<human>: I work for a US food market that was just ranked as a top 10 company to work for for the 15th year in a row. I am a low-rank manager (only 20) and was accepted into the companies internship program. This basically gives me the opportunity to receive a management position starting around 40k/year when I receive my Bachelors in Business, with endless opportunities for growth.

Although I will be pursuing this, I find it odd that I am putting so much effort into schooling, while most of the classes I need for the degree will NEVER be applied to my actual job. I am scared that my inability to excel in calculus courses/school in general will effect my chance at succeeding, while it has absolutely no advantage to me as a manager.

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<bot>: When seeking employees, how much does overall experience vs. schooling sway your decision? Any advice/thoughts are appreciated!