>What's your major? >Do you enjoy it? >Wish you chose something else, if so what?

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Anonymous Thu Jul 19 02:23:40 2018 No.11484203 [Reply] [Original]

>What's your major?
>Do you enjoy it?
>Wish you chose something else, if so what?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 02:27:50 2018 No.11484214 Computer science Yes, my brain is pretty autistic and likes solving problems I wish I chose it earlier instead of wasting time on a philosophy major

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 02:29:35 2018 No.11484220 english yes no

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 02:55:32 2018 No.11484295 Pharmacy Yes Sometimes

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 02:58:21 2018 No.11484304 Chemical Engineering No Video Game director like Hideo Kojima

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:10:46 2018 No.11484333

>>11484203
>What's your major?
By B.S. is in English. My Masters is in Education. Currently earning my PhD in the same.
>Do you enjoy it?
Most of the time.
>Wish you chose something else, if so what?
I make 94k a year, all summers off, drive a BMW...I wouldn't change it for the world.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:12:16 2018 No.11484340 >>11484333 Do you get paid 94k a year to do the research for your PhD or do you have a job that's separate?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:14:37 2018 No.11484350 >>11484340 I'm a High School principal. My district is paying for me to get my PhD because they want me to be superintendent in a few years.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:15:46 2018 No.11484353 >>11484350 Oh. When you make superintendent, you should add infinite jest to your districts English curriculum

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:16:12 2018 No.11484355 >>11484350 >high school principals post on 4chan wtf dude how old are you

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:17:57 2018 No.11484360 English Yes I should have joined the military

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:20:25 2018 No.11484362 >>11484353 I made it an extra credit novel when I taught AP Lit. Only one kid ever tried tackling it, and I think he got a B. He's probably on here. >>11484355 29. Most people don't realize principals are getting younger and younger.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:47:18 2018 No.11484410 >>11484203 Geology nope, it’s pretty rad desu. a bunch of intelligent, original people who have interesting hobbies. rather liberal, but i’m doing well so far

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:48:53 2018 No.11484413 >>11484203 english NO communism

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 03:51:00 2018 No.11484418 French philology Yes No

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:00:24 2018 No.11484443 >>11484350 Are you awaiting the many unforgetable luncheons the principals will give you?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:02:26 2018 No.11484446 >>11484443 Kek.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:02:54 2018 No.11484447 >Law >Yeah, a lot so far. >I'm happy with law, but I've always liked the idea of being a psychiatrist.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:03:58 2018 No.11484448 Did some years of Film School, some others of Graphic Design Sometimes Wish I've skipped college altogether

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:10:09 2018 No.11484465 CS, might switch idk It's certainly rigorous but doesn't challenge me in the way I want to be challenged Something in tech but sometimes I think about going into law. Do realize that grass is greener on the other side ┐(‘~`,)┌

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:20:33 2018 No.11484500 >>11484443 I await being in charge of the catering budget so those luncheons don't suck.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:30:10 2018 No.11484528 >>11484447 Interesting. Wouldn't mind hearing more. Guessing you're one of the regular posters in the Law threads when they pop up.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:34:03 2018 No.11484540 >>11484350 Do you punish the children? Assuming you handle disciplinary actions.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:38:03 2018 No.11484552 >Did Law >Only enjoyed the theory parts >Looking back would have done history. Working in law is pretty unfulfilling.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:39:20 2018 No.11484560

>>11484540
I used to, when I was the Assistant. Now, well, I have an assistant for that. Of course, I am involved in extreme cases. We've done the wildest shit - bomb threats, death threats, kids bringing dead animals (large animals) in the building. If it's something like that, I handle it. If it's something minor, it's automatically referred to the AP.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:41:49 2018 No.11484570

>English and Theatre
>I like English. I'm becoming disillusioned with theatre.
>I'd probably prefer to study psych. I don't know if i should though. I'd love to do something political, but the courses involved with anything relating to that bore the shit out of me. it seems like something I'd prefer to do in practice than study.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:43:00 2018 No.11484573 >>11484552 Consider going for a Doctorate in history.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:44:02 2018 No.11484577 >>11484552 >>11484573 Or something else perhaps, maybe philosophy.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:52:10 2018 No.11484599 It's definitely an appealing option. Although I'm thinking about doing a Masters first to ease me back in to academia and get a good base for the subject.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:54:01 2018 No.11484605 >>11484573 >>11484599 Oops forgot to tag

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:54:56 2018 No.11484609 International Relations Yes Interesting stuff but it has a real inferiority complex as a discipline, which is why I'm doing my masters in Political Science instead.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:57:22 2018 No.11484618 >>11484599 >>11484605 It's fine. Was law an Undergraduate degree for you? Masters in general don't seem good. Not sure what I'll do myself really.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 04:59:08 2018 No.11484622 Asian Studies Yes No, starting to wish I focused more on Chinese for my focus/language though

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 05:00:32 2018 No.11484626 >>11484609 >>11484622 Did you see the thread about the book on China earlier? I still wish someone would go ahead and make the China or East Asian geopolitics general eventually.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 05:03:17 2018 No.11484630 >>11484626 No, I didn't. What book was being discussed? I would participate in that hypothetical thread. My concentration is more in religions though.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 05:03:45 2018 No.11484632 >>11484560 Any interesting stories of how you dealt with any on the more unique discrepancies in your job? I hate to be an annoyance but fuck it really is intriguing me.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 05:06:02 2018 No.11484635 >>11484618 Yeah it was undergrad, I'm in the UK. I guess it's hard to decide on one specific area for a PhD, the Masters has a dissertation and placements so they might help me out.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 05:06:14 2018 No.11484637

>>11484630
I can't remember. The thread itself was too specific and not structured very well. This would also make it hard to find the book mentioned. I'll look later if I think about. I'd also participate in that hypothetical thread, I'm just hoping someone better suited creates it. Religions? Interesting. Would mind hearing more about that, either as its own thread, or in another appropriate thread.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 05:07:15 2018 No.11484639 >>11484635 Talk to your undergraduate connections at this point. I agree with you though about it being hard to decide things.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 05:08:17 2018 No.11484641
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Mathematics and Computer Science
I love it, nothing gives greater pleasure than solving problems, or understanding abstract structures.
I wish I had time for a third major in philosophy, would be cool.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 05:19:24 2018 No.11484664 >>11484641 Could you pick up a philosophy minor or change one of the others to a minor so you can pick up the major in philosophy? If not I'd honestly suggest dropping the CS major and just teach yourself to code on the side.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 05:23:53 2018 No.11484675 Marine transportation Great man Nope

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 08:33:27 2018 No.11485130 >>11484333 I’m looking at a literacy studies PhD, do You see much of this on the school district level? Also what kind of jobs do they land if so? Thanks

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 08:56:14 2018 No.11485185 >>11484203 Theoretical physics Kinda Theoretical mathematics

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 09:00:39 2018 No.11485195

No degree

Its pretty ok got dece job for someone who didnt go to college

I wish I went to school all the time, but deep inside I know it's mostly for the social reasons rather than education. If I did go id probably be a stemfag no doubt. I want to be somewhat employable

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 09:01:44 2018 No.11485198 >>11484203 >Computer Science >Kinda >Kinda

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 09:02:27 2018 No.11485200

>>11484664
>just teach yourself to code on the side
don't do this - "self taught" programmers are always shit and I can always tell in an interview that they're missing significant parts of their knowledge. Unless you are confident that you love programming enough that you will get involved in open source projects or seek out user groups to continue your learning, dropping the major is a bad idea. The only things that programming in your own accomplish are reinforcing bad practices (because no student has ever written decent code) and convincing yourself that you know more than you know.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 09:07:56 2018 No.11485219

