependance5194]

You can always refresh your knowledge by take courses on LinkedIn learning, Udemy, skill share and Coursera. Most colleges are using Coursera courses for college credits.

[@a.j.4669]

what are your thoughts on a business management degree vs a business administration degree?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Normally Business Management is a Business Administration Degree. You'll see it called "Business Administration - Business Management" or "Business Administration - Accounting". Hope that makes sense.

[@adamboussetta3443]

Can you get a marketing degree and do things a business management degree can do ?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Yes, in most situations. For both Business Management and Marketing you'll actually take about 35 of the exact same classes, with only a few unique classes for each degree. But I will add, both Business Management and Marketing degrees can be accelerated.

[@ddtv5611]

Best vid I seen so far

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Thank you, glad you liked it!

[@RonnieGaal]

Im doing sophia right now. Almost done then on to umpi for my bachlors.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Very cool!

[@piledriver38]

Hi Ryan, Which college or university did you graduate from?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I did a ton of research on CBE programs across the country. I ended up going with Western Governors University. It's an excellent school!

[@kelvynbinney-ry4yn]

​@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 okay so what courses did u pursue

[@alexisrose2556]

Have you heard of the online self paced school Pen Foster I am interested in online classes for my business management associates degree

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I love Penn Foster for Hacking High School. But their College isn't Regionally Accredited. So I'd steer clear after high school.

[@CarolKindred]

I’m getting my BM degree with them. It’s going well so far.

[@AbuBakar-pz9ro]

If you study business management at university what jobs options are there if your not interested in managerial roles or going into accounting or marketing?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Great question. Business Management is a very broad degree so it can get you a variety of different jobs.. But the most common would be managerial stuff. My biggest suggestion is to decide what you want to do, then get the major that will open the right doors. There are a lot of "Hackable" majors.

[@whoisit11]

I want to get into investments/ investment banking , is applied business management degree ok or should I do finance bachelors degree?

[@hailiiiii097]

Hi! I was wondering what college you think is best for a degree for project management.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

For project management specifically, I'd look at UMPI's "Your Pace" programs.

[@aditiilora]

can you do a video on how much math is required for a business management degree?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Totally depends on which school you attend. But normally 1 to 3 math classes for a business degree. I totally bombed math in high school but hacked math in college and it took me about 3 weeks (part time) to do all of my college Math. I got a Business- Marketing degree.

[@SnakkeSnakke-y7u]

Hi I have a genuine question. I’m a college drop out but do have a high school diploma. I’ve always wanted to study finance and real estate in USA, to be more specific in NYC. I’m from Germany born and raised. Currently I work in a large bank as a financial advisor and had worked my way up here. I’m 35 years old and don’t want to go to college for years. So my question is. Are there any program which take a year? I saw your videos about 1 year associate degree but when I look them up I only find 2 years And also there’s some rules for us international that we can obtain opt visa after studying. Is it also if we chose to study online? Because it would be more affordable for me to study online while in Germany and when I earn my degree look for a job since international students aren’t allowed to work while studying

[@Brenden.Riley.]

I would definitely recommend you look into a process called “Virtual Wholesaling Real Estate” you don’t need a class you can learn on KZbin. It’s low barrier to entry but it’s definitely work.

[@Nindo_Games]

Business mamagement degree or Business adminstration.Which one has more vast job oppurtunities

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Usually Business Management falls under the umbrella of Business Administration. Most schools will call it something along the lines of... "Business Administration - Management" or "Business Administration - Accounting"

[@tayesoleyn6562]

Which of better a business management degree or marketing degree??

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I like both. I actually have a Marketing Degree. But it depends on what you want to do for a living. Figure out the career goals first, then get the major that will open those doors for you.

[@pinksugaar]

I’m currently studying bcom and I can’t stand the math part I was thinking of switching to bmgmt I just want to get done asap

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

In my opinion, business degrees are easier. If you're serious about hacking a Bachelor's Degree, shoot me an email ([e-mail]). I may be able to help you save a few extra years.

