Hey business students. Mad that your class is mostly engineering rejects?
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SumBlackguyz
Cacs Gonna Cac
STEM for the win
What sort of reaction were you expecting, friend? I was a business major and can't salvage a few fukks to give
Are you mad that your owner aka the person that pays you at your slave job is a *duh duh duh duh* business major
you make less than 5% of what he takes home sucker
This thread backfired pretty badly 
My dad is an engineer that makes six figures and wishes he got an MBA or JD
He's bitter as fukk in general.
Save yourself from the same fate STEM grads...go to B-School when you graduate. The world is your oyster at that point
He's bitter as fukk in general.
Save yourself from the same fate STEM grads...go to B-School when you graduate. The world is your oyster at that point
LebronsHairline
AKA Chief Green Leaf
Stop it slime
Are you mad that your owner aka the person that pays you at your slave job is a *duh duh duh duh* business major
you make less than 5% of what he takes home sucker
"33% of the S&P 500 CEOs' undergraduate degrees are in engineering and only 11% are in business administration."
engineers can do everything a bussinesss major can, and most times better.
http://www.businessinsider.com/ceos-majored-in-engineering-2011-3?op=1
an engineer with an mba is a pretty awesome combo...if i could go back i would major in engineering
it was a nice easy ride to an ivy league degree and relatively effortless segway into a cushy finance gig
Malik
Superstar
Manipulative statistic. They're comparing Engineering grads, which includes a wide range of different concentrations (i.e. civil, chemical, petroleum, electrical) to Business Administration, which is just one major.
Add in the Economics, Finance and Accounting majors if you want to make a realistic comparison between "business kids" and "engineering kids". Most people on Wall Street majored in Economics because the Ivies, outside of Wharton, don't offer Business Administration for undergrad. I guess all those people weren't counted in this study
And you spelled business wrong
AquaCityBoy
Veteran
How many of these "STEM or die" dudes majored in mathematics, physics, or chemistry?