Well I was denied acceptence into the major of Information Technology at my school at Rutgers . sigh* so now I don't know what to do or what major. I still want to do Information Technology or Information Systems something along those lines. Maybe some of you older people can shed some light on the subject as to...
Where are the jobs ? and what pays the most ? What should I do now as an upcoming Junior I'm quite lost as to what's left since I dont want to do any of the social sciences... uggghhh im a big mess help !
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My future is blank HELP ! IT schools or suggestions ?
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Posted 19 June 2006 - 10:45 AM
they told us at the business school meeting that they just canceled the msis major since there was a lack of interest. you could do the 5 year program at rutgers where you can get your undergrad and your mba (http://business.rutg...t.aspx?id=106). or just finish undergrad with something, take the gmat and go to grad school somewhere else. when you get your mba, you can always have information technology as your concentration.
since you did those 6 courses for the business school, you could always just do econ and not be behind. the econ major is intro macro/micro, intermediate micro/macro, econometrics, stats for business, calc I and 7 econ electives. you already took calc, stats for business and intro macro/micro to apply for the business school. intro to financial accounting also counts as one of the econ electives. so you just have to take 6 more classes and have a minor to graduate.
since you did those 6 courses for the business school, you could always just do econ and not be behind. the econ major is intro macro/micro, intermediate micro/macro, econometrics, stats for business, calc I and 7 econ electives. you already took calc, stats for business and intro macro/micro to apply for the business school. intro to financial accounting also counts as one of the econ electives. so you just have to take 6 more classes and have a minor to graduate.
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Posted 19 June 2006 - 03:06 PM
wrong. i never took calc, stats or micro or macro econ... back to the drawing board.
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Posted 19 June 2006 - 04:08 PM
QUOTE(pest @ Jun 19 2006, 07:06 PM) 
wrong. i never took calc, stats or micro or macro econ... back to the drawing board.
did you apply for the information technology major in the business school or through the computer science department?
you better make an appointment with an advisor then.
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Posted 19 June 2006 - 04:12 PM
Go to a different school.
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Posted 19 June 2006 - 06:49 PM
you could always do degree in Arts (mixture of stuff) and apply for an internal transfer to a different degree mid-year or after one year, to an IT course that you want.....
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Posted 19 June 2006 - 07:37 PM
can someone please help me!!! i want a high paying job, preferable starting with 7 figures, that doesn't require math, stats, econ, physics, bio, law, business, engineering, or anything challenging. thanks.
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