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| kappagamma698 2003-02-26, 11:06 am |
| I had a question to ask the all knowing members. I am thinking about going forth with my Bachelors, I will have my associates this summer. But not sure if the path I am planning would be worth while. Currently I do support for lotus notes and I am enrolled for the Business school with a concentration in Database Mangement. I was wondering if this would be a good degree, it is from one of the best business schools around, or would it be better to get a Computer Science. The Business degree would take about 2 or 3yrs to finish and the CS degree would be 3 or 4yrs at least if not 5 (going part time). So what are some of your suggestions. My associates is in General Studies but mainly Business and computer courses.
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| mindmesh 2003-02-26, 11:54 am |
| I would say that you should go with what you like more as your major and then get a minor. I'm going to be going for Information Systems with a minor in business. Then if I like, when I'm finished I can go back and get the Bachelor in Business. | |
| gr33nd4yg1rl 2003-02-26, 9:29 pm |
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Originally posted by mindmesh
I would say that you should go with what you like more as your major and then get a minor. I'm going to be going for Information Systems with a minor in business. Then if I like, when I'm finished I can go back and get the Bachelor in Business.
i believe CIS is considered a business program. are you sure you can have both a major and a minor in business at your school? | |
| iggy4270 2003-02-27, 3:58 am |
| There's big money in Electrical Engineering if you have any interest. | |
| mindmesh 2003-02-27, 7:42 am |
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Originally posted by gr33nd4yg1rl
i believe CIS is considered a business program. are you sure you can have both a major and a minor in business at your school?
When I goto the four year I'm looking into Information systems is basically networking. you can have a Major in IS and a minor in Business.
http://www.drexel.edu/catalog/UG/IST/isys.htm
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