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12707559 No.12707559 [Reply] [Original]

Need a bit of advice bros
>Cant afford to do engineering even with 30% tution grant.
>Thinking of majoring in accounting instead cause its way cheaper and seems like career with a high job demand.
Yea or nah ?

>> No.12707575

>>12707559
>90% blacks
>never any interesting math
>hate your life bookkeeping for rich people blatantly seeing how little you make in comparison
Up to you if you want accounting

>> No.12707580

>>12707559
If you genuinely believe you'll be happy as an engineer, it's worth it to pony up for student loans than get stuck with a job you hate.

>> No.12707608

>>12707580
Thing is, I don't care what job I do as long as I get a decent income.
>poorfag
I only did Engineering at A levels cause I thought the name sounded cool when I was in the 9th grade kek.
I want to know if accounting is a decent career path.

>> No.12707611

>>12707608
Accounting is easier than engineering by a Longshot, and the income is pretty solid as well. It's not engineering tier, but it's about university professor tier.

>> No.12707638

>>12707611
I know that much lol, did accounting and electrical at GSCE level.
What I'm thinking about doing is
>pursue accounts
>graduate and work for a few years
>when I have a solid income go back and get engineering degree

>> No.12707660

>>12707638
If you plan on putting money into a retirement at all, due to the way interest accrues, you'll be a lot better off financially 25 years from now if you just pursue the degree you actually want for your lifelong career. Yes you will have to take student loans, but you will also save yourself at least 4 years and potential millions,