[@darksister6]

If I'm a leasing agent at a multi family apartment complex, Do you think its best for me to go for a business management degree?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

That would make sense. But I'd take a deep look at where you want your career to go, then choose the best major for your goals. If you want help getting the degree faster, just shoot me an email ([e-mail]). I'm happy to help you map out a path.

[@junejuarez1018]

What’s a good FAST online college to get my business administration degree

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Here's a video where i go through a bunch of schools... kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWbNl6CkZsSpd6M ... If you're serious about this, shoot me an email ([e-mail]). I'm happy to help you map something out.

[@Szcza04]

So I have the option of getting an industrial management degree. I am wondering if this is worth it. Any thoughts ? Thanks

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

My thoughts on majors... Whatever major gets you the job/career you're striving for. Having said that, if there are 2 majors that will open the same door... I choose the easier/faster one. Unfortunately I don't know of any "Hackable" Industrial Management majors. If you want to accelerate, shoot me an email and I'll see if I can help you find a faster option that will still open the same doors. ([e-mail])

[@Comfeey]

6 months.. for real..? I haven’t listened to the whole video.. but yah🕺🏽💃🏽🕺🏽💃🏽

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Yep... the fastest I've seen with students I've helped is 3 months for a Bachelor's Degree.

[@AshiniGarusinghe]

Which is better for getting job abroad in business management please help me

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I always suggest choosing the job you want first, then getting the degree that opens the job door.

[@JudeShiwanka]

HELP, I don’t know which one to choose between International Business and management information systems… I like IB but it’s too common right ?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

It's always best to decide what jobs you're going for, then choose the best major to open those job doors.

[@shehanirathnayake8291]

After specialize in BM what are the MBA s' that we can do and can also can you mention the university names also

[@deydeygames3148]

I want to work at an airline as a aircraft mechanic and I want a degree that can get me promoted into managerial roles like manager of maintenance and etc. I also want to learn about investing and financing. Would this degree give me what im looking for? Because I was thinking either this or business administration. Im going bachelors by the way.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

A business management is a Business Administration Degree. It would normally look something like this... "Business Administration - Business Management" or... "Business Administration - Management" I would find people with the job you're trying to get and see what majors they have. Or reach out to your desired employers and see exactly what they're looking for. I'm just a big fan of doing your digging ahead of time.

[@Aoneshoppingcentre]

Hi Brother Hope you doing well. I came across your video and need some knowledge. I came from India in 2011 as a international student after finishing my 12th grade. Then when i came here i did my 2 year Business-Accounting Diploma. After that I got busy in figuring out how to get my residency and now i am citizen in canada, I really want to continue my studies in Business which i always wanted to do. I live in Alberta, canada. Could you please suggest me any business degree. I was looking for Bachelors of Business admininstration . I have LOts of intrest in Business, real estate, stocks. I will really appreciate your help if you Guide me what education should i seek.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

There are several programs that could be a good fit. It kinda depends on your study style since each school does things a little differently. Shoot me an email and I'll help you map something out ([e-mail]).

[@julietgeorge2440]

I want to switch from mechanical engineering to business management

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Very cool!

[@Dredgyy]

Why is that? I was interested in going for mechanical eng for a time and now I’m thinking about business. What made you want to switch?

[@mehdielm9676]

Hi, just wanna know if we should be good at mathematics to study business management ?

[@kroenkeout708]

Yr11 and 12 maths. Would be 2-3 units max depending on the structure.

[@juliemancilla7509]

Yes you need to take accounting, economics, statistics and calculus for this major. This major deals with a bunch of numbers.

