Majors with Business Focus?

Hello! I am a rising senior currently looking at business majors. My dream is to own and operate my local golf course one day, but I know I’ll need to get my start and make money somehow beforehand.

I have been most interested in a marketing degree, but I’ve heard that it is less relevant nowadays.
I am looking at attending the University of Arkansas, and they have the top supply chain management program, and though I’m not particularly interested in that, I know I could make money with that.
I have also heard accounting or finance are good, broad degrees that I can get a lot of jobs in.

Any suggestions of which of these majors to choose? Or maybe a different major would be better? I mostly just want a business focus, but have also looked at social media management areas as well. Thanks!

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u/ZBA122448 — 7 hours ago
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Math tips to raise from 24 to 28?

I am currently stuck at a 24 math score both times I have taken the ACT. Both raw total scores were 29 and my superscore is 30. I have to bring my math up to a 28 to have a 32 superscore by March to be eligible for a huge scholarship in my state. I have tried taking practice tests and got the same scores even though I felt I better understood the material. I have my answer key from the June 13 test as well. Are either of these a good way to study? Or what would be better? Thanks!

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u/ZBA122448 — 3 days ago
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Math tips?

I am currently stuck at a 24 math score both times I have taken the ACT. Both raw total scores were 29 and my superscore is 30. I have to bring my math up to a 28 to have a 32 superscore by March to be eligible for a huge scholarship in my state. I have tried taking practice tests and got the same scores even though I felt I better understood the material. I have my answer key from the June 13 test as well. Are either of these a good way to study? Or what would be better? Thanks!

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u/ZBA122448 — 3 days ago

Is this crack okay?

It was knocked off of a table at school 😭 It looks like it’s just on the outside layer, so I think it’s okay but wanted to check here. Thanks!

u/ZBA122448 — 3 days ago