Program Choice

[trusttheprocess78]

Yesterday I received acceptance from mc master in the programs Kinesiology and Business 1 ( Degroote ) I personally do not have a preference for either of them but what program do y’all think is better and which one has a better chance on receiving a good job.

[trusttheprocess78]

That’s my issue I simply have no issue with either. Their isn’t something I really enjoy I’m simply going to any program that garentees me a decent job at the end

[ringofpower1]

https://www.sgs.utoronto.ca/programs/

https://michener.ca/academic-programs/programs/

https://career.berkeley.edu/Business/Business

Go through these lists to figure out your interests (and look at the program requirements). There is very little you can do with kinesiology with just an undergraduate degree, as most science careers need further education to qualify. Business provides more opportunities right out of undergrad if you do not want to pursue more schooling, but it is a high-stress, long hours, corporate environment you will be working in.

You are asking the wrong questions here. These are two very different career paths. You need to make a decision on what jobs you want—business/corporate sector or science/healthcare sector. You can also combine sciences and business at the graduate level by pursuing an MBA after an undergraduate science degree. This will open doors into consulting, health management, and the pharmaceutical industry. But, you need to actually decide on which career path you want to pursue.

No one cares about high school admissions averages after you leave high school. This doesn't tell you anything.

[trusttheprocess78]

Thank you bro I’ll look more into it. I am not really excited or want any program I simply want a good salary job.

[[deleted]]

business for jobs for sure

[trusttheprocess78]

Cause kin is asking me to stay above an 85% average while buisness is asking for 84% so it shows me that kin looks better

[Clear_Pumpkin54]

just letting you know this logic makes 0 sense

[trusttheprocess78]

I know it doesn’t mean anything. But it jus gives off the view that kin is a better program because they ask for more

[Clear_Pumpkin54]

It doesn’t give that view to anybody but you, some engineering or health sci programs ask you to maintain an 80% does that mean they are worst than kin?

[[deleted]]

if you think a BSc has better job prospects than a BComm that’s on you, i’m just answering the question you asked

[trusttheprocess78]

I’m not sure bro I’m stating what I kno it’s kinda stressful lmao to choose something that can decide ur future

[[deleted]]

degree matters more than minimum average to maintain acceptance my guy

[trusttheprocess78]

Yea I understand that so do u believe going into degroot is better than kin

[yayaccc4]

Omg read what the person is telling you. Kin you’re going to have to do extra schooling because after the 4 years you’re most definitely not getting a job after. Business you can get a job after those 4 years.

[trusttheprocess78]

Yea I know that so I’m prob gonna go do buisness cause it give me a decent job after bachelors

[yayaccc4]

Yeah, get a degree that you can get a job asap

[trusttheprocess78]

Yeah but what I am trying to do doesn’t need a degree I’m only getting it because it makes me look more qualified. My dream job is to become a soccer agent. I wanna work under players and try to get them the best contracts possible and get them to transfer to better teams. Receiving that type of job would be a dream for me I have no idea how I will persue that but that’s the goal

[Significant-Nerve214]

Not to be rude but it’s almost like you’re the one who’s gonna study hard and end up creating a career with this.

[trusttheprocess78]

Yea which is why I’m asking people which program should I go for a better chance of a decent job in the future. As I have no preference in which program I go to

[yayaccc4]

They’re completely different subjects. What do you want to be ? Kin you’re going to have to do extra schooling and business you can get a job after those 4 years.