What would you say to do if I'm interested mainly in personal investing/personal finance? I've spent many hours researching various index funds, building a future investment portfolio for myself, etc. I find it interesting, but I'm at a loss as to what I should do from here.
I'm also very interested in computers(mainly sys admin stuff, not so much programming).
Is a degree in Finance any good?
Jayden Morris
Aiden Smith
if coupled with computer skills maybe
other than that no, expect to fight tooth and nail for a job with a ridiculously long hours which will be replaced by a computer in the next 10 years
Chase Brooks
Interesting. I generally agree with your conclusions even though I have no experience of my own. I will at least try to get in a recognizable university. Ideally I would like to use any skills and connections I make to start my own business. The reason I don't want to do more technical stuff is that I have decided not to associate with neckbeards even if it makes me poorer in the long term. I value my quality of life.
Joshua Lopez
MD pays well. JD lets you sue in court. Maybe RN. thats about it
Jonathan Anderson
Roll to see which one becomes a future cool wine aunt:
1-3 - all 4 of them
4-6 - all 4 of them
7-9 - all 4 of them
Evan Brooks
Not as good as an accounting degree.