Which degree would /biz/ choose? Accounting or Finance? And why?

Math and learn CS and finance on the side

>>2087666
Neither. Do pure math or some engineering shit.

>>2087666
Pulling down 6 figures with a B.S. in Psychology at 24, so honestly it doesn't matter that much.

I have an associates in general chemistry working on a bachelors in genetics

I do this shit for fun

>>2087709
How?

Gonna be graduating with a psych degree next year.

>>2087666
>not learning genetics so you can modify your own genome to have a huge pornstar cock that you can use to pump out the shekels while you pump your meat into some diseased meathole

im an accounting and finance major because I'm good at algebra and stats

>>2087666
JUST BUY RIPPLE AND U DONT HAVE TO WORK FOR THE REST OF UR LIFE

>>2087666

>Buying degrees in subjects where the most profitable course of action is to gamble on your PC
>Buying degrees in subjects in which having knowledge of past events actually cripples your ability to take blind dives (aka: the only way of making profit)

I could understand it if you wanted to work for a bank/firm/whatever, but business-related degrees are completely useless to actually do "business".
In every statistic ever compiled on the subject, professionals were found to have exactly the same success incidence as any random shmuck when trading stocks or evaluating business ventures.

>>2087666
Doing an engineering degree but I fucking hate it, i'm already making a shit load of money through youtube I just don't see the point in wasting my time and effort, either I'm gonna drop uni all together or switch to economics.

>>2087666
I chose cpa + two minors in finance

supply chain
- Extensive negotiating
- Cut deals
- Work where the spend is = power
- International travel
- Strong opportunities public & private