Accounting vs Business Administration

[HENI]

So I know that I have decided to do an accounting major however does it make more money than business administration ? I am a very money hungry guy and I want to make money but simple and good way with no stress or at least a low stress

 

[ChicagoJhawk]

If you want tons of money with low stress then no job will suit you in the business world.

 

[Pumpkin Ninja]

Stahp trolling.

 

[Illuminater]

Become a stripper, gamble, rob, beg, lots of other easier ways.

 

[Bimbonium]

I'd say stick with accounting, you can go for a MBA when you're done. Not to mention the fact that, it seems people prefer those with MBA's over those that read bus admin in University (Bachelor level).

 

[HENI]

I'd say stick with accounting, you can go for a MBA when you're done. Not to mention the fact that, it seems people prefer those with MBA's over those that read bus admin in University (Bachelor level).

I just want a bachelors for the next step. I'll work and save up money and then get an MBA later if that's the plans. But for now I want to know which one is the better bachelors degree and I heard that accounting has more job security but business administration has more variety in job choices anyway what do you think

 

[Bimbonium]

I just want a bachelors for the next step. I'll work and save up money and then get an MBA later if that's the plans. But for now I want to know which one is the better bachelors degree and I heard that accounting has more job security but business administration has more variety in job choices anyway what do you think

Bus admin does have variety, but then they'd most likely be looking for someone with a Masters in Business administration (MBA), I don't know about where you stay, but over here, when it comes to Administration, a project management certificate (PMP) and an MBA hold more water than any other thing.
Going for accounting is good since they'd respect you for your degree (tho they might require some other professional qualifications like ACCA).
The decision is ultimately yours tho, you'd probably be better off Googling jobs available and what they require, checking out profiles of people working in the type of places you see yourself working on LinkedIn will probably help.

 

[NineSNS]

Major in finance and minor in accounting, if you must.