B.A. vs. B.S. in Business: The Surprising Choice That Could Make or Break Your Career
One more thing is that a B.S. degree will require more advanced math courses than a B.A. will. That’s something to consider if you’re not great at math to start with and you intend a career in a field like marketing, communications, or human resources, where calculus, for example, is not going to be a necessary part of your skill set. Conversely, if you are looking toward a career in information technology, finance, or economics, you might be better served with the hardcore math that’s part of the study toward a B.S.
