Which degree is better for me to land a 6/5 figure career finance degree or business management?

I'm going to a community college right now but will transfer to a 4 yr college soon. I want to land a great job when I get out. I want to make 6 to 5 figures in a year and I know being in business will do it. But I want to have the right business degree so I can land that kind of job. I want to be able to know what kind of degree will do that. Business Finance or Business Management? Please help I would like to know before I transfer to a 4 yr college. Thanks and please serious answers.

To TC, I know 5 comes before 6, I just set high goals for myself but thanks for the answer.

You could have the greatest degree and the best results and be unemployed. Basically, you need more than just a qualification to earn the big money, you need to learn about working in that sector, make yourself known and useful to future employers. Maybe you should consider doing unpaid work experience for companies you would ultimately like to work for (whichever degree you choose) and that way you'll have insider information on how to get the top jobs, what qualifications the high earners have and you'll already know and hopefully have impressed your future boss.

The first thing you should do is realize that five comes before six and that six is greater than five. The next thing you should know is that baccalaureate degrees are a dime a dozen. You won't get a six figure a year job with an undergraduate degree. There are people working in blue collar jobs on third shift with undergraduate degrees. The deciding factor will be your graduate degree and the university that awarded it.

Just a suggestion: Before you leave that junior college enroll in a remedial English class. Concentrate on English grammar, sentence structure, spelling, and vocabulary. You need to master the basics before you have any hope of a six figure a year job.

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