Economics
No. I enjoy the theory but struggle with the application of it for any mathematical or statistical models.
Yes but I'm my final year now so it's too late for that. I just try to turn any project I do into history or philosophy so I can shy away from doing equations.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 09:17:36 2018 No.11485251 >>11485219 currently deciding between philosophy or econ major, any tips on how to make the right choice?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 09:19:00 2018 No.11485257 >>11484203 English No Yes, but I have no idea what. I don't enjoy anything. Maybe a trade would be a better option.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 09:23:35 2018 No.11485269

>>11485200
>"self taught" programmers are always shit and I can always tell in an interview that they're missing significant parts of their knowledge

That's a shame. I've known plenty of competent programming autodidacts. It's a risk, and I agree that forgoing a structured learning environment in favour of it is for most people a bad idea, but it's more than possible to self-teach programming if you go about it the right way, that is to practice regularly, not fall into complacency, challenge yourself consistently, not try to learn too much at once, and get out into the world to make connections. University forces you to do all of this, and if you self-teach, you'll be leaving yourself not to the mercy of your professors, but your own will to learn, which can wane if you don't maintain a good study schedule.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 09:31:17 2018 No.11485309 >>11484203 Philosophy Meh Suicide

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 09:38:59 2018 No.11485326 Electrical Engineering Kinda I guess not. Almost went to an Ivy League school for literature. Was bummed I couldn't afford it for at the time but at this point I'm glad I didn't go.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 10:08:49 2018 No.11485437

>>11484203
>What's your major?
I don't know what my major would be, I'm not from the states, I am studying for a civil engineering degree in vehicles and construction in zero-g, (i.e. spacecraft)
>Happy?
Yes
>Wish you chose something else?
Thinking of doctoring in physics, you are required to get a masters in physics if you are to become a civil engineer here so I always have the option avalable.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 10:14:09 2018 No.11485462 >>11484203 petrol engineering no i swear if i don't get into finance or the military next year i will hang myself from the ceiling

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 10:18:07 2018 No.11485486 >>11484350 How do you feel knowing that teenagers probably mock you on a daily basis?

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 10:46:43 2018 No.11485628

>>11484220
So. . . what are your plans in life after you spent all that money to read some books?

>>11484295
How difficult would you say your experience has been?

>>11484360
I'm also thinking about this. Would you have gone through ROTC or would you have enlisted first?

>>11484410
How many graduates go off to oil companies? I was always fascinated by the subject but I was always unsure of where it'd take me.

>>11484570
What are you doing now?

>>11484641
Do you ever feel intimidated by your peers?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 10:49:12 2018 No.11485640 Double majoring in Business Management and Finance Yes. No, never, so long as I'm here in America. There is no easier way to wealth and an interesting life than getting some kind of business related degree and getting an MBA.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 11:10:58 2018 No.11485746 Community planing Just beginning No idea :)

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:13:32 2018 No.11485992 Business Not really Nope, university is a joke anyway

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:19:55 2018 No.11486020 Math Yes No, as much as I like liberal arts subjects, its cost/benefit and academic environment isn’t worth formal study for me

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:34:00 2018 No.11486072 >ChemE >enjoy it because it makes my dad proud >would study physics and biochem if i were not majoring in ChemE also, my favorite book is The Trial by Kafka

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:37:16 2018 No.11486096

>>11484632
The dead animal case was my favorite, because it was a kid who was likely going to be valedictorian of his class, but everyone knew he was a crazed Neo-Nazi. I live in the mid-south, so this isn't uncommon, but we got to have the cops come in, search him, search his computer, etc. because it constituted as a 'biological attack'. He was actually expelled for the semester with just 2 weeks left to go, and had to take summer classes.

There's also just the bullshit of dealing with teachers, which I understand and sympathetic towards, but you also have to remember a lot of high school teachers - a LOT - know very little about their content area and are essentially blue collar workers with a bachelor's degree. In my state, it is insanely easy to get a teaching license.

>>11485130
PhD? There's not much you could do if you didn't have a background in education. I guess you could develop some technique for reading comprehension or measuring reading levels and tour schools for money, but you'd be competing with big shots who have an actual background in education. Your best bet is to look at associate positions at a local university or teaching at a community college. I know the latter sounds rough, but when I did it a few years back, it was good money and I met some good connections within the school district.

>>11485486
I hop in my BMW and laugh.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:38:51 2018 No.11486106
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>>11484203
> Philosophy and linguistics.
> I used to enjoy them both but came to be disgusted by philosophy and bored by linguistics.
> Architecture, which I originally wanted to study but my university doesn't have a program for it.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:39:43 2018 No.11486109

>>11484203
Communication
Yes
Would double major in philosophy and literature, or either of the two and communication. I graduated a few years ago and actually have a marketing career I enjoy, and actually use my communication education daily (at which I am surprised).

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:40:09 2018 No.11486111 Yet another csfag I love it Probably math or EECS or BME or biotech. I dunno man, the world is so huge, I'll never understand it all

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:40:36 2018 No.11486114 >>11486020 >>11484641 where can you work after math? im planning to choose it by myself but I have no idea what can I do afterwards

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:41:04 2018 No.11486117
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>>11484350
You're pretty cool Mr. Anon. Here are some recommend books you should add to your districts required reading: Mein Kampf, Culture of Critique, some Evola, the Bible and my first book of poetry when it's published. Thank you. :D

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:41:32 2018 No.11486120 Computer science Yes, but never motivate myself to program on my own. Can't think of anything else I'd want to major in.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:43:43 2018 No.11486128 >>11485628 >all that money i go to school for free >plans i don't know i don't particularly care what i do. if im lucky a chad in my family will get me a job, i am close with my family. if not i will just wagecuck.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:52:06 2018 No.11486165

>>11486114
I'm not doing anything with my math degree currently despite getting job offers surprisingly often (working as a musician), but many of my math friends have gone on to programming/tech jobs that pay well and they seem to enjoy. My old roommate who just finished a PhD in physics started with a math degree.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:55:08 2018 No.11486173 >>11484500 so are you looking forward to having clams on daily basis?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 12:57:30 2018 No.11486189 Computer Science It's alright. There was a period where I was really worried that I had chosen the wrong path, but later I realized that I'll ultimately end up miserable no matter what I do.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:01:08 2018 No.11486208
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I'm pursuing a J.S.D (law PhD) and absolutely loathe it. I wish I could go back to my early years and pursue a career in theoretical computer science. Such cases.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:06:24 2018 No.11486229 >>11486208 I always heard law was the worst thing a man could do. . . Is it true?

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:07:32 2018 No.11486233

>>11486117
Thanks, but remember I do very little for the ELA program - I have a department head for that. And also remember - I've got a VERY small book budget and a lot of that is dictated by the state's guidelines. Yes, my state has a reading list we need to advance before adding stuff like that.

Also:
>Mein Kampf
Are you TRYING to get me fired? ;)

>>11486173
The German bar down here has fried oysters which are to die for.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:09:07 2018 No.11486239 >>11486165 Can you elaborate on the musician part? I’m a first year electrical engineering student and I’m worried that I won’t have enough time to balance that and clubs with making music

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:10:00 2018 No.11486243

>>11484203
Computer Security

Kind of, was more enthusiastic in HS. Although I'm still in the beginning, so we haven't really gotten into the real IT Sec part yet. Mostly basic programming and math so far.

Don't know really. Maybe I'd work instead until I figure it out. Commercial pilot, or machine engineering maybe.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:10:17 2018 No.11486244
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>>11484448
Going through film school at the moment and feeling pretty much the same thing. It's good though because it gives my parents some security to know I'm in college while I write and watch as many films as I can along the road. Sorry about my intrusion but I suppose you can understand my curiosity; did you go with the same aspiration of directing features? How old are you? Where did you do your studies and what are you doing now?

