Int. Relations/Politics here, pretty much destined to spend the rest of my life lecturing.
[QUOTE=dude im so high;32150595]You don't even need to choose right now dude. You still have to take gen ed classes first.[/QUOTE]
No, that's America. Our undergrad degrees take three years, not four, partly because of that.
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[QUOTE=wraithcat;32150324]you have to remember that the amount of spaces for doctors teaching the subject itself is usually quite limited. So even if you are good, it's by no means a path to success.
There's a reason there's a number of so called dead weight degrees. Which are good to have in a society, but attract a lot of people who just want a degree and nothing else. They do produce some decent people which are good for the culture, but those are rare and far in between.
And then there's a a group of completely useless degrees - like entrepreneurship. Which is probably just a washed down business degree with a lot of jibber jabber on how exceptional you are.
Hell if you want to get doing something like this, a combined marketing|business degree would probably yield better results.[/QUOTE]
Perhaps I'll rephrase.
There is no useless degree when you live in a social democracy with a strong economy.
And when I say good, I mean [I]really[/I] good.
Like how I imagine hehe is doing.
When I went to uni I ended up dealing a fuck ton of meph and alzheimer meds. Does that make me an entrepreneur?
[QUOTE=FinalHunter;32158312]Seriously.
What is it with fucking dumbasses and saying this. "OH I DON'T KNOW WHAT I WANT TO DO WITH THE REST OF MY LIFE".
Holy shit make up your fucking mind. I've known since I was 11 that I wanted to go into Astrophysics and I am. What the hell is so difficult about that? Do you not know what you like doing or something?![/QUOTE]
Wow, good for you, but don't be an asshole to other people just because they're not sure.
[QUOTE=OogalaBoogal;32157523]tbh [B]I've found[/B] its the other way around.
OP, get a skill, then get that degree. You have to have good skills to start a business.[/QUOTE]
So what business have you started ?
[QUOTE=Overworld;32144097]pretty much this. If you want to start a business, you need to start a business, not waste 4 years learning the idea behind starting a business.[/QUOTE]
Though business degrees and all that provide the foundation to start a successful business. You can go in to it blindly or go in and start with a good idea of what needs to be done.
I've seen a lot of people who skipped past getting an education or experience to run a business and start their own business. Needless to say they got stuck at a certain point and it all caved in on them.
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