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Corinne Snell, executive director of the Center for Student Professional Development at Temple's Fox School of Business, says there aren't any business majors where you won't need at least some math. Once you've mastered the skills, though, you've got options. "The great thing about a business degree is the wide variety of opportunities it opens up for you," Snell says. "If you become an accountant, you're not necessarily going to be working for an accounting firm."