[@salmaelm7960]

I can’t find business management program in my city they only offer business administration degree, is it similar?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Business Administration is just the general term for most Business Degrees. Most schools will label their programs like the examples below... "Business Administration - Business Management" "Business Administration - Marketing" "Business Administration - Accounting" Hope that makes sense. If you want to go faster, I highly recommend going to school online. And if that's the case, it doesn't matter where you live. Most online programs accept students from anywhere in the US.

[@RyanEllis-f1q]

Tried to schedule a call but no time available

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

The holidays really backed me (and my team) up. But if you shoot me an email ([e-mail]) I can help you get scheduled.

[@georgecortes7736]

Would you consider this degree valuable if I want to have a construction company?

[@nadjagil5793]

Civil engineering, construction management

[@nadjagil5793]

Civil engineering, construction management

[@nadjagil5793]

Civil engineering, construction management

[@melanytaveras2878]

I’m going to school for business but I don’t know what job I can get

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Business Degrees open a lot of doors. If it's a traditional business degree, it's usually going to be management positions.

[@melanytaveras2878]

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 I don’t need to go to school to be a manager 🥲 my degree is business management

[@siyargoksal]

@Justin Williams I’m currently doing my first year of business and management. And this really concerns me. What university or college did you go to ? And how was your results?

[@missdesireindependance5194]

All companies need assistant managers at banks, hotel, apartments complexes, retail stores, Real estate etc

[@Anonymoose66G]

@JustinWilliams-ed2ug University is free if your willing to study abroad or live in a country that provides free tertiary education.

[@miguelortega3027]

Would it best to major in it or as a minor? Does it matter

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I'm all about majoring. I'm not a fan of Associate's Degrees.

[@coreybavaro2854]

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 why

[@calvinwroght7389]

Could you go into real estate with this?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Tons of real estate firms value Business Management Degrees! If there's a specific firm you're wanting to work for, I'd double check and ask them which majors they value. But in most cases, Business Degrees should work great.

[@Efvsma]

How much chance does a bachelor of business management from Italy (The university rank is near 400 in the world i guss)which is taught in English have to find a job in America? (I am 19 years old from Asia and I want to study a bachelor's degree in Italy, then apply for a job in America)

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I'm not familiar with Universities in Italy. But if you want to accelerate a degree online here in the US, here's a video where I walk through that... kzbin.info/www/bejne/bp-3kGWoh5qHotU

[@darylhopkins9796]

120 semester hours in six months. Yeah right.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I've seen it done many times. You just have to test out of your classes.

[@MbatheraAugustinusMakushe]

Is HR also doing all the job for The Business management degree

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

An HR Degree is very similar to a Business Management Degree. Just a few classes that will be unique to HR.

[@pjm760]

Can i study the business management degree while studying a bunch of niche degrees in university as well? All this in university, thank you

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I prefer to study 1 subject at a time. It's just faster that way. Then move on to the next as soon as you finish the first.

[@alivaliyari]

hey i just watched this video after searching web and not finding a solution , so heres the question , what do u think has better job opportunity business & management or business administration? also just to be sure , you said anyone with each of these bachelors degree can apply for mba course , right ?

[@shepherdsn1038]

someone please reply to this

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Most Business Management degrees are Business Administration Degrees. They're normally labelled something like "Business Administration - Business Management" or "Business Administration - Accounting"... So a business Management Degree falls under the umbrella of Business Administration. Hope that makes sense. And yes, this should get you into most Business based Master's Degrees.

[@exploreshenzhen]

Can we go in information technology after graduation from business administration

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

It depends on the school, but a lot of schools will let you into a IT Master's program with a business undergrad.

[@nofsgiven3855]

If that’s true then it’s cool but how good will it do you when you are put to the test and they are paying you and you can’t figure your job ourt

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Even 4 years in school isn't going to prep you for most jobs. By the time curriculum is approved for schools to teach, it's at least 5 years old already. That's why employers train employees upon hiring, regardless of level of education. Having said that, you're still learning everything when you hack a degree. You just don't have to do it on the schools schedule. It doesn't take 4 years to learn what they're teaching. The 4 year model is basically their business plan to keep you enrolled longer.

