May 20th, 2009 — 08:26 am
Claudio F asked: I am planning to get a bachelor degree in finance and i would like to go to an online college like AIU; they said that it would last about 4 years (associate+bachelor) and that i would have to get an associate first that would cost about $21k + $30k for the bachelor=$51k.
Is that a good investment or should i go to a community college?
I live in the Saginaw-Detroit area.
The bachelor would cost
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May 15th, 2009 — 04:13 am
Adsf A asked: I am considering finance, but all i have done in school is do problems. A lot of it is very difficult. Do finance majors use everything they learned in their jobs? What exactly do they do? How would a finance degree help me after law school?
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May 12th, 2009 — 07:29 am
The Chief asked: I wanted to start studying for my major in college which is finance and I was just wondering exactly what type of math do businessmen use in the field of finance and economics?
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May 8th, 2009 — 07:43 pm
Christine asked: I took a career interest test and I was a 100 percent match for finance/accounting and criminal justice. All other careers were 75% or less. This seems to be right for me. Now my question is which careers in these fields would be a great choice, as far as pay, job demand, and schooling? I am 28 years old and have 2 children if this helps and i am enrolled in a community college. Thank you for your help.
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April 21st, 2009 — 05:56 am
shootthemessenger asked: Hi, i plan to study Bachelor of Finance at Australian National University, however i have to choose to major in either of corporate finance and investment management or quantitative finance. From what i udnerstand, corporate finance is more theoritical and has to do with business financing while quantitative finance has to do with math. could someone tell me more about both subjects? what kind of job can you get after studying each of these?
FYI I have a very strong mathematical background but i dont like computer programing. I did very well (not bragging) in all the other subjects in highschool as well. I do have interest in math but i want to study somehting that would help me secure a gd job. what do you suggest?
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April 15th, 2009 — 03:41 am
keke_bka_mornay asked: I’m a junior and I’m starting to search for a college or university that best fits me and my major I want to pursue. I want to major in Business/Accounting or Finance because I soon want to become a CFO in a major company one day.
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April 4th, 2009 — 03:42 pm
Tres asked: I am preparing to graduate college in may of 2008 and I am wondering what a 1st year finance major can expect there first year out. I have a 3+ GPA and I want to become and investment banker, any suggestions would be welcomed. My area of finance is corporate finance.
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April 2nd, 2009 — 07:52 am
Jeff asked: I am currently stuck with what I want to do with my life. If i go into business, I will either major in Economics, Finance, or Accounting. Any suggestions based on salary, and job opportunities. Thanks.
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March 30th, 2009 — 05:59 pm
Ali R asked: I want to work in investment banking/ finance after college, and was wondering if Computer Science would be a good quantitative major for an undergraduate degree.
Ultimately, I want to get an MBA right after or at least a Masters of Finance degree before I start working.
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March 27th, 2009 — 08:10 am
Cynthia C asked: I’m working toward a PhD in Political Science. My concentration is International Relations, and I’d prefer to teach at a large research university. I know about how much faculty members in my field earn, but, frankly…I’m a little worried about being able to pay off my student loans.
If you’ve earned your PhD, or if you have information about this topic, what do you think is a reasonable amount of debt to have after you get your PhD? Can you reasonably pay it off on a professor’s salary?
I know that it would depend on the amount of debt and how much the position pays, but if you can share your experiences, I’d be appreciative. Thanks.
I’m funded, by the way, but the stipend at my tiny public school is ridiculous. Because I’m funded, I’m full-time and will get out in 5 years (well, 4 years left), and I can’t work outside the department for more than 10 hours a week (it’s an unofficial rule, but they do frown upon it). I worked full-time as an undergrad, but I’m really not sure I could handle working at all outside of my classes and TA/GA responsibilities.
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