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if you were a student today what major would you choose


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is there a an undergraduate degree in sport and entertainment managment?

 

 

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Same as I did in 1982. Engineering.

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Computer Science

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Mechanical or electrical engineering or computer science.

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USF stopped - just the semester before I enrolled - offering a Computer Engineering/ MIS major (i forget the actual title). I opted for MIS and it served me well for twenty years. If I could go back, I probably would have gone some engineering (not environmental, or such) route; either mechanical or civil. 

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Engineering for sure

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Same as I did: Management Information Science (MIS). It's a business degree and you learn technology as well. I can't find enough people to work in IT there are so many positions. They still have foreign people come work these jobs. Pay is around 50k right out of college. Most are in the 100's within a few years.

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I did Chem Eng, but would probably switch to computer science

 

I like my job, but it's harder to find a job in a location you want with Chem Eng once you pigeon hole your experience.  I could get a lucrative water engineering job wherever they are.  Unfortunately they are few and far between.  That's probably the case for Computer Science as well, but I have this vision of working from home for anyone.  Those jobs seem to be everywhere.

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I did Chem Eng, but would probably switch to computer science

 

I like my job, but it's harder to find a job in a location you want with Chem Eng once you pigeon hole your experience.  I could get a lucrative water engineering job wherever they are.  Unfortunately they are few and far between.  That's probably the case for Computer Science as well, but I have this vision of working from home for anyone.  Those jobs seem to be everywhere.

 

Have you tried environmental consulting firms? I work with water resources engineers and they seem to be doing quite well for themselves.

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Same as I did: Management Information Science (MIS). It's a business degree and you learn technology as well. I can't find enough people to work in IT there are so many positions. They still have foreign people come work these jobs. Pay is around 50k right out of college. Most are in the 100's within a few years.

tell me more about MIS? I'm having a hard time settling on a degree. I'm interested in natural science (not chemistry), and computers (hate calculus). 

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