(UNLV/UNevada-Las Vegas) The hospitality management program is quite less challenging than

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Date: Dec 31 1969
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The hospitality management program is quite less challenging than a business major on the same levels, BS, MS or PhD. If you want to be involved in hotel or restaurant operations management, such as a restaurant manager or front office manager, this is defintely THE school to go for. The college does a great job training that kind of talents. However, if you are interested in hospitality finance or hotel service marketing, or hotel real estate, then the hotel college really does not have much to offer. You will be better off choosing a business major. This applies for MBA vs MS hotel management type of choice as well.

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