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Originally Posted by chobits
Yea, I did look through the job postings and consider the requirements.
At the end of the day, I just want a degree to complement my experience in insurance industry to advance my career. If that's the case, should I just go for any degree that I'm more interested in?  |
My advice for most people would be to do something broader, and a Mathematics degree is a good foundation. But not everyone is up to doing Math at university level. So you have to ask yourself if your IQ and diligence is up to the task - at the ripe age of 32.
Analytics and Big Data stuff - I don't know. They may be hot for a while and then go the way of Media Studies and other fancy courses.
Finance is pretty much bread and butter these days so I would think it is good match for you.