My thoughts on a Business Administration Degree…

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I have a BBA with a concentration in project management & information systems I also bee developing a e-commerce business

For people that haven't yet decided either to do it or not they will look at this information different from us who have done it. All in all best degree I regret nothing from switching from Computer Science to BBA.

Hi!I am very bad at math and don't know if Business Administration is for me.Some people recommend PR or Digital Marketing as a better option.What is your advice?

I’m five years too late but I’m doing it so I can get my foot in the door in a funeral home! Especially since where I live you cannot do embalming or funeral service courses before you’re already employed in the industry (due to its nature, a large majority of people understandably realise it’s not for them)

What about learning it if you study it later in life in your mid 40s?

Currently doing an inventory manager role and my company has development training paths for senior management but i wanted to add a degree to this. Very fortunate to have the support at my job.

I have a Doctor of Business Administration. (DBA) Do you have any thoughts?

I am planning on pursuing a business administration degree before I set out to become a mortician, so I will have the skills necessary in order to operate my own funeral home

This is the course am going for next year i will be 24yrs old i will be a happiest woman by the time i graduate 👩‍🎓 ❤❤❤

Kindly help me with choosing my subject for my bachelor

I was a science student but I am interested in business too .. should I do my bachelor in computer science or B.A???

I did an accounting degree with a minor in business admin

Honestly, not a bad degree plan. I had a solid accounting background and had a well rounded understating of business.

It's a good one

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I mean it isn’t as bad as a liberal arts degree but I recommend doing an accounting/finance/mis major

I obtained my BBA in Economics and had lots of trouble finding a job. Had to do entry level for years and climbed the corporate ladder. After I managed for 5 years I started having some luck getting call backs from interviews.

I'm freshman student so your video is highly recommend me to learn Business administration thanks boy 🙏

I want to take BSBA because they said it's practical, I don't need licensures, and I can go into any field, but I don't know what to expect with it, or if it's actually worth it. Nice to know it's the 2nd in least regretted degree. I just really want work-life balance, I want my salary to be average or above average, but really I'm just taking it because it's so practical.

Hell yes it's a worthy degree. As you progress in the job market all this education will be worth it….

I have a Business Administration degree and all I will say is that it makes you dabble into everything but you dont really master any of them.

I am in high school I really want to learn more things about it😮

I tried for an accounting degree after dropping out of school at 7th grade and getting a GED found the math too hard then tried for a business degree and I ended up quitting that too because of panic attacks. Did a certificate of achievement for a factory job but found out that paid less then my retail management job. I'm a good saver and paid for everything in cash so I don't owe anything . I've been doing Duolingo for learning Spanish since you can never truelly fail . I'd like to take my Spanish knowledge to college but am afraid I'd just fail again , and again. please comment any advice.

I was just excepted to Delaware community college today for a business administration bachelors degree without a ged or high school diploma. Two years in delco community college and then rest of my degree at west Chester university

What if i just got an associates? Would i still have a chance at landing a decent job

On my business degree hype now

Glad I ran into this video. I was looking into Business Admin. degree but wanted to be able to use the skills I have in Sales/Service/Management so I wanted to hone into my current skills I already have. I also am looking into a Business degree dealing with traveling and working overseas. I found that there's something called Business (Global Leadership) degree. After looking into this degree I learned it's a hybrid or a mixture of Business Admin / International Business / International Relations / Global Management degree lumped into one degree. It would great if you did a comparison video of these three degrees. Business Admin. vs Int. Business vs Business (Global leadership).

I an HR manager at a healthcare company. I literally just moved up. I want to make more money so with my experience and just a degree (business management bc I don’t know if I want to be in HR forever) I’ll be able to scale up.

Through perseverance, I landed a management job with a prestigious hospital without a degree. 95k salary with full employer paid benefits, 2 weeks paid vacation which jumps to 4 weeks after a few years, annual bonuses up to 10k and retirement. Adding a bachelor’s and eventually a master’s will push me closer to 130k-150k with promotions. A high majority of jobs just want to see a Degree, they don’t care where it comes from.

I see a lot of y’all’s comments and I’m super happy for everyone. I’m wondering where did y’all go to school at ?

The higher the degree the more consentrated the degree is, some people don’t look fully into what they want.

I've got zero degrees, I make 90k a year free truck free tools I fix Wendy's equipment. Be smart don't waist your money on a degree , I also had my own business right before COVID it ought myself everything and it was doing great before COVID came y'all know how that went