little-rat-boi
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Hi guys,
Which is the best business degree at MQ? And Why?
Which is the best business degree at MQ? And Why?
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Which is the best business/commerce degree at MQ? (1 Viewer)
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actuarial studies
bcoz its a tough course and any survivor is respected by employers
bcoz its a tough course and any survivor is respected by employers
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The 'best' MQ business degree is the one that corresponds w/ ur future career aspirations.
ie. If u wanna become an accountant u should do the BCom-Accg degree, an actuary BCom-Acst, etc etc.
ie. If u wanna become an accountant u should do the BCom-Accg degree, an actuary BCom-Acst, etc etc.
santaslayer
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Actuarial Studies man...
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sif not. an entrepreneur is someone who makes profit from taking a risk. Knowing the crazy drop out rate and low labour demand, we actuaries make take a huge risk in doing the course, so we're already the craziest entrepreneurs, gambling with our lives.
So a gambler is an entreprener ?-=«MÄLÅÇhïtÊ»=- said:
Tue if you take it in that way but were talking about the "best" business degrees for those wheely dealy company executives...
In my eyes - since we on about business degrees for those who wanna run their own business assumingly - i cannot see an actuarist running their own business.
(edit: unless u setup a firm of actuarists and contract out ur company's services...hey, not a bad idea )
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LOL hopeful - how mean was sharish (our accg tutor on thursday) when i walked in 50mins late ! hahaha*hopeful* said:bba/b com-accg cuz im doing it
I had him for 1a so i knew he plays up like that ,,, ahaha
A gambler isn't an entrep.Grizzly said:So a gambler is an entreprener ?
Tue if you take it in that way but were talking about the "best" business degrees for those wheely dealy company executives...
In my eyes - since we on about business degrees for those who wanna run their own business assumingly - i cannot see an actuarist running their own business.
A gambler is someone who walks into the casino thinking they're going to win and then lose.
lol, but mala said, that an entrepenur is a person who takes a risk - and profits from it...so a gambler can fall under that catergoryflyin' said:
if thats wrong, then so would be doing acst fit as being an entrepenour.
all my point is, simply put, that if ur looking for a business degree in order to run a business / start a business ..saying in importing or exporting goods...acst degree wont be the "best". edit : ok, any degree, including acst will give u a great start and foundations in the business world / either as an employee or self-employed trader...but yeah...u know what i mean.
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An entrep. is someone who "manages" risk (and organises things), and a distinction between that and merely "taking huge" risk needs to be made.
As for setting up their own business, people have shown you don't need a degree.
As for setting up their own business, people have shown you don't need a degree.