Will be good to do a electrical engineering degree and later study accounting?
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It could work. You get some career experience in the engineering field, and then you go back to school and learn how to manage the finances behind it. Many, many engineers move up into management/corporate settings later in their careers because they know how to think creatively and problem solve, plus they have practical and useful experience.
Perhaps. What would be better is to get an EE degree, then get a MBA. Accounting is OK, but you will end up being more a technical cost accountant. An MBA will encompass accounting skills somewhat, but open more doors.
Software engineering and accounting is the best option. Many colleges combine these two majors in one, so you can complete both of them at the same time and get the dual degree.
No, waste of time. Be a good elect engineer, start your own firm and hire accountants. Accountants are basically glorified and dorky grunts.
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