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What college did you go/do you go to?
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ZhiMingBuFanDe
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I'm stuck between the choices of: Applied Math/CS -> Master's in either or Business/Finance -> MBA. I'm interested in both, and I'm not bad at math or CS. I eventually want to end up in finance. My main concerns with AM/CS are that 1) it may kill my GPA and 2) it may be too technical. At the same time, business/finance seems a little easy and limiting in career prospects. What does SF think?
tesuquegolfer
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I attended the University of Colorado in Boulder when I was young and stupid, needless to say, I did not finish. It took me many years and a couple of other Universities to complete my degree at the University of Phoenix. Although UOP is not highly regarded, it had a program that allowed me to finally get that piece of paper.
Lord-Barrington
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I attended the University of Colorado in Boulder when I was young and stupid, needless to say, I did not finish. It took me many years and a couple of other Universities to complete my degree at the University of Phoenix. Although UOP is not highly regarded, it had a program that allowed me to finally get that piece of paper.Originally Posted by tesuquegolfer
Sounds like my first time **********!
BADUM-TSHHH!
Spaceman Spiff
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University of Kansas!!!Originally Posted by S-Town
Same here.
baseball2429
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A lot of lawyers on here!Originally Posted by whenwe
Princeton B.S.
Oxford B.Div.
Yale JD
This should spark some SF shrunken ball syndrome.
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