[@Homemakerlioness]

What about niche certificates

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I'm sure many certificate programs can be accelerated. But not all.

[@justblessed9358]

Can I get a job with an associate degree with business management

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Definitely, but you can get better jobs with Bachelor's Degrees. And with Degree Hacking, you can actually earn a Bachelor's in less time than an Associate's Degree. Sounds crazy, but it's true.

[@justblessed9358]

What about an associate with business degree or business administration. Can I get a job with an associate degree with business degree

[@missdesireindependance5194]

Yes you can work as a store manager, management positions for cell phone stores, car rental places, leasing consultant for apartment complexes, insurance customer service rep and insurance adjusters, bank tellers, loan processors, real estate etc

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Yes.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Thank you! You're absolutely right.

[@ss_.1z460]

can i do a masters in finance with a ba hons business management degree?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Yes, but it depends on the school you'll attend for your master's. You need to make sure you know exactly what they require to get into the Finance program before you dive in.

[@rutvii6489]

I am thinking to do this because i am in business management major and doing my bachelor's at NJCU. I want to graduate QUICKLY BUT I DON'T KNOW HOW. Will this really work?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

It definitely works, but probably not at NJCU. I'm more than happy to help you map out a faster path if you're serious about getting through school faster... Just shoot me an email ([e-mail]) and we'll see if we can find you a faster path.

[@GG17250]

You left out small business owner.

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Thanks for adding!

[@masterjedi963]

Does this managment degree you are talking about apply to a managment degree that is concentrated on organizational behavior and human resource management as well?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

It's different, but this can definitely be done for HR management, and organizational behavior as well. Feel free to reach out and tell me more about your situation. I'm happy to give advice... ([e-mail])

[@wongkingshun]

I have that degree too. Pretty useless I think

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

It's a popular degree. I actually really like these degrees, but there are so many other people that have the same major. So you definitely need something else to separate you from that crowd.

[@HariKrishnan-ff2lh]

I have applied for Bs in management major in Framingham State University (MA, USA) is it a good degree?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

I do like Business Management Degrees. Unfortunately Framingham State University doesn't allow you to accelerate your degree in under a year.

[@HariKrishnan-ff2lh]

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 actually I have applied for a 4 year undergrad

[@arafkhan9852]

BA (Hons) Business Management.. here,what is the meaning of BA here?

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

BA usually means Business Administration.

[@royreidy2058]

BA stands for Bachelor of Arts, and then BSc stands for Bachelor of Science. (Hons) means that the degree is at honours level. If you don’t pass the requirements for the degree with honours, you’ll be awarded an ordinary degree, without honours.

[@Fred-ur2sr]

Is business management same as business administration

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Business Administration is just the general term for most Business Degrees. Most schools will label their programs like the examples below... "Business Administration - Business Management" "Business Administration - Marketing" "Business Administration - Accounting" Hope that makes sense.

[@captaincosmopolitan5163]

No one wants to hire me and I graduated a year ago 💀. Idk what went wrong but I’m idk where to apply

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

Having a degree is just step 1. Most people don't realize... Applying for jobs, having a killer resume, and crushing your interviews are all skills that need to be developed. Become a pro in those areas, and you'll get amazing jobs. Then, become great at your job, and you'll keep your job. The good news is, you already have the degree. Just refine the other stuff and you'll reach your goals!

[@Anonymoose66G]

If your not getting interviews then your resume is probably dogshit, watch a few KZbin videos and fix that. If your getting interviews and still not landing a job then work on your interview skills which takes practice however you can also watch a few KZbin videos which may be helpful.

[@RyanEllis-f1q]

Tried to schedule a call but no time available

[@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671]

The holidays really backed me (and my team) up. But if you shoot me an email ([e-mail]) I can help you get scheduled.