No

Yes.

Anonymous wrote:Why is it that the not very bright types end up majoring in business?

In your circle maybe.

Anonymous wrote:Kind of a dumb post, OP.

+1. I don’t understand how your mind works to come up with this topic.

I have never heard of a business major getting a PhD.

This is sad.

Kind of, with some exceptions such as Wharton.

Wow OP. This is a new low.

Some of the business majors I know are the exact opposite of bottom of the barrel. Oh, and stay in your lane. You sound like an awful excuse for a human.

Anonymous wrote:Why is it that the not very bright types end up majoring in business?

Please inform all of us with your brilliant knowledge and understanding on this topic! Because what you are asserting above is not well undersood or accepted into today's higher educaiton in america. Actually, not at all, so I am waiting

Business classes are often more practical nuts and bolts, not so much high flying theory. Still can be challenging, just in a different way.

Kind of a dumb post, OP.

Not dumb but business majors are not as good at math as Econ majors, except for top business programs. Surprised that they get better chances of being hired into quantitative jobs in finance than Econ majors.

No. Dumb kids major in education and gender studies.

I think that's a myth. I've found that business majors can be very smart, but not necessarily intellectual. It takes a different way of thinking to be a business major and I don't thinks it's accurate to say that they're not bright.

Why is it that the not very bright types end up majoring in business?