Hey Fellow Fastlaners,
On top of my entrepreneurial efforts, I also attend school full-time as a a learning tool, networking tool and let's face it...a back up plan in case all else fails. I know that we have a diverse user base here from all over the country. The members here are also involved in various types of businesses and many of them have valuable industry insight and experience. That being said, I just wanted to hear your opinion on my situation.
I'm currently a Finance major at Rutgers. I might also graduate with a minor in Computer Science. However, I want to move to either Florida, Arizona or California. I'm wondering if Rutgers is respected in the business world nationally. Of course, the northeast is very competitive because of the Ivy League schools here and big cities. Does anyone have any insight into this? Salaries, competition, etc. references would be very helpful. Would I fair better in the new states than I would in my home state of New Jersey?
Any tips on where you would move if you were me?
A lot of us have probably read MJ's tale of leaving Chicago and I'm in a similar situation. I want the sunshine! :coolgleamA:
On top of my entrepreneurial efforts, I also attend school full-time as a a learning tool, networking tool and let's face it...a back up plan in case all else fails. I know that we have a diverse user base here from all over the country. The members here are also involved in various types of businesses and many of them have valuable industry insight and experience. That being said, I just wanted to hear your opinion on my situation.
I'm currently a Finance major at Rutgers. I might also graduate with a minor in Computer Science. However, I want to move to either Florida, Arizona or California. I'm wondering if Rutgers is respected in the business world nationally. Of course, the northeast is very competitive because of the Ivy League schools here and big cities. Does anyone have any insight into this? Salaries, competition, etc. references would be very helpful. Would I fair better in the new states than I would in my home state of New Jersey?
Any tips on where you would move if you were me?
A lot of us have probably read MJ's tale of leaving Chicago and I'm in a similar situation. I want the sunshine! :coolgleamA:
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