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:12:37 2018 No.11486256

>>11486229
It is absolutely true. I can't think of any other major/postgrad study that will suck your soul out of you than law. Even lawphil is bullshit, because the whole field is a bogus fucking piece of shit and I hate it. Most of my peers do enjoy law, but they do it cynically: they know it's bullshit but it pays the bills. I'm trying to adjust to that mindset desu

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:16:12 2018 No.11486268 >>11485185 Do you understand Rick and morty tho

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:18:03 2018 No.11486285

>>11484609
Im starting uni in some weeks majoring in International Relations. Don't know what to expect desu, it is especially weird where I am studying it as it is a mesh of all the other social sciences and humanities so I feel i'm gonna be studying a washed down version of those majors. Don't know if it makes sense. Is it like that too in other countries?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:19:28 2018 No.11486291 >>11485437 You wouldn't happen to be Swedish?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:39:02 2018 No.11486394 >>11486233 Do you see yourself working as a principal your entire life, or do you want to move 'up'? And where exactly is 'up' for a principal?

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 13:45:36 2018 No.11486437

>>11486239
I've done a lot of different work: gigging/touring with bands, session work, teaching lessons, orchestra pit stuff for musicals, etc.

I don't know how much time you spend on music, but I had multiple semesters that I had to take off because of gigs. You'll probably have to put it on the backburner if you want to finish school as soon as possible.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 14:06:48 2018 No.11486535
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*cracks open can* All these *sips* (ahhh) kiddos with useless degrees. You're going to be homeless in a few years, you *swig* (gulp) should have picked something useful like STEM.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 14:21:03 2018 No.11486617 File: 65 KB, 633x640, 84466A34-E295-4DA3-B8B9-F96C1F8B15B3.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11486535 flicks lighter Yep inhales .... exhales ahhh ... these kiddos don’t have any sense anymore

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 14:23:00 2018 No.11486623 >>11486256 Don't fall for this. Do Law.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 15:21:40 2018 No.11486852 >Biochemistry and Pharmacology >Love it >Nope

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 15:22:35 2018 No.11486857 >>11486291 Yeah, how so?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 15:33:56 2018 No.11486903 Music Yes, can’t imagine doing anything else Nope

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 15:39:25 2018 No.11486939
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Business Administrations
Idk
Idk

I have no idea what I'm doing desu. I'd much rather be studying the arts or something. I can't see myself doing anything in 15 years time. Maybe a professor of English would be cool, but I don't know.
I only chose BA because it's broad and applicable to many areas, but I don't really give a shit about it. I don't know what to do

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 15:41:11 2018 No.11486949 >>11485628 >>>11484360 >I'm also thinking about this. Would you have gone through ROTC or would you have enlisted first? Ideally I would have gone to Annapolis. If not, I'd probably enlist and be a career man.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 15:41:33 2018 No.11486954 >>11486903 embarrassing. How are you even going to make a living what's the point anyone worth musical talent make it own their own

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 15:42:48 2018 No.11486961 >>11486949 To the Naval Academy? You probably wouldn't have liked it there. But there's still hope for you, I think the age cut off is 22. If you join the forces now, you can slide in pretty easily.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 16:02:15 2018 No.11487074 Computer Science, graduated 6 years ago Sometimes Yes, I would have went with something like exercise science so I could spend my days in the gym and my nights reading

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 16:04:14 2018 No.11487089 >>11486939 Grad school.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 16:11:00 2018 No.11487128 >>11484203 Why did DFW wear so many bandanas on his head? Was he a Tupac fan or something?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 16:16:14 2018 No.11487155 Don't know what major is, currently doing a master in business law (just finished 1st year of master). It's alright Philosophy or Psychology, Medecine also but I couldn't ever be good enough for that.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 16:17:22 2018 No.11487161 System and Network Engineering (MSc dunno if that's what you mean by major) it was awesome and I loved it not really, but I wish I could study astronomy for a year and/or music school or anything artsy really

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 16:24:20 2018 No.11487196 >>11487155 Where are you from?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 16:27:55 2018 No.11487210 >>11487196 France (studying at Paris 2)

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 16:45:31 2018 No.11487294

>>11487210
ah je vois, le système éducatif que vous avez dans la France ce très compliqué, mais c'est également compliqué aux Etats Unis. Le major c'est lo que vous etudiez dans le université avant le "master" (je ne sais pas quelle est le équivalent français)

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 16:56:20 2018 No.11487344 >>11487294 En principe c'est assez simple (licence :3 ans puis master :2 ans, puis éventuellement doctorat), dans les faits avec les grandes écoles et toutes les particularités de la sélection c'est assez nébuleux.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 17:25:56 2018 No.11487502

>>11487344
ah oui vraiment le systéme française depuis ces niveaux est assez similaire au mon pays. Mais lorsque nous avons dû le système français dans l'école j'ai ne entendu rien.
Le système américain est probablement plus compliqué avec leurs "minors" et "majors".

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 17:27:05 2018 No.11487512 >>11487502 Tu viens d'où du coup sans être indiscret ?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 17:31:48 2018 No.11487545 File: 2.12 MB, 4032x3024, 1D9F08C4-2171-47EB-807B-8D73EEFBC9F6.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] English major, Spanish minor Idk yet Idk yet I want to get a my education degree in grad school and teach in Latin America

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 17:32:41 2018 No.11487551 >>11486394 Once I get my PhD I'll be next in like for superintendent. I'll be in charge of 7 schools across all grade levels and I'll answer directly to the elected school board.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 17:38:57 2018 No.11487581 graphic design it was okay. some of the classes were pointless no everything else sucks

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 17:43:25 2018 No.11487612 >>11487512 Je suis mexicaine mais j'ai appris français depuis trois ans. Mais vraiment, mon français est très mauvais toutefois il est suffisant pour comprendre la majorité lo que je lire et avec effort, je peux communiquer.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 17:46:56 2018 No.11487625 >>11484203 History Yes No, history is the least indoctrinating liberal art in american universities.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 18:06:11 2018 No.11487739

>>11486244
np man
I wanted (still want) to be a Director, yes. I fell through film school because I realized not only is not necessary in this day and age, but it's also limiting and emasculating. Always been an autodidact so academy just got frustrating.
I'm 24, finishing the GD thing, and work helping rising enterprises and little companies to form their graphic identity, and freelance stuff. I also like to invest, so it has given me a comfortable life for someone my age.
I have no right to give someone advise, but I'm one of those people who's like, if you want to do art, just do it. Get you a monetary system to survive and then do your art.
Wish you luck.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 18:15:10 2018 No.11487775 >>11487128 He was trying to hide the sheer volume of big brain he had. He didnt want brainlets like you to feel insecure.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 18:15:47 2018 No.11487780 >accounting >yes >no Comfy career for those who know how to deal with long stretches of monotony.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:06:12 2018 No.11488012 >>11487739 Give us investing advice? Are you /bizlit/ by any chance?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:10:00 2018 No.11488025 any NEET cs grads in :(

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:18:42 2018 No.11488064 Education with a focus on English and "Social Studies" (I just did History and Economics) I enjoyed it. Teaching is pretty much aids. Not because of students but because of admin and parents.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:23:23 2018 No.11488087 Psychology Yes I find psychology fascinating, so i'm happy with my choice, but i wish i had a proclivity for something less memetic

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:34:02 2018 No.11488133 >>11487089 What about it

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:36:40 2018 No.11488153 business no yes fucking bullshit. it's just common sense and accounting

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:43:46 2018 No.11488191 >>11488133 You said you didn't know what to do.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:48:06 2018 No.11488209 >>11484203 >Computer Science >yes >engineering (electronics)

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:53:18 2018 No.11488229 Horticulture I dig it I don't wish I would have gone into something else often. If i did it would have been music based though; probably engineering or production.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 19:58:47 2018 No.11488246 >>11488191 So just go to grad school and prolong my school? I do like being around the academic world desu

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 21:14:51 2018 No.11488533 >>11484214 Haha you're the guy who thought that drawing random conclusions was better than following a scientific method.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 21:45:09 2018 No.11488622 >>11487128 sweat related issues

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 21:49:53 2018 No.11488641 For those majoring in English what are your career plans?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 21:50:51 2018 No.11488646 History Its done. I enjoyed it. Computer science, so i can do something productive.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 23:23:07 2018 No.11488996

>>11486096
Teaching at a CC actually sounds kinda fun desu; if you can ignore all the nignoggians that are there just because it's free for low income people (NYfag here; it's some new state school initiative) there's tons of people at CCs that are passionate but just misguided in their studies. For the money you make I'd totally retire into teaching at a CC

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 23:29:03 2018 No.11489018

bachelors in English, masters in educational policy (already graduated)
yes, I teach AP Lang and honors english at a high school and teach a summer course on education at my local uni (that I graduated from). I love my content, and am always looking for new pieces or styles of writing to teach. I'm prepping a technical writing and editing unit right now
If I did something else, I'd probably work with cars. I always wanted to know how they work inside and out.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 23:30:56 2018 No.11489024 Wildlife Science yeah I like animals Forestry probably I here it pays like shit at first then gets to gov't salary levels but I'm currently a fast food drone and find being a bird janitor for free more enjoyable.

