Obviously, field and work experience is key no matter which major you choose. Marketing tends to steer you towards sales positions for entry-level just out of college, but that's not always 100% true. Doing a bit of research into the world of work outlooks for marketing and business might not hurt. Here is a site that has some information on what you can do with different majors, and gives you some tips to think about if you're interested in those majors. Really thinking about what your interests, values, and skills are plays a role in it, too. If you like the marketing and sales route and feel comfortable with those principles it may be a good thing for you. If you're not really into selling and that, business might give you more opportunities. As for a personal experience, a friend of mine graduated recently from UWW with a marketing major. She is in a sales job right now, low base but good opportunity for commission. A lot of the jobs she got offered initially were commission only, which you might want to take into consideration too if you have loans, etc. I know that was a lot of rambling, but I hope some of it helped or was at least food for thought. I could talk about career development all day, lol.