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How can I implement my college degree into starting a company (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by Lower_Ad_9062@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Hey! I’m a freshman in college with an undeclared major and want to start a landscaping/grading company when I graduate.

I attend a private college that is somewhat expensive/prestigious and I’m afraid I’m wasting my time and money by being there. My college doesn’t offer much majors, but I’m thinking about finance. (They don’t have any majors/minors related to landscaping or business in general) My parents want me to stay all four years. I also definitely don’t want to work a boring office job for the rest of my life. How could I use my college experience to give me an advantage in the landscaping business?

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[–] TO_GOF@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Finance, accounting, heck even economics are excellent degrees to pursue and will all aid you in business.

You mentioned grading well you might not ever use calculus or linear algebra in grading but a math degree might just come in handy depending on how big of a project you end up undertaking.