Anonymous Thu Jul 19 23:40:27 2018 No.11489071

>What's your major?
finance, i graduated
>Do you enjoy it?
i dont enjoy anything
>Wish you chose something else, if so what?
wouldnt change anything, finance is super easy yet technical enough to not make me kill myself out of boredom. i can also secure good jobs and go back for a masters in fun stuff like literature or something later without wasting years of tuition on pointless classes.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 19 23:52:32 2018 No.11489117 >>11484203 chemical engineering no not really, maybe software engineering. im just in it for money. 40 hours of my week isnt my whole life

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 00:24:22 2018 No.11489240 File: 173 KB, 1010x810, 1522524969617.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11485640 >>11485992 >>11486939 What are some essential business related books ?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 00:26:26 2018 No.11489252 Applied Mathematics It's aight. I wish I did more programming and autistic pure math shit.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 02:39:21 2018 No.11489559 >>11489240 not them but principles of economics and playing for real are good books

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 04:08:34 2018 No.11489767 File: 125 KB, 793x776, MrAntifragile.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11489240 Read Taleb, become antifragile

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 04:19:02 2018 No.11489792 Philosophy Yes but I'm glad I'm nearly done. Probably Law, but I likely wouldn't have gotten in.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 04:42:33 2018 No.11489848 >>11484203 Philosophy Yes, but I hate Academic Philosophy, it is full of schmess Something akin to STEMs or Spanish Literature (I am like The Beaner)

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 04:43:44 2018 No.11489850 >>11484214 I'm literally the opposite of you, wasted my time with CS and now am ending a Phil Major

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 04:52:46 2018 No.11489864 >>11484203 - Law - Yeah, I get to hear many interesting stories and do some justice every now and then. - No, not really. If I had to, I'd choose mathematics. Topology is sweet.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 04:55:24 2018 No.11489870 >>11484203 >high-school dropout >immensely >trade school but I'm doing okay without it

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 05:33:35 2018 No.11489979 >>11484203 CompSci Yeah Becoming a polyglot, instead of a stupid monolingual waste of skin

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 06:15:46 2018 No.11490110 Comp sci (hopefully) Dunno yet Its a toss up between that and philosophy, but i dont have much of a choice right now

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 06:30:04 2018 No.11490151 >>11489979 You aren't even bilingual so what makes you think you could become a polyglot? Get started now, it's never too late to learn a language.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 06:33:18 2018 No.11490159 >>11484203 Math (applied) Yes Not really, but that is because I have enough electives to get into different things

Anonymous Fri Jul 20 06:39:44 2018 No.11490177

>>11490159
>Not really, but that is because I have enough electives to get into different things
Thinking about it, something like graphic design could have been really nice.
I can let out my artistic urges making tikz graphics (possibly the worst way possible to do anything graphically), but I just wish I could do better.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 07:01:40 2018 No.11490242 Electrician It's fucken great Only wish I started earlier

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 08:16:04 2018 No.11490469 >>11484350 How did you get into the position of principle? Did you teach English for a few years or were you hired after your BA?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 08:44:05 2018 No.11490528 >>11484675 What even is this? How'd you get into it?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 08:51:46 2018 No.11490555 >horticulture >I dig it Oh you

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 08:58:01 2018 No.11490577 >Dropout >No >I wish I could choose something

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 09:02:22 2018 No.11490594 >>11484203 Mathematics Yes Philosophy

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 09:09:54 2018 No.11490626 Computer Engineering + Physics minor Yes, it's awesome. Maybe IR/PolSci if my family was rich and had connections but I'm getting that need met by studying foreign languages and geography as a hobby.

Anonymous Fri Jul 20 10:44:43 2018 No.11491040

>>11484350
You have my dream job. Currently wrapping up my bachelors in education but more than likely going to tackle my masters as well. I’m guessing with your reading suggestions you’re generally centre-right? How do you deal with a predominately progressive to leftist leaning staff and board? Is a principal a good position because it gives you more authority around the school rather than just in the classroom, which is minimal to say the least if we are being honest.

Also please bring the hobbit back to the reading curriculum for grades 9 and/or 10, I can not understand the reasoning for making the hunger games a mandatory reading even in the United States.

Anonymous Fri Jul 20 10:53:29 2018 No.11491085

English and French (literature and language)
Yes, but I still don't like having to read assigned books instead of the shit I want to read too much, even if I end up liking them. I like grammar/language learning better and want to keep learning in my life. However I realized teaching is a miserable profession and so is translating so I don't really know why I'm still doing this when I could do something more useful and lucrative while still reading in my free time. I also just got out of a 3-year depression with added NEETdom so it's not like I've done many exams, which makes it easier for me to drop out of this degree with no second thoughts.
I would have chosen business management, in fact I'll be trying to enroll next month.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 10:58:04 2018 No.11491104 Computer Science Not really Psychology, philosophy or medicine It is such a shame to be a brainlet :(

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 14:07:46 2018 No.11492135 >>11486857 Just figured as you used the word "Civil Engineer". The title hardly (if at all?) exists outside of Sweden. What Uni/College? Blekinge Tekniska Högskola här.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 14:25:13 2018 No.11492215 >>11489792 Try for it anon. >>11490110 Go for philosophy. >>11490594 Go for philosophy as well, get out of the STEM hell. >>11490626 Try PoliSci/IR/Political Philosophy for grad school perhaps? >>11491104 You aren't a brainlet. Go for philosophy anon!

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 16:10:55 2018 No.11492812 >>11484350 Have you fucked any students? I’d never have that jon because I'd be trying to get the qt boys to get in bed with me heh

Anonymous Fri Jul 20 18:05:30 2018 No.11493311

Architecture
oh yes
when I sit and think about what my actual job will probably be like, it kind of makes me reconsider not dropping out of engineering. But if I don't make it as anything I plan on uhhh.. building wooden sailboats, yeah I'm sure that's plausible.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 20 19:49:24 2018 No.11493691 Computer Science Yes I actually did, I have a degree in law and hated every single minute of it

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 00:17:35 2018 No.11494711 >>11493691 Poor poor bugman.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 08:15:19 2018 No.11495915
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>>11484641
Based
>>11484203
I'm also doing double degrees in math and CS
Yes, I don't enjoy CS classes as much as the rest though.
Maybe I should have gone with pyhisics insted of CS. Still not sure desu.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 08:54:40 2018 No.11496024

Computer Engineering. Looking at going into patent law after working for a few years.
It’s ok. My current job is software development, but I’m more of an architecture guy.
Probably finance, which is what I initially went into college for. The prospect of law school doesn’t make me regret engineering though. I just wish I had tried harder my first two years.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 11:35:39 2018 No.11496622 (Food-)chemistry Yes Well, I am interested in alot of stuff so I had to choose something. Since I am very happy with it im fine. Was thinking about philosophy but its a dead end.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 14:27:10 2018 No.11497448 >>11484203 HVAC trade no idk

