Hey /biz/, first year college faggot here. What business degree

Accounting, MIS, finance, or supply chain.

Pick 1. The rest are memes. I really enjoy accounting

>>1744163
What's it like for you? I just have no perspective on any of it, trying to find an internship.

>>1744167
An internship in what? It sounds like you haven't even picked a major. Most people don't even do those until the end of their sophomore year in the summer

>>1744178
>An internship in what? It sounds like you haven't even picked a major. Most people don't even do those until the end of their sophomore year in the summer
Anything really, I need experience.

>>1744184
Well what you should do is this

for now, just get a normie job. in the meantime while you figure your major out, reach out to family members who work some kind of corporate job. ask if they'd recommend you for an internship in a year after you've figured your major out, preferably after your sophomore year

like that other guy said you shouldn't be worrying about doing an internship your first year, but you should definitely be looking and talking to people now so you have options once you get further along your educational path

>>1744153
Accounting finance double major or you won't make it.

>>1744153
Accounting you hit a salary wall. At 25 you could make 100k. At 65 you could make 100k. But you'll never make over 100k. Pick finance.

>>1744291
>Accounting you hit a salary wall. At 25 you could make 100k. At 65 you could make 100k. But you'll never make over 100k. Pick finance.
Should I get a master's or is that a waste?

>>1744297
If you aren't a trust fund baby don't waste the money on a masters. If I could do it over again I'd double major Accounting / Finance and go for my CFA. Don't double major if you like partying tho.

>>1744311
Why shouldn't I waste the money on it?

>>1744153
Do engineering first, most engineering dropouts go to business. Then use your salary to invest in stocks, bonds and bitcoin. You will get a good job by 25 and a millionaire by 30.

>>1744877
I've been looking at computer engineering. Is a four year degree in this worth it?

accounting is best.
get a job at a small business as their bookkeeper, and try to get internship at big firm