Hi guys, sorry for all the posts recently. I was wondering if any of you recommend a minor in management. Some of my friends said it would help if I go into private practice. I have the opportunity to graduate 2 quarters early, or I can use those 2 quarters to take a total of 6 upper div management courses.
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IMO, there is no relationship from learning bussiness from accademic point of view to the real world of private practice.
Just like you can't learn swimming from reading a book
Just like you can't learn swimming from reading a book
This is pretty much true. Especially with management. It's generic. You'll walk away with some buzzwords that you can get from any $19.99 book in the business section at your local bookstore. Unless you're doing something specific like accounting, economics, supply chain, etc. where you might take something a tiny bit useful away, I wouldn't mess with the whole minor thing. Unless you think it sounds cool.