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 14:39:43 2018 No.11497511

English and Political Economy
Hell yeah
i took my first religion course last trimester and wish i had done so sooner, but most upper level english courses at my shcool are very heavy in literary criticism so i can do my senior thesis on religious philosophy in moby dick, using a lot of coleridge, emerson and james. will most likely end up doing law tho.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 14:52:31 2018 No.11497587 >>11484203 Neuroscience Yes, love it Maybe aerospace engineering, but Neuro is more comfy

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 14:53:01 2018 No.11497592 >>11484203 So much of what passes for humor these days is just forced memes.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 15:05:48 2018 No.11497674

>>11484203
Teacher/English in foreign countries
My dad did this for a living to live on the cheap and taught me the ropes. It's alright if you like traveling/struggling and banging cute asian women.
Sometimes. You do get treated like a second class citizen or even like dirt sometimes, and the culture shock can be stressful.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 15:18:11 2018 No.11497739

>>11484203

I'm studying a field that combines sociology with digital media. I do enjoy it but most of my department is obsessed with social media whereas I'm more curious about the cultural impact of digital technology. If I could change things, I'd pursue a field more related to digital design.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 15:20:48 2018 No.11497753

>>11484203
>What's your major?
Computer Engineering with a math minor
>Do you enjoy it?
Ye, I like math and computers, spent all my time on /g/ as a kid
>Wish you chose something else, if so what?
Not really, I just wish I got serious about school earlier. It's a fun major when you get involved and are interested, it sucks if you are just doing it to get the degree and a job. Luckily I enjoy the shit out of it.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 16:44:53 2018 No.11498227

>>11485628
Just auditioning in the capital of my state. It's fun but it's one of those things where I'm beginning to get disillusioned with the fact that my livelihood rides off on that among other things. I'm thinking of keeping my English major and picking up something like Psychology (and maybe a minor in Statistics since there's a lot of overlap with the Psychology program). I think I'll be way happier.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 16:46:36 2018 No.11498239 >>11485309 Best post, also same

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 16:53:32 2018 No.11498291
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>MFW I just got a bunch of IT certs by using study guides and even though I'm pretty inept I still haven't got fired from any of my sysadmin jobs and can enjoy my 65k salary to the fullest because I'm not saddled with student debt

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 17:01:23 2018 No.11498340 Russian-English Philology Most of the time it's great, but one particular lecturer is driving me insane. I don't know, sounds rather pointless to dwell about other life choses I could have made.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 17:09:13 2018 No.11498389 >>11486233 >Are you TRYING to get me fired? ;) Please just go back to Reddìt. I knew someone who was gainfully employed would never actually be browsing here.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 17:13:28 2018 No.11498414 I haven't gone to university yet. I would like to study history for my undergrad.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 17:22:49 2018 No.11498480 sociology yes yes, should have double majored in something else that would actually help me make money :P

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 17:42:41 2018 No.11498606 political science and english with a writing concentration yes, so far nope, although i admit i have no idea what ill do once i graduate and im already a junior

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 17:52:56 2018 No.11498655 File: 400 KB, 1944x1296, ontologicool.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11484203 >English, because I thought I wanted to teach, but it turns out it's not for me >At the time, yes, but now I regret it >Trade school

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 18:12:37 2018 No.11498748 File: 104 KB, 1130x995, 1519645574168.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11484203 >journalism >I start in September >I hope not Im excited I just hope I dont fuck up and end up shilling myself out

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 19:59:07 2018 No.11499199 >>11492135 Exist here in Chile

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:32:04 2018 No.11499580 English & History Somewhat Yes. Not sure. Trade school.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:47:24 2018 No.11499624

>>11490469
Yeah, I got my first job teaching English at 22. Got my Masters at 24, because an Assistant Principal at age 26 and I just got my new job last school year. It's all about getting that Masters degree early so you don't settled in as a teacher - you want to be an educator, not a teacher. To a school board, there's a big, big difference.
>>11491040
I'm not really political. I guess honestly I'm more center-left. My district is far, far more right-wing than I am. We're 100% white, and I know at least one board member is illiterate. I do not live in a large, urban area. Small school districts do not get to weed out the community - they are a facet of the community. 100%.

I didn't take the job for the authority. I took it for the money and the fact that I get paid 94k for working ten months out of the year. And, I do like working with kids and teachers. It's a good gig if you can tolerate the fact that you will see the very worst and very best of humanity. Most jobs don't give you that and it's a wild ride.

Actually, it's funny you mentioned the Hobbit. I designed, and almost implemented, a Tolkien class which I wanted as my AP Lit class. Tolkien is a favorite of mine, and he's one of the few authors I think I could hit every standard with. Ultimately, the students didn't show much interest and I made it a more traditional course.

>>11498389
I'm having the time of my life, man. If you pitch Mein Kampf to a principal or a super, you are guaranteed - 100% - to lose your job.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:54:28 2018 No.11499640 >>11484203 >>What's your major? Philosophy >>Do you enjoy it? Yeah >>Wish you chose something else, if so what? Yes, economics and then make bank.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:56:24 2018 No.11499650 classics no no not really.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:59:21 2018 No.11499660 Bachelors was English and philosophy Masters is in accounting Yeah, I love accounting and I love reading books. Originally wanted to do law, but I like accounting a lot more. They’re pretty similar.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 22:03:56 2018 No.11499666

doing Math-Economics.
math is ok, i haven't really delved into serious proof-based math yet but so far what I have done has been interesting and rewarding. economics is ok but its honestly unfulfilling and the probability of that changing is unlikely. i have been delving into physiology and biology and am more intrigued by what i have read so far than anything ive ever encountered in economics. on the other hand the payoff for economics seems much more immediate, but im so mediocre at it im not even sure if this is a applicable consideration. in my defense i do not believe i am committing myself adequately to study, but this stems partly from my disinterest. i really wanna take the prerequisites for med school/GMAT and give it a shot. any advice would be genuinely appreciated. my only concern is another 4 years of pauperism. bonus: im part mexican so that could help on my application

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 22:09:43 2018 No.11499684 So those of you who major in accounting or finance: do you just work as some lackey at a bank? How do you feel about it?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 22:49:59 2018 No.11499830 Mathematics and Philosophy Yes No

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:01:31 2018 No.11499869 File: 55 KB, 750x562, TrumpHomerun.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11499666 Please self-deport

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:03:07 2018 No.11499875

can anyone help, I’m a phil major and am going to minor in cyber security because I already have most of the classes finished for it.
How fucked am I with a 4 year degree and a half baked cs minor in my degree title while teaching myself programming on the side? I live in seattle so theres an abundance of jobs im pretty sure

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:03:27 2018 No.11499876 >>11499624 Sad, pathetic, and bluepilled.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:04:24 2018 No.11499879 >>11499876 Yeah? Because of the Mein Kampf thing?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:06:48 2018 No.11499889 >>11499869 sure, but do you have any advice regarding med school vs. economics before i do so?

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:26:02 2018 No.11499964

>Starting medicine next month
>I think I will, my background is in health sciences/research with lots of clinical experience
>Sometimes I wish I got into finance just so I could have went the MBA route and made easy money, which would have allowed me the comfort to pursue hobbies like reading/writing in my free time. I don't imagine medicine will allow me much time for a whole lot else

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:52:15 2018 No.11500056

>>11497511
How's Carleton?
>What's your major?
French + Spanish with Music Technology minor and am Pre-Accounting.
>Do you enjoy it?
I'm uncertain due to being a rising sophomore.
I've enjoyed what I've tasted, however. I look forward to spending next year in France and maybe Mexico or Spain. Learning my subject doesn't feel like work, so in that way I have a lot of free time.
>Wish you chose something else, if so, what?
I am still debating going back to Finance and combining it with minors in languages. If I did this I would probably be set in getting a job, as I have a cousin SF working in investments. I would still get an MACCT. I won't do it though. I hate Finance bros at my school, it would be too difficult with study abroad and getting courses, and I won't be limited by not having it, since I am still going to get an accounting degree and have industry connections. At worst I'll be a multilingual accountant, at best I will be an investment banker.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 00:56:44 2018 No.11500245 >>11499964 Dude fucking anyone can get an MBA.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 01:26:45 2018 No.11500349 (((College))) is a waste of time and money. lmaoing @ all of your lives right now. enjoy bring broke and ""educated""

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 01:28:10 2018 No.11500353 File: 50 KB, 492x700, BjorkSnap.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11500349

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 01:33:25 2018 No.11500367 >>11500349 How is that plumbing trade coming along?

