Going into university.

[Anonymous No.12320479]

What degrees will increase job opportunities and what degrees are going to waste my time? I’m interested in physics and literature, both of which I’ve heard have no jobs.

[Anonymous No.12320483]

>>12320479
do a degree that you think you will be successful at. if you do something that you don't want to do, you're going to be middle-of-the-road and your career prospects will be even worse

[Anonymous No.12320485]

Degree alone doesn't gurantee you a job. You need experience related to the industry you want to work in

[Anonymous No.12320487]

>>12320479
>good
>STEM
>bad
>pondering what some schizo wrote in his poems

[Anonymous No.12320489]

>>12320483
Thanks that’s solid advice. I’ll try and figure out what I’d do for the rest of my life.

[Anonymous No.12320492]

>>12320487
>>STEM
What STEM degrees are most desirable? Everyone I know wants to get a CS degree it seems overpopulated especially since these people are npc level people.

[Anonymous No.12320497]

>>12320485
Do you mean like internships? I’ve only ever worked minimum wage hell my teen years.

[the pepe slayer No.12321238]

>>12320479
go do plumbing or electrical work less time in school means more money

[Anonymous No.12321239]

>>12320492
Anything but physics

[Anonymous No.12321495]

>>12320479
Undergrad EEng -> Industrial Electrician

[Anonymous No.12321508]

>>12320492
Any degree will have "npc" people. Realize that like 85% of scientists to have ever been alive are alive today.
If you put something on a pedestal you'll just be disappointed, you'll find a smart autist in whatever subject you pick. And just a bsc is enough for entry level jobs, just pick what you want.