Hello,
I was wondering what sort of career options and internships would be available for an undergraduate with a dual degree in business from Ross and a Computer Science major from the University of Michigan? I would definitely prefer to do more with my business degree. I am doing a major in Computer Science to be more marketable.
Thank you.
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Anything. Seriously. A dual degree between Ross and CS at UMich pretty much opens every door so long as you have a good GPA and/or can network well. If you're solely interested in pursuing a career in finance though, CS isn't going to add THAT much more, unless you want to quant stuff or algo trading. Otherwise, a minor in CS may be sufficient.
Thank you, wishuponastarr. Specifically what sort of doors would be open for a person with a BBA and CS degree as opposed to someone with just a BBA from Ross or BBA along with a CS minor?
What do you want to do?
I want to go into entrepreneurship, but I really am not completely sure right now. I am interested in programming, but I am primarily pursuing a CS major to be more marketable and thus, get a profitable and secure job. From what I've understood from talking to upperclassmen pursuing a similar track, they all gave me vague answers about what they want to do after college. I've heard that people with both degrees go into technology companies like Google and become project managers.
I want to go into entrepreneurship, but I really am not completely sure right now. I am interested in programming, but I am primarily pursuing a CS major to be more marketable and thus, get a profitable and secure job. From what I've understood from talking to upperclassmen pursuing a similar track, they all gave me vague answers about what they want to do after college. I've heard that people with both degrees go into technology companies like Google and become project managers.
Check out "Technical Program Manager" or "Technical Project Manager," you may love it.
What other positions do people with a CS and BBA get besides Technical Program Manager?
What other positions do people with a CS and BBA get besides Technical Program Manager?
I know some people who have graduated and gone to work in tech at many of the BB's (Goldman, JPM, etc)
What do these people in tech at these BB's do as a part of their job?
What do these people in tech at these BB's do as a part of their job?
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