Business administration degree…which specific area is the best..?

Question by mma: Business administration degree…which specific area is the best..?
Hi, I am currently a business administration major, but I am having some trouble choosing which specific area I should go into…the sub ares are: Computer Information Systems, Finance, Real Estate, Business Law, Management and Human Resources, International Business / Marketing, and Technology / Operations Management…what does each area do and how much is their salary? thanks

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Answer by Brain06
i personally am going for international business and marketing and i love it. the pay is definately higher if you international. try www.salary.com or go to google and type in job salaries and it will give you a list. hope this helps. good luck!

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