/biz/ - Business & Finance

Lets get a study thread going

College-aged Anon Here. Pick my Career path. I'm a hard worker I've worked a job picking up human shit before and anything beats that. So pick a future for me. I will have an Associates
(2-year) degree in a few months, but am willing to do anything not related to caring for blood or shit.

Hey /biz/, I'm 22 years old and I want to start my own business, but I also want to study on the side to help me be the best that I can be by developing various relevant skills for running and managing a business. For example starting a small business that focuses on a niche market (e.g. e-cigarette lounge), with a retail and online store. And eventually building a gym that is world famous (main focus will be on building a community and supporting fellow lifters), like Barbell Brigade in LA.

I know that I cannot do everything, I can't do all the marketing, I can't do all the management, I cant do all the accounting, knowing all the relevant laws, but I need to pick a degree that will at least make me a little well rounded in all areas, till I can hire people that specialise in such given roles.

I'm studying CS, will I be able to get a decent job if I get this degree?
Also degrees in general I assume, questions and advice.

what do you study?

>tfw studying info tech engineering
is this chart accurate?

Report reportin' in

>Computer Science = 150k Salary Cap
>Finance = 50-70k Starting Salary, Cap = ∞ ∞ ∞
>Economics = 40-60k Starting Salary, Cap = ∞ ∞ ∞

What more?

Try this on for size.

>>929919
>>929949

Check the chart, I like posting it because I did EE and I enjoy bragging on a Cantonese knitting forum when I'm not counting money