I just graduated high school (18) and started a computer repair/secondhand tech business to dip my feet into the business world and pay for college. I'll work on that while going to community college. After that I plan on starting some other ventures.
I don't know what to major in, though. Thoughts?
>>1227033
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjnrLt3VuSM
>>1227033
If you like computers, major in network admin or systems architecture or something similar. Hell, if you plan to start your own company, you probably don't even need to graduate college; just get a couple certifications and start selling yourself to small firms; offer web hosting and/or to set up a shared file server, etc.
>>1227033
Look into this for potential degree programs; make sure you stick to nonprofit accredited institutions though. Don't get a degree from a for-profit; it will cost you more, and will be worth less in the business world.
>>1227292
http://www.thebestschools.org/rankings/10-best-information-technology-online-associate-degree-programs/
Forgot link
>>1227033
philosophy
critical thinking is more important than actual know-how of how circuitry works or the science behind hardware and software and all that lolligag stuff.
the most important question you can ever ask yourself is why?
>>1227315
>no
I can tell you can't think critically. You'll never be a big business owner.
>>1227298
>philosophy
>>1227338
>he thinks getting a degree in the field he wants to pursue is worth the risk/reward
>he doesn't realize that less than 20% of people with a degree are employed in area's pertaining to their degree
>>1227342
if my business ventures don't work out, it'd be best to have something to fall back on. if they do, i can pay off the 30k for 4 years easily.
>>1227033
computer science
anon, do you eat da poo poo?
