Jan 10, 2020All my friends who took the college route got decent jobs in engineering
Jan 10, 2020Ā·4 replieswhat do people on here think of law school? Donāt think Iāve seen it mentioned itt
bitch mob šJan 10, 2020Hurry Up Missionwhat do people on here think of law school? Donāt think Iāve seen it mentioned itt
you have to really love it to put up with the extensive schooling and getting certified, just like with medical fields.
Jan 10, 2020
LegacyConnections>>>Degree
True, All you need in life is connects.
- Jan 10, 2020
frank 2022And donāt do marketing, youāll hate your life.
I got a relative who did marketing, and you're right
- Jan 10, 2020
flackojodyeHighly depends on school, ranking, region, etc
A Harvard History major has a better shot at working at Goldman Sachs than a finance major from North Dakota State
Computer Science majors outside of big tech hubs are typically depressed programmers or it tech
Engineering is good in the south, tech hubs, cities but you will hit a ceiling in terms of salary. Oil and Gas engineering is good, but you will work in the middle of nowhere unless it's at a big O&G firmp
Accounting is great for job security, but unless you have Big 4 experience, you won't get far as fast
Finance majors are only good at top ranked schools with Investment Banking or Consulting recruiting
Marketing Majors typically become account managers for a sales company making 50-70K for their entire career unless they reach a management position
MBA is a waste of money if it's not ranked within the top 25, 30 is pushing it
Most masters degrees are wastes of time and money unless it's required for the job
From a pure future perspective - STEM will always be a great skillset, but that doesn't mean every STEM major is making a lot of money. The job market is very tough and competitive for high paying jobs
Big 4 in accounting is a big b****
- Jan 10, 2020
F*** all the noise Op. Do drama, or politics
Jan 10, 2020Hurry Up Missionwhat do people on here think of law school? Donāt think Iāve seen it mentioned itt
They hate their lives, lol.
- Jan 10, 2020Hurry Up Mission
what do people on here think of law school? Donāt think Iāve seen it mentioned itt
Not sure, every story Iāve heard from people who went to law school was about dropping out. Iām not sure if that speaks to law school being hard or me not knowing any rich people.
Jan 10, 2020Ā·2 repliesHurry Up Missionwhat do people on here think of law school? Donāt think Iāve seen it mentioned itt
not worth it unless you're accepted into one of the stronger law schools
Jan 10, 2020Ā·1 replyLOL
- Jan 10, 2020Ā·1 replyASAKI
not worth it unless you're accepted into one of the stronger law schools
I go to a really good school within range of DC with a strong law program
Jan 10, 2020Ā·1 replyASAKInot worth it unless you're accepted into one of the stronger law schools
What is this ranking? Is this the ābest bang for your buckā value?
On a separate note, law school is a b**** and, if you donāt find the material/prospective employment opportunities interesting, save your $.
- Jan 10, 2020Ā·editedĀ·1 replyHurry Up Mission
I go to a really good school within range of DC with a strong law program
if it's the one I'm thinking of, you'll have no problem. but the ones I listed are considered the T14 schools, aka the best universities BY FAR to trudge through law in.even then, you have to be wary. law school is very expensive, and the jobs you get right after you graduate may demoralize you compared to some of your STEM and business peers. you'll be working a LOT for only a decent compensation for what you've been through.
Jan 10, 2020Art school
- Jan 10, 2020ASAKIĀ· edited if it's the one I'm thinking of, you'll have no problem. but the ones I listed are considered the T14 schools, aka the best universities BY FAR to trudge through law in.
even then, you have to be wary. law school is very expensive, and the jobs you get right after you graduate may demoralize you compared to some of your STEM and business peers. you'll be working a LOT for only a decent compensation for what you've been through.
appreciate the responses - Jan 10, 2020TheAlchemist
What is this ranking? Is this the ābest bang for your buckā value?
On a separate note, law school is a b**** and, if you donāt find the material/prospective employment opportunities interesting, save your $.
it is a list of the T14 law universities, given a ranking by:
1. cost of tuition, accounting for how much financial aid they hand out and their base tuition costs. the higher the ranking, the cheaper the uni.
2. employment after graduation. this doesn't mark "high-quality" jobs (which, if you're considering high-quality jobs right after grad, should probably just shoot for Big Law), but instead the percentage of grads that get jobs in a 1-year timespan post-grad.the list is weighted 75% towards the employment rating, and 25% towards the cost of attendance rating.
- Jan 10, 2020Ā·1 reply
Go to a trade school. Youāll be making like $50+ per hour within like 3 years of getting out
- Jan 10, 2020Ā·1 replySmoofer
Pretty much all STEM degrees eventually
- Jan 10, 2020Sinewave
Itās true, some just require grad school
Jan 10, 2020im gettin a degree in p.e teaching granted teacher starting salary is 58k in my state but 20 year max out is like 105k , but if i save i can try to flip the bread
- SlicedBread šJan 10, 2020Ā·1 reply
BuSInEsS aDmINisTrAtiOn
Jan 10, 2020Ā·1 replyI thought it was gonna be easy to land a job with an accounting degree and I was wrong lmao
- Jan 10, 2020Ā·editedĀ·1 replySinewave
Go to a trade school. Youāll be making like $50+ per hour within like 3 years of getting out
big facts
unless you are going the medical route(which you will incur tremendous debt to achieve) learn a trade
BACHELORS degrees are worth nothing; who you know is much more valuable
Jan 10, 2020Mathematics
or in generally every degree that has a good amount of:
maths, statistics, finance, engineering, accounting, programming (comp sci in general), or physics in it.