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re: How long is too long to be an undergrad? + opinions
Posted on 10/16/17 at 12:18 am to Collegedropout
Posted on 10/16/17 at 12:18 am to Collegedropout
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If I go to an SEC/out of state school, probably business or history, if I go to a Texas school, probably history, econ, or geology.
I don't know your familial background, but I would strongly advise against history or econ if you don't have some padding from your folks, and especially history, unless you are planning for a professional degree or an academic route.
Business - but specifically MIS, accounting, finance, or logistics/supply chain/operations - is going to be your best bet for prospects, IMO.
That said, going to the CC is a really solid choice for those first 60-65 hours. You can crush the classes and transfer with a good GPA, and no one cares that you took English 101 at some local school. You'll save money and mature rather than going balls to the wall with freedom.
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Posted on 10/16/17 at 12:41 am to HempHead
I probably will get my law degree one day if credentials keep rising to be a landman.
I would be pretty damn miserable studying econ or business tbh. It's not necessary for my field so I don't think I can do it. Worst case I'll get a land management degree from Western, which can obtained in a year. And I can ski Crested Butte for a year.
What do you have against Ole Miss? Where would you go out of state? (Ignoring your flair... )
I would be pretty damn miserable studying econ or business tbh. It's not necessary for my field so I don't think I can do it. Worst case I'll get a land management degree from Western, which can obtained in a year. And I can ski Crested Butte for a year.
What do you have against Ole Miss? Where would you go out of state? (Ignoring your flair... )
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