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Should I study commerce?? (1 Viewer)

m83m79

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Hey everyone
Just getting close to my preferences for next year and I've hit a bit of an obstacle.
I want to eventually work in design and in particular an area where most people set up their own business.

So my question is, would it be foolish to try out a B Commerce, and see how I go, when I know I'm naturally more creative??

I appreciate any input greatly!
 

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I don't know shit, this is just my opinion. Feel free to bash.

What kind of design are you interested in? I would recommend a combined BCom/BArts (is that even possible?) if you are interested in setting up your own business. TBH, I don't think you need ANY sort of university degree to set up a business, but I guess the degree could help.
 

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Is your interest in design or setting up a business? While a B Com will give you good grounding in various aspects you need in running a business, if you don't have a good core product to sell, you won't have a business. Alternatively, if you plan to hire people to help you out with your business, perhaps you should focus on setting up your business. Ill leave you with those two thoughts. Good luck!
 

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probably best to study design, or whatever first

work in the field for a few years

come back and learn accounting if necessary
 

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Agreed with above. Do what you want to do (i.e. design) because;
a) Commerce doesn't necessarily teach you how to run a business
b) If you're good at design, you'll earn enough money to outsource all the other business administration related stuff which you don't need to know yourself.
 

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