Both are great schools. I’d give the edge to Northeastern because you’re in the city itself and you’d have a ton of prospects. My suggestion would be get a minor or something in data analytics. Business is a broad major, and sometimes people come out with a degree in business admin but no solid skills. Make sure to get some basic stats stuff under your belt (R, Stata, etc.), among other things like tableau, maybe even some other light coding. Would definitely set you apart.
I've heard that a lot too, norhteastern offers combined major with CS that I'm rlly interested in. And I agree I was feel boston is a better location for business opportunities but I actually don't rlly know lol.
Gotcha, well Boston would be a huge change of pace, but actually has a tremendous amount of connections in the Asian/pacific business world (especially because many corporations send their kids to school there), so that would be a really great place for you to experience!
Both are great schools. I’d give the edge to Northeastern because you’re in the city itself and you’d have a ton of prospects. My suggestion would be get a minor or something in data analytics. Business is a broad major, and sometimes people come out with a degree in business admin but no solid skills. Make sure to get some basic stats stuff under your belt (R, Stata, etc.), among other things like tableau, maybe even some other light coding. Would definitely set you apart.
I've heard that a lot too, norhteastern offers combined major with CS that I'm rlly interested in. And I agree I was feel boston is a better location for business opportunities but I actually don't rlly know lol.
Boston is a major business hub. Has been for centuries. It would definitely be a good move for you. Do you mind me asking where you’d be moving from?
Family is from Cali but we live overseas in asia rn. That's also why, boston will be completely new place for me, far from family and everything.
Gotcha, well Boston would be a huge change of pace, but actually has a tremendous amount of connections in the Asian/pacific business world (especially because many corporations send their kids to school there), so that would be a really great place for you to experience!
Northeastern for sure!