Man this accounting thing isn't for me, I don't know if I should go back to school for engineering or something else, or save up and just gamble all my money on an investment of some sort. Any of you brehs in/ been in a similar position?
Anyone graduate college and regret the degree they chose?
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the cac mamba
Veteran
yea i did business management, shyt doesnt mean anything 
I have a BS in Computer Info Systems and a MA Organizational Leadership.
For CIS, it works for my job in the Army - glad I did it.
For the MAOL - as an officer, it makes you see leadership in a different light - totally worth it.
No regrets at all.
For CIS, it works for my job in the Army - glad I did it.
For the MAOL - as an officer, it makes you see leadership in a different light - totally worth it.
No regrets at all.
yea i did business management, shyt doesnt mean anything
Business management/admin can work in your favor if you know where to look.
The federal government & contractors always need contract administrators, program analysts, project managers, etc.
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Pro
B deeeeum
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
Business Administration means you can fit anywhere, like a master key
Kilgore Trout
Banned
I have a degree in Engineering and I dont regret it even though I don't see myself working in engineering in the next few years.
The skills I learned in engineering aren't applicable anywhere else really but the worth ethic it gave me and the ability to look at the world objectively and solve problems is
status.
It gave me that extra edge in everything in life that I have over people who took easy degrees.
The skills I learned in engineering aren't applicable anywhere else really but the worth ethic it gave me and the ability to look at the world objectively and solve problems is
status.It gave me that extra edge in everything in life that I have over people who took easy degrees.
Blackout
just your usual nerdy brotha
Why you don't see yourself working in engineering in the next few years?I have a degree in Engineering and I dont regret it even though I don't see myself working in engineering in the next few years.
The skills I learned in engineering aren't applicable anywhere else really but the worth ethic it gave me and the ability to look at the world objectively and solve problems is
It gave me that extra edge in everything in life that I have over people who took easy degrees.
Which engineering degree did you get?
Kilgore Trout
Banned
Mechanical
Engineering is cool but I just dont see myself slaving away at a company, having them use my mind/talent and then firing me and getting someone new/cheap after a few years which is what usually happens. I majored in engineering because I didnt know what I wanted to do in life and because I was afraid to be a boss/entrepreneur/salesmen. I just wanted to go to a job and get paid. I want more from my life. I mean eventually i may still be in engineering but on the business side, not on the technical side. And on some real shyt, I was a B and C student lol. Did get a few As here and there.
Blackout
just your usual nerdy brotha
How did you do in calc 2, 3 and 4
Zapp Brannigan
Captain of the Nimbus
International Security and Conflict Resolution with a minor in both Japanese and Philosophy. .I just dikked around a lot until I got into law school. No regrets. Just partied and argued with people a lot.
I have a degree in Engineering and I dont regret it even though I don't see myself working in engineering in the next few years.
The skills I learned in engineering aren't applicable anywhere else really but the worth ethic it gave me and the ability to look at the world objectively and solve problems is
It gave me that extra edge in everything in life that I have over people who took easy degrees.
This was the only thing I was willing to come to college for. My ol' dumb ass came in and picked chemical because the schools around here don't have specialized Petroleum engineering majors and 
. Toughest shyt I've ever done in my life, but 1 more year breh.....just 1 more year 
Well, my first degree was kind of a stepping stone. I don't regret it, but I'm not using it now. I chose to change careers to a more stable career path, as in more job opportunities. IT was the way to go. When I was unemployed after getting laid off, I saw so many programming/computer jobs online and in newspapers, but the business management jobs were few and the pay was awful. IT is not exciting or any more exciting that business management, but the pay is way better.
Did you go back to school?