Double Majors

Do all unis in the US offer the oppurtunity to take a double majors, and doing to two degrees simultaneously?

if not which unis do offer them which are good for business/finance related courses?

Thank you

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Reply 1

Sharri5

The university of notre dame mendoza is actually a top school for business. Not sure what the.above order is based on but a lot of those.schools.are interchangeable.

Reply 2

Sharri5

not necessary for business. Among my friends BusinessWeek held a bigger sway. OP, BW is a good source for info about the schools and their program.

Reply 3

Sharri5

the bw rankings aren't off. They just judge things other than reputation. Once again. The us news rankings are not the be all and end all on b schools. I detect you don't know what the **** you're talking about, especially if you think Mendoza isn't good. Jokes on you :colonhash:

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Reply 4

Sharri5

Lol, you liar. I never said Mendoza was better than Penn so stop lying. What I said was that the us news rankings did not have the final word and your meaningless order of schools was just that, meaningless. Again, jokes on you. :colonhash:

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Reply 5

Sharri5

how slow are you? Or is it that you just like lying? My point was that the bw rankings were legitimate and had the same if not more legitamacy than u.s. Anyone with any knowledge knows how great Mendoza is. The only reason Wharton gets more play is of it's rep. If you had any sense you'd know rep wasn't everything. A look at Mendoza's an d others placement stats show the strength of the program. Stop acting like the only legitimate b school is Wharton. Seriously, how slow are you?

Reply 6

Sharri5

the only thing I could gather from your incoherent post is how much of a ignorant liar you actually are. Just because you think a school is better doesn't mean it is. There are great b schools outside of Wharton and that is a fact. Location does not make one school better than another. Salaries go back to rep. Once again you know ****all about this topic. McIntire, Mendoza and Ross are all great programs. Wharton is once again not the be all and end all. Lol at u talking about faculty. Many of those distinguished profs don't even teach the courses. Wharton is not wear the crowd when it comes to undergrad b schools and that is a fact.

Reply 7

digitalfever

Not sure why the two of you are bickering but good on you for arguing about a mundane subject. :rolleyes:

Reply 8

Sharri5

Wow, you're still lying aren't you? Wharton is not the best and that is a fact. Mendoza and others are just as good. You're slow aren't you? Your incoherent rants are pathetic.

Reply 9

Sharri5

Anyone who doesn't recognize bw is clearly someone who knows nothing about business.

Reply 10

alexs2602

She/he's a troll.

On a related note; even I know location can make a lot of difference. In the UK London is typically the best location for law and IB/finance because that's where a lot of the best companies in those fields are based, among other reasons. In the US I assume it's NYC. Maybe some other cities depending on career etc.

Reply 11

Sharri5

Wharton is not the best undergraduate b school. It is vastly overrated and lost its spot prob about 3-4 years ago. Bw is more legitimate than u.s in this matter.

Reply 12

Sharri5

The fact is that Wharton is overrated. Half of the profs don't teach the courses and satisfaction rates are low. Wharton offers nothing but a fancy name.

Reply 13

emygr21

Original post by Sharri5

Wharton is not the best and that is a fact. Mendoza and others are just as good.

hahaha what a :troll2:

This.

Reply 14

Sharri5

There are tons of articles about student satisfaction being low. Google it. The lack of present teachers is common knowledge.

Reply 15

Sharri5

Original post by emygr21

hahaha what a :troll2:

This.

there's no order to the top b schools.

Reply 16

Sharri5

You must be desperate to start.pulling things from the sky. Wharton has long been replaced at the as.far as absolute quality goes.

Reply 17

alexs2602

We have LSE, UCL, KCL, ICL all in London. Plus a number of other great universities outside of London which are heavily recruited from but location wise those 4 can't be beaten. The others including Oxbridge, Durham, Bath, Bristol, Nottingham, Exeter, Warwick, etc etc.

This is typical of Sharri. She makes claims again and again without any proof to back this up yet expects everyone to accept it as gospel.

Reply 18

alexs2602

Original post by Sharri5

There are tons of articles about student satisfaction being low. Google it. The lack of present teachers is common knowledge.

Satisfaction rates mean nothing. People overrate their school/university in order to give it a better ranking. It just distorts the true ranking.

Reply 19

Sharri5

Satisfaction matters if you're talking about the quality of the school and we are. It also matters when speaking of resources and the access of students to those resources.