05-25-2017, 01:37 AM
dfrecore Wrote:Personally, I think that a BSBA is more suited to topics like finance & economics. A math degree wouldn't require any courses in either of those subjects, while a BSBA definitely requires those. So, the ASNSM is even less usable in that context.True. The only value in the math degree (in terms of my businesses, and writing) would be in some people's perception of what a math degree signifies.
Ideas Wrote:I think it's better to add a Finance concentration to your BSBA (in addition to General Mgmt concentration). Or Accounting concentration, but you specified Finance (and economics) articles. I feel like it would open more doors than the Math Associates degree. And probably cost less, and probably be quicker.Yes! I wish there were more cheap UL finance courses available I just feel I need to knock out the BSBA requirements quickly (before I leave the country), and the GM seems to be the best path for that. You bring up spending the math money on finance classes instead. I have considered that.
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ACE-recommended (105): Sophia (53), Study (28), Google (12), TEEX (10), Institutes (2)
ECTS (69): ENEB (65), LUT (2), XAMK (2)
IN PROGRESS:
Certificate- Google Data Analytics
Bachelor- Cybersecurity Technology (105/120) / Organizational Leadership (99/120)
Certification- CompTIA A+
DONE:
Certificate- Google IT Support
Associates- Business Administration / BoG (History)
Undergrad certificate- Computer Networking
MBA