Business Degree or Economics Degree coupled with Mathematics

[Amber Roxanna]

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[euroazn]

Often that depends on the school. Does your business school have a separate career center, for example?

All else equal though, an economics curriculum will generally seem more rigorous, especially if the business one is particularly fluffy.

 

[mfegrad]

euroazn is pretty much spot on.

other option if you've locked a job up is to do something you'll never get the chance to do again. or another option would be to do some cs if that's of interest and available.

 

[Martin.T]

Hi,

I have a business degree and as an undergrad, the management/marketing classes were the most boring and uninteresting classes I had to do. Economics, on the other hand are much more related to finance and I enjoy then alot more.

If you are interested into quants/finance stuff, you will probably enjoy more economics than management and marketing. As fotr a carrer path, it will all depend on the kind of job you'll be working in.