Idc at all about a passion if the degree could fund my passion

Comp Sci
Civil Engineering/Mech E
Accounting
MBA
Management Information Systems
Electronical Engineering

If you're curious about careers read www.bls.gov instead of ktt

Pretty much all STEM degrees eventually

Depends honestly

I mean yea I was thinking bio or other hard sciences might be not great especially if you don’t go to grad school. But even then if you do well you can work in a lab or something

There is no guarantee

Finance and/or accounting

Compsci

Computer engineering

Mechanical/electrical/biomedical engineering

These are the ones where more likely than not you'll be making decent money right after graduating AND u won't need grad school

The future is unpredictable

Big Cap.

If you want a commerce degree, just major in accounting.

Nursing. But what do I know

Liberal arts

None ...you will forever be a slave to the system. There is no avoiding it. Unless you die

If you have a STEM degree and know how to program (or know statistics), you can get a job

No passion? Then Petroleum Engineer at whatever affordable public uni you can go to. A degree is a degree. Guaranteed 100k job after graduating.

Doctor

My nigga 😎

idk but im doing property/real estate and commerce

It’s not worth going to uni if you have a plan and a drive.

Get a full time job as a construction/flooring/landscaping for the year work for mad cash. You should easily be able to save 35k+ each year if you play it smart. 140k in 4 years cash and that should be able to hep you achieve your goals.

in total i'll be paying 20-25k for my bachelor's in cybersecurity and i'm en route to make that and more this year with just an internship.

Connections>>>Degree

is this it?

Dental Hygiene

art history

Try to do research on what a good paying job is that you’ll at least enjoy a little. It’s most important that you can enjoy your work, or else it will be soul-crushing after a while. What kind of stuff are you into?