What high school courses do you recommend for business school?
Hi im planning to go to a big business school in the United States, but i don't know what high school courses i should take. I'm a 10th grader and which courses do you recommend me to take such as AP and IB courses preferably in 11th grade
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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you could but more perrfered would be any courses that are based on public speaking and take trig. and other math courses. you will need this for your finnancial issues as a business man. the public speaking is a basic
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statistics, psychology, probably calculus, economics
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting jobs in Europe teaching business courses
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting jobs in Europe teaching business courses?
I have experience teaching graduate-level finance classes in the U.S., but would like to move to Europe.
Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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This company was modeled from Europe just like America. You know as long as you work for some one else you are just building there dream. WAGES earn you a living PROFITS make you a Fortune. Work full-time on your job but part-time on your fortune here's how www.mr-edwards.org click on business opp. and view the short movie. It may or may not be for you but its free to get all the details and look.
I have experience teaching graduate-level finance classes in the U.S., but would like to move to Europe.
Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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This company was modeled from Europe just like America. You know as long as you work for some one else you are just building there dream. WAGES earn you a living PROFITS make you a Fortune. Work full-time on your job but part-time on your fortune here's how www.mr-edwards.org click on business opp. and view the short movie. It may or may not be for you but its free to get all the details and look.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Is taking "Economics" necessary to excel in business-related courses in university
| Is taking "Economics" necessary to excel in business-related courses in university? I've been taking arts and science courses up until now, and I'll have to apply for university soon. I'm not sure what I want to do, but I'm considering studying Commerce at a Canadian university. I have no background knowledge on business at all. I'd really appreciate it if someone could give me some pointers or maybe give examples of anyone they know who hasn't taken Econ but has done well in university studying business/commerce. Thanks! Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions : 1 You will have to take econ at a university if you are going to be major in business so I recomend taking econ as soon as you can 2 I've been both a student and a professor in business programs in both the U.S. and Canada, and I've never heard of a program which didn't include economics as one of the requirements. You really do need to understand how economies work in order to understand business' role in those economies. However, few programs require prior knowledge; you generally take economics as part of your normal university requirements. |
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
I want to start my own small business(es), what courses shoud l consider
I want to start my own small business(es), what courses shoud l consider?
Can anyone recommend me courses to consider? Correspondence classes would be the easiest, but aren't necessary. What type of post-secondary education should I consider? I see a lot of different business classes, what are your opinions on them? Thanks Yahoo!
Small Business - 1 Answers
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Entrepreneurship. in my school, you will have to start a business before you graduate and that serves as your thesis. i have a friend who was earning $100000/month even before she graduated.
Can anyone recommend me courses to consider? Correspondence classes would be the easiest, but aren't necessary. What type of post-secondary education should I consider? I see a lot of different business classes, what are your opinions on them? Thanks Yahoo!
Small Business - 1 Answers
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Entrepreneurship. in my school, you will have to start a business before you graduate and that serves as your thesis. i have a friend who was earning $100000/month even before she graduated.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
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Are business-related courses useless in the Philippines?
Are business-related courses useless in the Philippines if you don't have any business? Also, are business-related courses hard? Are there a lot of mathematics subjects? What can you do with a bachelor's degree in Entrepreneurial Management?
Philippines - 7 Answers
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No education is wasted. Some of the educated are useless though.
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business-related courses prepare you for most jobs out there. it doesn't always mean you have to go into business.
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If the Philippines is like the rest of the world, many managers (businesses as well as government) get an MBA (Master of Business Administration) degree. Of course this means that you must already have a Bachelor's degree in some subject.
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it is the person who makes it useless not the course. you don't need a business in order for you to be useful, it is how you apply all the knowledge that you have acquired.
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yes,because the problem is we are over populated in the phils.some were given an opportunity to practice their profession but many don't. Go to abroad probably you can practice your education or profession there.when you got a lot of savings then go back to phils and start your own bussiness. education is not useless instead thats the key to success as long as you use it in a nice way.
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Of course not. I have a bachelor's degree in management (entrepreneurial) and I took several courses in marketing, finance, accounting, operations, etc. These aren't useless aren't they? A degree as such helps you prepare for most corporate jobs available. A management degree not only helps you when you have your own business, it also is essential when you work for the businesses of others (employee). Are business-related courses hard? I'd say it depends on the school. I studied in Ateneo de Manila so it sure wasn't a cakewalk. Some of the math-related subjects I took were accounting, finance, statistic, economics, etc. etc. This degree will give you numerous options, employment-wise.
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No. You can still end up working in a corporate setting. They actually teach you both and its up to you to decide where to go after. But if you have a family business (like a lot of fil-chis) it's better to take of Entrep related courses. I took up Business mgt in dlsu years ago. It is tough since you also have to study finance, accounting and yes a lot of math subjects (quantitative techniques, production mgt, economics). it doesn;t end there; we still took up subjects in law and human resource, important to any business If you plan to start your own business, an entrep degree is the one for you. If you take it and decide to go corporate, no biggie. My former classmates in entrep went corporate and are now working for banks, mlc's and other corporations. I ended up with the family business
Are business-related courses useless in the Philippines if you don't have any business? Also, are business-related courses hard? Are there a lot of mathematics subjects? What can you do with a bachelor's degree in Entrepreneurial Management?
Philippines - 7 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
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No education is wasted. Some of the educated are useless though.
2
business-related courses prepare you for most jobs out there. it doesn't always mean you have to go into business.
3
If the Philippines is like the rest of the world, many managers (businesses as well as government) get an MBA (Master of Business Administration) degree. Of course this means that you must already have a Bachelor's degree in some subject.
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it is the person who makes it useless not the course. you don't need a business in order for you to be useful, it is how you apply all the knowledge that you have acquired.
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yes,because the problem is we are over populated in the phils.some were given an opportunity to practice their profession but many don't. Go to abroad probably you can practice your education or profession there.when you got a lot of savings then go back to phils and start your own bussiness. education is not useless instead thats the key to success as long as you use it in a nice way.
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Of course not. I have a bachelor's degree in management (entrepreneurial) and I took several courses in marketing, finance, accounting, operations, etc. These aren't useless aren't they? A degree as such helps you prepare for most corporate jobs available. A management degree not only helps you when you have your own business, it also is essential when you work for the businesses of others (employee). Are business-related courses hard? I'd say it depends on the school. I studied in Ateneo de Manila so it sure wasn't a cakewalk. Some of the math-related subjects I took were accounting, finance, statistic, economics, etc. etc. This degree will give you numerous options, employment-wise.
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No. You can still end up working in a corporate setting. They actually teach you both and its up to you to decide where to go after. But if you have a family business (like a lot of fil-chis) it's better to take of Entrep related courses. I took up Business mgt in dlsu years ago. It is tough since you also have to study finance, accounting and yes a lot of math subjects (quantitative techniques, production mgt, economics). it doesn;t end there; we still took up subjects in law and human resource, important to any business If you plan to start your own business, an entrep degree is the one for you. If you take it and decide to go corporate, no biggie. My former classmates in entrep went corporate and are now working for banks, mlc's and other corporations. I ended up with the family business
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