nails, how long is a piece of string? Business major has its own aroma of interesting happenings as any other degree IMHO; I suppose Relax has to choose what interests him/her the most. But, I would never say business is boring- the Doc that nails describes should know; if he doesn't have a private practice he's probably a part of HMO or some healthcare network which are mostly controlled by the business professionals. Relax, if you are good with numbers- mainly stats, know Excel like the back of your hand, can interpret numbers (quantitative) into words (qualitative) when you read financials (i.e. balance sheet, cash flows), earned an A in intermediate econ and accounting subjects then I say business world awaits you... Try asking a business major who's a consultant @ Booz Allen Hamilton, McKenzie, BCG, etc. or an I-Banker @ JP Morgan, Bear Sterns, Robertson Stephens, etc. whether they 'major(ed) in something that makes every single day worth going to work'.... Business- it opens doors...mine led to software engineering (make your own assumptions) :) -JavaBeans