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Studying Business in College

4 Pages 1104 Words August 2015

Deciding on a college major plan of study, and seeing yourself build a career around that major is one of the hardest and important choices you will make in your life. Any person wouldn’t want to choose a major that they disliked throughout their college education only to stray away from it when they graduate. Finding a field that you are interested in will give you a higher chance to find satisfaction in your future career. I have always been interest in any type of computer work, so I researched a lot about majors and careers that dealt with work related to technology. Taking time to research, I was able to find that spark of interest in Business Administration. You may be asking what Business Administration has anything to do with technology and that was the same question I asked myself during my research. While many students might assume Business Administration mainly focuses on learning how to just help a business through finance and personnel, true literacy in Business Administration, means there are a lot more ways to support a business by having a concentration in Information systems.
Before I started thoroughly researching different concentrations in business administration, I did not see business as a major where I can see myself working with computers. An assumption of a business major people might have is someone who is revolved around money. The first word of that major already “business” gives people the assumption that students only focus making money through a business. People may think that we are students who care solely about money. When I brought up that I wanted to major in business with my friends, they quickly concluded that I was going to own a business in the future and all I was going to talk about was profit. They would that I could help out their business in the future if they ever try to build one. I thought this was funny because they didn’t even know there was more to the subject than what the...

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