/lit/ - Literature

I majored in English (and math) and minored in philosophy and I really enjoyed some of the classes. The philosophy classes weren't that great since the stuff I was interested in was rare and none of the 4th year courses were about anything I'm interested in though my 4th year course, which I thought was going to suck, was actually pretty decent. It was on Plato's ideation of love.

As for English, it's a hit or miss but more apparent. Some of the classes that were awful stayed awful while the really good ones stayed really good. My favorites were the class I took on critical theory and Paradise Lost.

I think, while getting a job is important, you should study what you want. Expand your horizons and become the person you want to be. Most jobs require experience and other postsecondary stuff to advance beyond being a shit-eating garbage dweller anyways.

I did some work as a copywriter and then worked at the bank for a little while before I decided to do a postgrad program. You can always revisit compsci but the urge and love for English can only be developed in your formative years. But at the end of the day, do what you want, friend.

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>All of my friends say i am good looking guy
They are just being polite. Sorry anon, your maxilla is just too far back.