J.E.T.S
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Yes it is.
Is any degree actually "worthless"?
- Thread starter Colin X
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Economics
Citi Trends
aka milobased
an art degree isnt going to help you open an art museum. money and loving art will
and you pretty much nailed it, most of these worthless degrees like art are just used for other people to teach art
a film degree is useless. most jobs that rely on creativity and money, the degrees are useless
and you pretty much nailed it, most of these worthless degrees like art are just used for other people to teach art
a film degree is useless. most jobs that rely on creativity and money, the degrees are useless
Depends on the era and age of a person
For example if u got that bachelor's degree in sales in 95 is that degree really worth a damn in 2017 do to the change in the workforce
For example if u got that bachelor's degree in sales in 95 is that degree really worth a damn in 2017 do to the change in the workforce
Marlostanfield.
High On That Ray Charles
The most important degrees should be psychology and philosophy of religion.
Yeah it's hard to say.
Especially considering how many people switch careers in their lives and work in areas that have nothing to do with what they majored in.
I wouldn't say there are a degree is worthless. Sure something like Arts can be made fun of and maybe won't make people a lot of money.
But there are people with Finance degrees that become public school teachers and stuff.
With that in mind, you could say the Finance degree was "worthless"
I think in general terms, the more expensive tuition gets, the more you have to reconsider the value question.
Especially considering how many people switch careers in their lives and work in areas that have nothing to do with what they majored in.
I wouldn't say there are a degree is worthless. Sure something like Arts can be made fun of and maybe won't make people a lot of money.
But there are people with Finance degrees that become public school teachers and stuff.
With that in mind, you could say the Finance degree was "worthless"
I think in general terms, the more expensive tuition gets, the more you have to reconsider the value question.
degree in liberal arts
NotAnFBIagent
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Go thousands of dollars in debt to get a degree that doesn't get u a career brehs
Bart simpson
Served w/ no chill
I totally agree but unfortunately you have to be indoctrinated at colleges before "they" accept you...
Like this media companies don't care about grades they wanna know if you can do the job and do it creatively.
I do have to say this if you do a degree in a different city it will grab some people's attention if you're starting out...
But I do also believe if you're not a social butterfly your not gonna get very far in the entertainment industry period.
Kilgore Trout
Banned
College is for learning, not getting a job.
Mechanical engineering grad.
Mechanical engineering grad.
Doobie Doo
Veteran
I got an English degree, I'm actually surprised it's worth a little more than I want to give it credit for. People assume you are an excellent communicator and writer (which I am) which is the basis of every industry. You need to connect with the general public/other businesses effectively to succeed
No, there really aren't.
Even majors like Women and Gender Studies, if you're serious about it, make use of heavy quant skills, particularly in research settings.
Maybe Latin, just because of how limited it's application is.
Even majors like Women and Gender Studies, if you're serious about it, make use of heavy quant skills, particularly in research settings.
Maybe Latin, just because of how limited it's application is.
Economics past the undergraduate level stops being the nonsense "supply and demand curve" foolishness pushed early-on.
It gets incredibly technical, heavy calculations, advanced theory, etc.