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 01:33:52 2018 No.11500369 [DELETED]

>>11500353

I remember going to school and having black girls serve hot cheetos withnacho cheese ine the 25c bags, something the lunch ladies did in high school. I remember trusting my teachers and making it to class every day. I remember being a good person before i realized they were worthless weak pussy little rapists, no better than trump’s fat ass, just got licky, just stupid little cunts who decided to stalk and mock me and if i had known i could hsve easily broken their jaw, open their stomachs up and chocke them with their large intestines. But all i have is these rapist mooching faggot fucks who dont deswrve to live mooching of our treasury. I would love nothing more than to break their jaws.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 01:53:02 2018 No.11500437 File: 12 KB, 355x258, 1487223191224.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11500349 Well, I'm already broke and uneducated, so I might as well...

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 03:28:09 2018 No.11500687 >>11489018 Educational policy, what? Are you talking about FLA/SLA? I took some FLA courses, fucking hated it. It's like university 'lite', never have I since then taken a course so desperately trying to be called since.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 03:29:12 2018 No.11500691 >>11500687 science* but you get the point

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 04:15:27 2018 No.11500777 >>11488646 What do you do now for work?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 04:17:07 2018 No.11500782 >>11490242 Which country?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 04:18:14 2018 No.11500784 Economics and econometrics masters yes no disdain for non stem

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 04:19:18 2018 No.11500786 >>11494711 Coping law student. Sorry you made such shit choices baby :(

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 04:34:10 2018 No.11500824

>>11484203
Philosophy and Psychology double
Yeah both but Philosophy more than psych
Idk I used to be Biology on Pre-Med but I realized I was too stupid for that and now I think I'm deciding between becoming a Philosophy Professor, Therapist and Lawyer, but sometimes I wish I was doing something more reliable but I'm also pretty if I stuck on that path I would be miserable and end up shooting myself later on down the line.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 04:53:18 2018 No.11500876 >>11484203 nothing, I'm a waiter no no

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 04:55:22 2018 No.11500884

>>11484203
Philosophy
yes
if I were to choose anything else, it'd be psychiatry so I can diagnose myself with the schizophrenia and give myself something to take my mind out of the world. I don't want people to think I ain't thinkin of them I just don't want to think. ic an't take it wanymore i just can't think the way to the light its so birght where is up? which way is down/ i can't tell anymor where is the Truth?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 04:56:02 2018 No.11500886 >>11499624 >principal >master's in English >"favorite" How does it make you feel that a blue collar from a 2nd world country with no prior training in English can spell that word properly?

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 06:16:36 2018 No.11501092

>>11500824
Don't feel bad, anon. If you enjoy what you're doing don't sweat it too much. Social sciences and humanities are pretty underrated in a lot of interesting jobs. If you think you might wanna do something more to do with the behavior of consumers, perhaps look into some marketing or PR internships. I'm sure you'll find something pretty comfy. Just know it won't happen overnight.

t. Psychology and English double

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 08:55:13 2018 No.11501509 >>11500245 The people I know who got an MBA here in Canada have all done well financially and hit 100k salaries within 4 years of graduating. They work 9-5 for the most part, no 24 hour calls or any of that stuff.

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 09:00:33 2018 No.11501528

Actuarial Science and Economics
Eh I was a depressed piece of shit all throughout college so I doubt I would've enjoyed anything.
I wish I did Mathematics and Philosophy. I still would've entered the actuarial field. These exams take away from my reading time but I can pass 'em without too much trouble.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 11:05:31 2018 No.11501978 >>11500886 Favorite? How do you spell it? My master's is in Education Admin, not English.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 12:08:16 2018 No.11502223 >>11489864 I did an intro class on topology; I was really fun. We did topology, graph theory, knot theory, geometry on all sorts of surfaces.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 12:27:10 2018 No.11502342 >>11498389 You're lucky he's not your principal

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 12:32:32 2018 No.11502367 Physics Yes, it's satisfying to work in, but I think I'm too fucking stupid to fulfill all my goals in it One of my best friends tried harder than me in high school and now studies English at Harvard and I always wonder how that could've been

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 12:42:38 2018 No.11502423

>>11484203
Computer Science

Yes

I really don't know. I daydream all the time about how my life would be if I had studied something related to literature.
I enjoy CS, am good at what I do and earn good money from it, which is part of what made the things I enjoy in my life possible.
I guess that in doubt I would take the same route again and just read/study literature by myself (which is what I try to do) cause the outcomes are based on reality.
At the same time I wish I had studied something related to lit pretty much every day, but that's much more based on wishful thinking than reality. I'd probably have enjoyed the major itself a lot but then be very frustrated after it (probably not earning as much, probably being fed up with students, probably not writing anything good the same way I do now).
So I guess I made the right choice.

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 12:51:00 2018 No.11502460

Pedagogy of languages (fancy name for just being a teacher)

Yeah. I'm one of the best students without even trying cause it's so easy.
I want to have a career teaching in other country. I might do a masters in linguistics too.

I only wish i'd chosen it earlier. I wasted 2 years on CS before dropping out and getting into languages.

I'm also doing a psychology degree online

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 12:57:14 2018 No.11502499 >>11484203 computer science, getting a phd i enjoy it If i had to choose something else, I would have chosen philosophy or history

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 14:13:21 2018 No.11502947 >>11499199 Correction: the title exists, but it's got a different meaning in Scandinavia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_engineer#Scandinavia

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 15:20:30 2018 No.11503314 >>11484214 >>11484641 >>11486020 >>11489848 >>11489850 >>11490110 >>11490594 >>11502423 >>11502499 why dont yall just do philosophy and computer science / maths best of both worlds. unstoppable force

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 15:20:37 2018 No.11503315

>>11502499
Go for either of those really. Get out of the STEM ratrace.
>>11500786
Coping bugman. Sorry you are miserable and come to a literature board to take your misery out on the rest of us.
>>11500824
Wouldn't mind hearing more of your story. You could probably do law and philosophy and have some nice future prospects.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 16:53:03 2018 No.11503906 >>11501978 He might be a Brit bong and through a U in there.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 17:00:39 2018 No.11503952 >>11489240 Business Starter Pack Zero to One by Peter Thiel Antifragile by Nassim Taleb Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital by Carlota Perez

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 17:16:52 2018 No.11504033 >>11487612 Un autre mexicain qui étude le francais ici. Ça me fait plaisir de vous trouver.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 19:21:28 2018 No.11504685 >>11499879 Yeah, definitely.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 19:27:16 2018 No.11504705 Journalism Major with a minor in Poli Sci I love it Maybe adding another major or minor in philosophy .

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 19:31:03 2018 No.11504718 Computer Science Somewhat Wish I was one of those Russian or Chinese kids in a rigorous art training program, internalizing every fiber of every muscle to the point where it's second nature.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 19:35:41 2018 No.11504731 Premed Biochemistry For the most part If I was a trust fund kid I'd probably just kick it in a phil department of an ivy league fucking pretentious qts and reading all day. I'm going to look into double majoring in phil next semester anyway

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 21:29:13 2018 No.11504731,1 >>11488641 teach

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 21:59:28 2018 No.11505343
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>>11484203
>What's your major?
business
>Do you enjoy it?
fuck no
>Wish you chose something else, if so what?
yes, but i don't know what else to do

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 23:37:45 2018 No.11505669

>mechanical engineering and CS
>like mechanics, heat/thermo and fluids, fuck materials with a geometrically complex composite rod (also I'm too retarded for teamwork)
>like CS, looking forward to doing OS/computer architecture this fall
>maybe should've gone EE/CE from the start, but probably was gonna be a fuckup anyway

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 23:41:27 2018 No.11505684 Is a linguistics degree worthwhile?

