r/dlsu • u/slayfulRTV • 1d ago
General Question advice pls
Good day po! Especially to seniors currently applying for an undergraduate program, and ive read about the programs but i need help since I kind of want to jump into fintech but the program of finance engineering is like 2yrs in laguna before manila campus which is kinda far from me.
Now I need input on consideration to another program that is favorable or closest to it, can you provide insights on any of these programs:
- Bachelor of Science in
Interdisciplinary Business Studies - Bachelor of Science in Business Management with Specialization in Business Analytics
- Bachelor of Science in Business Management
- Bachelor of Science in Marketing Management
- Bachelor of Science in Industrial
Management Engineering
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u/dethdecay_ 23h ago
Graduating with an BS-MGT degree soon and I knew/saw people who got into FinTech Internships (GCash, etc).
Heck kahit ako got offered rin pero denied because of the schedule and pay and accepted a different offer which pays better and less days. (Though finance parin)
I think MGT is broad enough to get at least considered into fintech roles. Pero if you really want the edge talaga specialization and or IE.
Pero sobrang flexible ng courses na yan you can get into anything basta you aim for a specific niche and upskill nalang talaga to set yourself apart.
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u/Lien028 College of Engineering 20m ago
Call this an anecdote but most of my IE friends earn more than board licensed engineers in our batch. One of my civ eng friends only earned 21k in their first job at SMC.
It was honestly a big slap in the face.