09-17-2009, 03:00 PM
Given the tumultuousness and volatility of business, economics, and indeed the very framework of modern society as a whole in the last few years as well as expected into the future, are our educations really going to be all that relevant or applicable in 5 or 10 years?
I'm not worried that I am wasting my time or anything; at worst, I'm building a foundation for the entirely unknown future in which we will all have to adapt and learn or sink. I would like to know everyone's thoughts on this. How much different will the future be in a few years? How much of our business education will we have to unlearn and relearn? Should students new to the fields take things like Keynesian economics or modern business strategy with a grain of salt? How far behind the curve might we be already?
I'm not worried that I am wasting my time or anything; at worst, I'm building a foundation for the entirely unknown future in which we will all have to adapt and learn or sink. I would like to know everyone's thoughts on this. How much different will the future be in a few years? How much of our business education will we have to unlearn and relearn? Should students new to the fields take things like Keynesian economics or modern business strategy with a grain of salt? How far behind the curve might we be already?
[SIZE="1"]BS General Business, March 2010
CLEP College Algebra 51
CLEP Natural Sciences 63
CLEP Social Sciences and History 59
CLEP A&I Lit. 74
CLEP Intro to Sociology 67
CLEP Info Systems and Computer App. 58
CLEP Intro to Psychology 66
CLEP Intro to Business Law 64
CLEP Principles of Management 73
CLEP Principles of Marketing 63
CLEP Principles of Macroeconomics 61
CLEP Principles of Microeconomics 62
DSST Fundamentals of Counseling 49
DSST Principles of Supervision 61
DSST Substance Abuse 441 (Pass)
DSST Business Law II 67
DSST Management Information Systems 436
DSST Principles of Statistics 466
DSST Principles of Finance 435
DSST Civil War and Reconstruction 57
DSST Criminal Justice 431
ECE English Comp C :mad:
ECE World Population A
ECE Ethics, Theory and Practice A
ECE Organizational Behavior A
ECE Human Resource Management B
EC Business Policy B
Straighterline Accounting I B
Straighterline Accounting II B
CSU Pueblo Ops Management A
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CLEP College Algebra 51
CLEP Natural Sciences 63
CLEP Social Sciences and History 59
CLEP A&I Lit. 74
CLEP Intro to Sociology 67
CLEP Info Systems and Computer App. 58
CLEP Intro to Psychology 66
CLEP Intro to Business Law 64
CLEP Principles of Management 73
CLEP Principles of Marketing 63
CLEP Principles of Macroeconomics 61
CLEP Principles of Microeconomics 62
DSST Fundamentals of Counseling 49
DSST Principles of Supervision 61
DSST Substance Abuse 441 (Pass)
DSST Business Law II 67
DSST Management Information Systems 436
DSST Principles of Statistics 466
DSST Principles of Finance 435
DSST Civil War and Reconstruction 57
DSST Criminal Justice 431
ECE English Comp C :mad:
ECE World Population A
ECE Ethics, Theory and Practice A
ECE Organizational Behavior A
ECE Human Resource Management B
EC Business Policy B
Straighterline Accounting I B
Straighterline Accounting II B
CSU Pueblo Ops Management A
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