https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/business-analytics#

1. MIT
2. CMU
3. GT
4. NYU
5. Penn
6. Texas
7. Michigan
8. Berkeley
9. BC
10. ASU

https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/business-accounting#

1. Texas
2. UIUC
3. BYU
4. Indiana
5. Penn
6. Michigan
7. ND
8. USC
9. Florida
10. NYU

https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/business-finance#

1. Penn
2. NYU
3. Texas
4. Michigan
5. Berkeley
6. MIT
7. BC
8. CMU
9. UNC
10. Indiana

Anonymous wrote:As a business school professor, I would only let my kids do finance, accounting, or maybe so kind of business analytics. Otherwise it’s off to engineering school. Marketing, general business, and entrepreneurship are joke majors in my opinion. How many times can you learn about porters 5 forces and the 5 cs of marketing lol

https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/engineering-doctorate-industrial-manufacturing#

1. GT
2. Purdue
3. Michigan
4. VT
5. Berkeley
6. Northwestern
7. Stanford
8. Cornell
9. UIUC
10. TAM

https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/business-entrepreneurship#

1. Babson
2. MIT
2. Michigan
4. Berkeley
5. Indiana
6. Texas
7. Penn
8. Utah
9. Houston
10. BC

Anonymous wrote:As a business school professor, I would only let my kids do finance, accounting, or maybe so kind of business analytics. Otherwise it’s off to engineering school. Marketing, general business, and entrepreneurship are joke majors in my opinion. How many times can you learn about porters 5 forces and the 5 cs of marketing lol

Pretty common sense.
I would add MIS types.

Finance, Accounting, Analytics, MIS

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As a business school professor, I would only let my kids do finance, accounting, or maybe so kind of business analytics. Otherwise it’s off to engineering school. Marketing, general business, and entrepreneurship are joke majors in my opinion. How many times can you learn about porters 5 forces and the 5 cs of marketing lol

lol? You sound mature. How about let your kids do what interest THEM. A college degree is not what it used to be for any major anymore

I don't care how I sound lady. I have a phd. I don't have to feign intellect or prestige because my ivy league quant degree proves it

"Lady???" So you're sexist too. Please tell us all where you teach so we can avoid you!

Seriously. This Ivy League degreed professor sounds triggered. Maybe they should have gone to a state flagship!

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Anonymous wrote:As a business school professor, I would only let my kids do finance, accounting, or maybe so kind of business analytics. Otherwise it’s off to engineering school. Marketing, general business, and entrepreneurship are joke majors in my opinion. How many times can you learn about porters 5 forces and the 5 cs of marketing lol

lol? You sound mature. How about let your kids do what interest THEM. A college degree is not what it used to be for any major anymore

I don't care how I sound lady. I have a phd. I don't have to feign intellect or prestige because my ivy league quant degree proves it

"Lady???" So you're sexist too. Please tell us all where you teach so we can avoid you!

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Anonymous wrote:As a business school professor, I would only let my kids do finance, accounting, or maybe so kind of business analytics. Otherwise it’s off to engineering school. Marketing, general business, and entrepreneurship are joke majors in my opinion. How many times can you learn about porters 5 forces and the 5 cs of marketing lol

lol? You sound mature. How about let your kids do what interest THEM. A college degree is not what it used to be for any major anymore

I don't care how I sound lady. I have a phd. I don't have to feign intellect or prestige because my ivy league quant degree proves it

Anonymous wrote:As a business school professor, I would only let my kids do finance, accounting, or maybe so kind of business analytics. Otherwise it’s off to engineering school. Marketing, general business, and entrepreneurship are joke majors in my opinion. How many times can you learn about porters 5 forces and the 5 cs of marketing lol

lol? You sound mature. How about let your kids do what interest THEM. A college degree is not what it used to be for any major anymore

As a business school professor, I would only let my kids do finance, accounting, or maybe so kind of business analytics. Otherwise it’s off to engineering school. Marketing, general business, and entrepreneurship are joke majors in my opinion. How many times can you learn about porters 5 forces and the 5 cs of marketing lol

It's a major for rich people/upper class

Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand a degree in entrepreneurship. My DH has a PhD in engineering and has been involved in startups forever. I feel like you have to really know the product/service/technological landscape and the business follows.

I work at an incubator and 100% agree with this poster. Almost every successful entrepreneur knows their technical subject area better than business.

I’d ask your daughter to identify some entrepreneurs she admires and just take a glance at their pathways. She will almost certainly see a theme that they are technical experts first.

What about a social entrepreneurship degree