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 23:59:25 2018 No.11505755

>>11484203
>biomedical engineering, undergrad was chem eng
>i like biomedical but chemical was a fucking chore
>first and foremost i wish i hadnt cheaped out and stayed in Canada for undergrad (our unis are grade deflating shit holes where every prof has 500 kids asking to do research with them) that way I could been at cal tech or mit right now for my phd

computer engineering/software engineering would have made for an extremely easy life but im assuming eventually the bubble will pop

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 00:09:02 2018 No.11505783 >>11503314 cause now I work full time and am a 28 yr old boomer and dread the thought of me going to a university class with a bunch of teenagers

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 00:11:43 2018 No.11505788 File: 23 KB, 640x480, Great-teacher-onizuka-anime-2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11503314 I want to have a social life.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 00:15:37 2018 No.11505798
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Double majored in Philosophy & Political Science with a minor in ethics and a specialization in pre-law.

Ended up receiving a full-ride ($50k/yr) conditional scholarship (top 50th percentile; ~3.0GPA) to law school, which I will be starting at the beginning of August.

Feel free to ask me any questions. I will be one of only 3 people in my ~250 person, first year law school class, who will be awarded a full tuition scholarship.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 00:16:35 2018 No.11505802 part time fast food job no yes, suicide

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 00:23:19 2018 No.11505844

>electrical engineering
>it's bretty cool but it's a ton of work, a ton of class/lab/homework hours. Doing math and solving problems seems to itch a part of my brain enough to keep me going though. Plus, electricity is sort of like this mystical power that no one truly understands, which makes it interesting to study.
>If my family was better off I'd prefer to study linguistics or something like that. Maybe philosophy. I think i'd prefer the "literary lifestyle" more than an engineering career but it doesn't make sense for me to spend all that tuition money on something less guaranteed than engineering.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 00:24:24 2018 No.11505853 >>11505783 >28 yr old boomer this boomer meme is hilarious

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 00:32:00 2018 No.11505879 >>11484203 >Computer Engineering >Tentative >Computer Science

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 00:37:46 2018 No.11505895 >>11484203 major comp sci, 1 credit away from another major in english, minor in philosophy i wanted a job no because software dev kicks ass, my spouse and i are 1 year out of school and we make almost 150k pre tax in leafland annually.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 00:42:50 2018 No.11505911 >>11505783 there actual baby boomers who go to university

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 01:16:17 2018 No.11506018 >>11505343 I'm scared of this I'm probably gonna starting a minor in English or something

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 01:18:27 2018 No.11506025
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Question for CSboys and Accountingers
Is accounting good for me if I'm just a guy who is fine with doing boring work as long as I can get comfy and paid a wage decent enough for one person to live alone doing it?
Is computer science good for me if I'm not an autistical math genious but I do love messing with computers? Or do I need to be REALLY good at math(/sci/ master theory level) to do it? I'd try to land my job as a programmer

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 01:32:04 2018 No.11506070

>>11506025
You do have to be a little good at math for CS. The good part is that the math isn't like the math you learned in grade school, so you might be good at it and like it anyways. The only problem is a lot of programs make you take Calculus I and II. I find Cal 1 useful and a little interesting, but Cal 2 in particular was very boring. Discrete Math, Statistics, and Probability were more interesting.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 01:40:56 2018 No.11506089 >>11484203 Diagnostic Radiography Yes Absolutely not. The pay is great, and the patient interactions are extremely limited

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 02:15:22 2018 No.11506166 >>11486535 based haha

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 02:28:30 2018 No.11506199

>What's your major
Concurrent Education / History (In Canada you have to get an undergrad degree before your B.Ed, my program lets you do both at the same time)
>Do you enjoy it?
The education classes are dumb and useless. The history department profs are a hit or miss, overall my uni has the best program in the country for Con-Ed. Overall I probably feel neutral.
>Wish you chose something else, if so what?
As much as I love teaching and enjoy history, looking back with my current knowledge I would have picked Kinesiology or Political Studies

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 02:35:27 2018 No.11506212 >>11505798 What was your LSAT and GPA? Did you come from a top school for undergrad? Are you going to a top law school?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 02:58:24 2018 No.11506258 >>11499624 Im new to this game in life, what tips would you give in acquiring your masters early if thats so important

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 03:32:08 2018 No.11506323
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>>11484203
>What's your major
Painting
>Do you enjoy it?
Yes
>Wish you chose something else, if so what?
Occasionally I think what would have been had I chose philosophy or biology, but not really, as I intend to live isolated in the countryside and painting is compatible with that.
If I fail to secure a living with it, I'm switching to some craft like woodworking or maybe just teaching for a few years.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 07:19:34 2018 No.11506926 >>11484203 Chemistry No, aside from learning a few things to make sense of the world around me. I don't even feel that I'm cut out for it. English literature or painting, although I'd be hard-pressed trying to pay the bills with either.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 07:21:11 2018 No.11506929 >>11505343 Why? Are you a pleb? Have fun missing out on some comfy cash

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 07:21:34 2018 No.11506931 File: 59 KB, 500x281, david blood skins.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11484350 Is it fun?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:45:36 2018 No.11507388 >>11484350 Imagine if you lived in a town where your children's superintendent browses this website

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:53:08 2018 No.11507640 >>11499624 An actual 29yr old boomer. Fuck me stay out of education and do something else

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:59:44 2018 No.11507675 getting my BA in german studies in the spring yes i like it no i wouldnt do anything else teachers: should i get my masters in german studies or in education would like to be a german teacher or english teacher

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 12:59:53 2018 No.11508073
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>>11506929
It's a business management degree you have to pick an emphasis area and mines IT. I don't have the personality to be a manager and a lot of classes feel like common sense. I should have picked Computer Science or something. But i suck at math and my uni doesn't even offer a comp sci program. I don't know even want to work in business i don't know what the fuck I''m doing.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 13:05:56 2018 No.11508100

english and computer science at an ivy

it was okay

i work in consulting now

honestly the english seminars were the only worthwhile part

cs courses were huge lectures and ordinary homework projects - i didn't bother attending class after a while. i know "lol just watch lectures online and self-study computer science" is a meme, but yeah

in hindsight, i would have rather focused on english, seriously studied a foreign language, and applied to masters/phd programs

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 13:49:24 2018 No.11508299 City Planning Absolutely Maybe polysci

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 14:16:41 2018 No.11508434 >english and philosophy double major >i love the /lit/ lifestyle >no. i am looking to become a teacher so this is best path.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 15:07:55 2018 No.11508665 >>11508073 >business management degree lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 17:13:34 2018 No.11509172 >>11508100 Do you work at a big 3 consulting firm?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 17:22:52 2018 No.11509225 File: 534 KB, 967x954, 1513279415640.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11508665 what else am i supposed to do

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 18:31:46 2018 No.11509550 >>11485326 If you got into HYP, you messed up lad

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 18:50:37 2018 No.11509636 >>11484203 Dropped out of high school Life is difficult but enjoyable for the most part. I suppose id do some things differently if I could turn back time.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 19:14:35 2018 No.11509739

>>11502367
>One of my best friends tried harder than me in high school and now studies English at Harvard and I always wonder how that could've been
This is my whole life
I played hockey growing up, was teammates with this one kid and I was always just naturally better and more skilled. But he would work so much at it, that after a little bit he was even with me. Then I stopped playing and now he's getting paid to play hockey. I always wonder how far I could've taken it if I worked
Same thing happened in my academic career too

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:21:21 2018 No.11510236 >>11484203 Sociology NO Something in business

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:46:59 2018 No.11510295
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>Major
Biochemistry
>Do you enjoy it
Its hard to say, given that I've only done one semester so far. I think I will enjoy it.
>Would I change my major
Nah. I want to get an interesting bachelors in something related to science. All in preparation for med school.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:59:54 2018 No.11510329

>>11484203
>Mathematics
>yes, but it is very difficult at times
>Sometimes. A girl I used to talk to at uni told me once that I should have become a literature professor because I seem to have so much knowledge and passion for the subject, and time to time I wonder if she was right.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:03:00 2018 No.11510338 >>11506199 What university?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 02:11:56 2018 No.11511006 bump

Anonymous Tue Jul 24 02:22:42 2018 No.11511028

>>11506258
Go somewhere cheap and online. Degree prestiege is not a thing in the world of Education. I paid 2k a semester for two years. Never looked back, and got that money back in a couple months once I scored my first admin job.

