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Old 01-30-2009, 07:25 AM
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Default Is Business Law a good major to have?

I recently got accepted into Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, and now I am thinking about what I would like to major in. I am considering law school after undergrad.Would I be able to find a good job coming out of IU with a B. Law degree? If so, what kind of job would it be? ------
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Old 05-27-2009, 08:44 PM
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One Business Law course is fine, but a major?A Business Law major is not necessarily an advantage to apply to law school.If you don't go to law school, you could join a law firm as a paralegal, but this is the non-legal grunt work that the lawyers don't want to do.Major in something else. How about Finance or Marketing? Then if you don't go to law school, you will have something more solid to start a working career. ------
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Old 09-08-2010, 06:06 PM
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Hello,

Business students today can expect a balanced and broad-based education that focuses on a lot more than business-related courses. As a freshman and sophomore, you will take mostly arts and science classes including: calculus, psychology and/or sociology, economics, computers, writing workshops, oral and written communications, accounting, and statistics. Your professional business education generally begins junior year, and includes a set of core courses in areas such as finance, management and organizational behavior, marketing, and operations management. The rest of your junior and senior year courses will focus on your specific business major (e.g., finance, accounting, or management), electives, and a course in business policy in which you apply all the subjects you have studied in order to solve actual business problems.

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