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I've been offered a degree in academic compsci or business information systems, which is likelier to get me a better salary?

https://sis.smu.edu.sg/bsc-information-systems/majors/information-systems

https://sce.ntu.edu.sg/Programmes/CurrentStudents/Undergraduate/Documents/2020/CS/AY2021%20SCSE%20CS.pdf

>> No.23289185

>>23289039
can't go wrong with the meme school. i think their graduates also consistently draw a higher salary which you can check from the surveys. I can't vouch for long term salary growth though.

>> No.23289198

>>23289039
One of these will allow you to do the other, but not vice versa. Think about it.

>> No.23289202

>>23289039
Do you ever want to take a head/management role? go for the business
Do you want to go deep into the science /skill (academics, specalized work)? Go into compsci
Personally, I'd go for CS, I feel like the skills learned there are harder to acquire without a uni, whereas bussiness skills you can get in bussiness..
If you are lower IQ and/or love socializing then go business

>> No.23289225

also, go find out what''s it's like to be in each university. you should be able to get in touch with your seniors. they have very different learning environments.

>> No.23289287

>>23289185
>can't go wrong with the meme school
which one is the meme school

>> No.23289527
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>>23289287
smu gives a more all-rounded education while ntu is usually more technical.
>>23289202
think about what this anon says and what you want.

>> No.23289705

>>23289527
my poly diploma was in cybersec and I like technical stuff, but I don't know if I could hack it in NTU, i'd probably be rather marginal in such a competitive course

but looking at the SMU IS course, it seems to be as you described, i'm not a very sociable or well articulated person, but the higher salary and probably easier to excel gpa might be a better choice

>> No.23289798

>>23289039
sexy

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>>23289705
each university offers you different paths to grow and either will be challenging. it's really more about the connections you make and what you do anyway. if you are gain acceptance into either course, you can't be too low in iq

>> No.23290009

>>23289907
>it's really more about the connections you make and what you do anyway

argrghh

guess i'll try to study abit of math an phys to see if i can actually hack it in ntu, thanks for the help

>> No.23290409

>>23289039
i don't understand this image
who are these two supposed to be
wtf is with thatnonsensical headline

>> No.23290426

>>23289039
Source on OP's pic? Who are they drawings of?

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>>23289039

>> No.23291161

>>23290409
Oh its Trump on left and Biden on right.

>> No.23291205

>>23289039
Academic comp sci is better respected for software eng. jobs.
T. business major that works in software that gets shit on for having a business degree

>> No.23292001

Business Information Systems = IT
CompSci = Software Engineering
The latter is generally where the money lies for technical workers, the former is sufficient if you're going directly into management.