
Balla said:I thought that was a trade? I didn't know you could get a bachelor's.
You can get an Associate's through most schools offering a program. Bachelor's is for management.

Nursing and Accounting.
Outside of STEM, anything that doesn't have some kind of national board exam isn't worth your time UNLESS you went to a school with a great pipeline/network.
Think about the long term in terms of tech too.
I’m doing organizational communication and plan to use that for a job in human resources (gotta also get a certificate too though).
Other than that I could also use it for non profit management, preferably at a headstart program for me personally, or any type of community involvement.
I know i’m not going to be rich doing this shyt but I hope to at least be fairly comfortable and helping the community at the same time so
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I was thinking IT, but that shyt has way more math than what I thought. fukk!
HVAC, electrician, etc. Not majors necessarily, but more on the trade/apprenticeship side of things. College experience/apprenticeship are preferred by employers. As far as other majors, I've never considered anything remotely non-STEM related, but Business is alright from what I've heard.When u say hands on, do you mean trade schools or other majors ?
IT is great if you have a plan.
Nursing is always a solid option. Don’t let a single hold you back to it’s not that serious.
HVAC, electrician, etc. Not majors necessarily, but more on the trade/apprenticeship side of things. College experience/apprenticeship are preferred by employers. As far as other majors, I've never considered anything remotely non-STEM related, but Business is alright from what I've heard.
It’s not a lot of advanced maths just a lot attention to details.Heard about that too, how much math is in that.
Heard about that too, how much math is in that.
Business Calc is a joke. There are practically infinitely many resources available, if you need help.I know business has calculus. I gotta see what I can do.