Business Degree

I wish people would use the search function. We don't need 101 of the same question. Less than 10 posts down from this you'll find the same question, OP.

Besides, if you can't even direct a question appropriately, I doubt you'll be any good at 'business'.

Impossible question to answer without knowing more about you, your interests and what kind of job you want to do after university. People can and do get good jobs with a Business degree, but lots of people don't.

I'm in a rush. I'm studying. I don't have time tofaf about how "appropriate" it is. Yes, this may make me incompetentto business, but that's part of the learning process.

In addition, I know there are others so what's the problem for making my ownthread. I want to know about a business degree. Not this that or whateverpeople are asking specifically.

Ps:Thanks for not answering my question for gods sake.

Im super creative. So thinking of entering the marketing side of business. After I want to work in Qatar and work there.

Only ones I can think of that ask for Maths are Bristol and LSE, good degree is subjective depends on what you want to do with it. For roles in Marketing a degree in business is certainly helpful but be aware some companies will prefer Marketing degrees specifically either at undergraduate or postgraduate level. Salaries on average for business degree holders will tend to be in the low 20s (£21-£22k) but from universities such Nottingham, Warwick and Manchester it's 25K+ for unis as Loughborough, Bath and St Andrews you're looking at £27k+ and for LSE and Cass (City university) £30k+. Marketing graduate programmes will vary wildly in salary but at tech and engineering companies such as Virgin Media, Jaguar Land Rover, BT and others it's in the high 20s to low 30s and at banks a little more. If you're looking to enter the worlds of high finance or consulting with your business degree you could be looking at £45k+ for investment banking, £35k+ for Asset Management and £32k+ for Management Consulting but for these ensure that you're at a top university (plenty of information available as to which ones) and try to get some good work experience e.g. internships, in fact work experience is crucial to maximise the value of any non-vocational degree such as business.

Edit: Don't hesitate to ask any other questions but please try to do some research first!

You know what, I don't need any information from a little prick like you.so bah.

Ps: I CAN FIND INFORMATION FROM OTHER PEOPLE. Not from a really really annoying person like you.

Wow. And to think I gave you arguably the soundest advice you've had. You're pathetic and your immaturity speaks volumes. I doubt you'll succeed in any industry with your current attitude let alone business where it comes down to building relationships.

Again, work on A level English and grow up, you've just heavily embarassed yourself. Let's agree to stop talking now.