Hey everyone,
I’m a student at the University of Derby, about to start my Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and Finance. I previously completed a diploma in Business and Finance Management, allowing me to top up to my degree in about 1.5 years. I’ve already paid my tuition, and classes are set to begin in just five days.
Recently, I mentioned my degree to some friends, and their reaction really threw me off. They argued that a BA in Accounting and Finance is less valuable than a BSc, saying it might even be “worthless” for my career. They’ve suggested that I might be wasting my money and time on this path. Some friends have encouraged me to switch to the BSc in Business and Management, which is the only other option available at my university.
I’ve been trying to change my course for the past week, but I haven’t heard back from the university, and I’m worried I might be too late to make this change.
So, I’m reaching out for your advice:
- Is a BA in Accounting and Finance really considered less valuable in the job market?
- Will it impact my job prospects in accounting or finance?
- Should I stick with the BA, or should I try harder to switch to the BSc?
I’d really appreciate any insights or experiences you can share. Thank you so much for your help!
Submitted September 18, 2024 at 03:31AM by Standard_Feature2135 https://ift.tt/oCtbucY
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