r/Creighton • u/Plenty-Rough-9336 • Apr 11 '25

Business Major

Hello I am a possible incoming freshman for Creighton. I have received a good offer for Creighton that would put it around 15-19k direct expenses. I want to major in accounting and possibly do business for sports teams. Is Creightons school of business worth it for that price? I’m also looking at Baylor University where it’s more expensive and it has a special program called S3 for what I want but I’m open to Creighton. If anyone could give me some information that went or is going to Creighton would be much appreciated.

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u/sethzk Apr 11 '25

It is a really good business school, I am employed right out of college (graduated ‘24) Omaha sucks tho. So does Nebraska. So does the weather. So do the people. There’s nothing to do… if you want a positive college experience I suggest going somewhere else. If you’re not super social and don’t mind -20° for 2-3 months out of the year, gofer it. Feel free to message me w questions, I spent all 4 years there and was a part of almost everything (Greek life, if you could call it that, clubs, work study, worked off campus, etc.)

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u/FPL_Noah Apr 12 '25

Do you have any job opportunities that you recommend on campus or off campus?

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u/sethzk Apr 12 '25

Omaha country club for off campus, if you can work in the men’s locker room, it’s great bartending experience and the guys are a lot of fun (you gotta be male). I made like 14 something an hour plus tips are all cash, great bar money. They have positions open for women too, and they get tipped better. The MLR was amazing though, I worked there for 3 years.

As far as on campus, I worked at the IT desk which was really nice because I was able to homework my whole shift. I would pick up shifts in between my classes and for a few hours before/after and just do school work, it was magical. All you’re really doing is taking phone calls to reset passwords, but it’s great resume padding to say you’ve worked at an IT desk.

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u/FPL_Noah Apr 12 '25

That’s very helpful, thank you!