Business is the most popular field of study in the U.S., and business majors prepare graduates for a variety of potentially lucrative career tracks.
A degree in a business major can prepare a graduate to work in a variety of settings, including government, nonprofit organizations and business. Finance majors learn how to create budgets and plan investments, and their skills may lead them to careers as financial advisors.
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