Construction science vs management

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I’m a highschool senior planning to persue either construction science or management, what will be the better option to get a degree in to maximize my earning potential? And also what minor should I pair with it to aswell maximize my earnings. submitted by /u/PresentOne9951 [link] [comments]

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