>>11506931
Some of the time. I certainly never get bored.

>>11507388
He's pushing 70. If he does, I'd be shocked. Besides, he was a P.E. guy, he wouldn't be on /lit/.

>>11507640
Been at it for seven years, don't plan on stopping soon.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 02:27:01 2018 No.11511035 >>11484203 >International Relations >not too bad >yes, coding or something in IT so I could become a digital hermit and make some serious cash and get a comfy job

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 03:29:01 2018 No.11511168 Computer engineering Sure but I feel like an idiot sometimes when I see just how much more experienced my colleagues are. I get good grades but I don't feel like I'm a natural I am really interested in linguistics, it seems like a fun major to study

Anonymous Tue Jul 24 06:58:53 2018 No.11511622

>>11484203
B.S - EE, M.S - Electrophysics
Yes
Sometimes, I was considering switching to an engineering physics master, I really enjoy studying simulation and quantumn mechanics, but it would have been a huge hassle and a lot more math than I'm used to, so nothing ever came of it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 07:09:05 2018 No.11511642 >>11492135 As you probably know it is a product of the historical distinction between military and civil engineering. Which is ironic as I personally probably will work for SAAB in the end.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 07:14:05 2018 No.11511653 >>11484203 >Psychology >Mostly >Sometimes I want to go to medical school but have my doubts about getting in.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 07:15:08 2018 No.11511659 >>11507675 Go to bed Erich

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 07:20:45 2018 No.11511668 >NEET >No >Something that pays better

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 07:23:47 2018 No.11511675 >>11509550 got into UPenn and Cornell

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 07:25:24 2018 No.11511681 File: 3 KB, 124x125, 1523896329141s.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >ctrl+f "computer science"

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 07:58:28 2018 No.11511761 >>11511642 Same. That, or Volvo probably. Whatever pays really.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 08:03:44 2018 No.11511779 >>11505911 yeah and they suck

Anonymous Tue Jul 24 08:08:45 2018 No.11511796

>>11484203
>Either English or Philosophy. Haven't decided what to major in yet.
>Well enough, I know other unis in my town suck harder.
>I think I wish I did STEM of some kind, like a liberal arts degree. Ailed my lack of STEM by doing history of science this term, but I doubt it's the same.

Achieve high in English but hate the classes: texts are shit, everyone's a mouth-breather who only takes English for electives or to become a teacher. All of them hate literature and academia. People don't bag Shakespeare because he's a white male, but because it's hard.

I did poorly in Philosophy, nearly failed Logic last year, but got a Distinction for Aesthetics this year - I think I'm slowly becoming more studious, so my grades will lift.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 09:32:50 2018 No.11512104 History Yes No

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 09:34:53 2018 No.11512109 >>11486954 Leave.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 10:09:56 2018 No.11512217 >>11484203 Geography M.S. in Urban Planning. No. Yes.

Anonymous Tue Jul 24 14:04:50 2018 No.11513137

>>11484203
B.S. Mathematics + B.A. Economics
Yes, I enjoy my majors.
1) I just enjoy math. I wouldn't have majored in it if I didn't.
2) I have more in common with the mathematics majors than the literature/English majors. They also tend to be more intelligent (barring the B.A. Math students)
3) I've met more math/physics majors who read for fun than English majors who do.
No

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 15:51:57 2018 No.11513587 >>11511796 Go for philosophy or a double major if you can. Be glad you didn't fall for the STEM meme.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 16:34:28 2018 No.11513786 >>11513587 >Be glad you didn't fall for the STEM meme. why ?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 22:12:00 2018 No.11515198 >>11513786 Because it is hell.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 22:22:55 2018 No.11515233 >chemistry >no >film production

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 22:26:42 2018 No.11515249 >>11513137 What are the differences between a BA and BS in Maths at your school?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 23:00:45 2018 No.11515349 >>11515198 elaborate please

Anonymous Tue Jul 24 23:34:30 2018 No.11515486

>>11515249
The B.A. is mostly people who failed out of other programs but already completed the calculus sequence. It's an incredibly diminished version of the B.S. (requiring only 3 major-level mathematics courses) created to inflate 4-year graduation numbers.

To illustrate: My university offers two versions of Linear Algebra. The B.S. students take a proof-based class which begins with a sequence on linear spaces and doesn't introduce matrices until 2/3 of the way through the term. The B.A. students take a course in matrix-arithmetic designed for those majoring in the dumber engineering fields and life sciences.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 00:41:50 2018 No.11515737 >>11484203 Dual major: philosophy and classics Abso-fucking-lutely No, never

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 00:55:25 2018 No.11515776 >>11484203 Physics Mostly The bit of me that tries to be practical wishes i did something like CS

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 01:02:33 2018 No.11515789

>major in political theory
>be a star student at one of the most prestigious universities in the country, impress both my professors and GSIs
>adviser recommends I pursue grad school
>channel my energy towards academic pursuits, forgo much of my social life
>applying for grad school in the fall. so I create a writing sample, also the basis of my honor's thesis
>it's a real passion project, put an incredible amount of intellectual effort into it
>show my adviser and a professor first draft
>they tear it to shreds
This is the worst possible feeling. My academic talents served as the basis of much of my self-esteem and identity, and now I realize there are levels to this shit. I'm not as smart as I once thought I was, and potentially not as intelligent as those already in the field. I'm slowly coming to grips with my own mediocrity and it's awful.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 01:10:03 2018 No.11515809 >>11488641 I'm going to go into copywriting for a few years so I save up money for grad school. After that I'd like to become a college professor. I'd be writing on the side the whole time. If I get published, fuck yeah. If not, oh well.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 01:14:44 2018 No.11515827 >>11515789 >first draft That's what they're for bro Scrape your fragile ego off the floor and start making improvements

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 05:05:09 2018 No.11516277 >>11515789 Have you ever proofread your first drafts of papers? They're shit, my guy. Unless they literally tore it to shreds, then take their advice if they gave any and fix that shit.

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 06:20:10 2018 No.11516414

>>11513587
I might do the double major. But would definitely take philosophy as a major if I bring up my overall grade from a C (as it is now) to a D.

I don't think the meme is that bad, it's just filled with idiots who want jobs. Of course I should attempt to understand natural phenomena and scientific theories if I am to philosophise.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 07:41:53 2018 No.11516616 File: 171 KB, 985x507, sperg dfw.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11484203 >autistic bandanna man

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 09:00:40 2018 No.11516821 >>11486189 Lmao, not even studying yet but I think I can safely say, this is me.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 09:04:20 2018 No.11516830 >>11497587 What do you like specifically?? Thinking of changing my major to this

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 09:10:33 2018 No.11516852 >>11489024 Where do you live?? Sounds comfy

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 12:33:41 2018 No.11517635

bsc in business IT and now currently working on two masters on business administration and innovation management

It has some interesting aspects to it but I do regret not taking something that feels less floaty and more applicable. The field of engineering or something in the field of medicine seems more attractive to me.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 12:35:58 2018 No.11517644 New major thread when?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 15:24:18 2018 No.11518378 >normies going to college/working reeeeeeeeeeeeee go away

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