What job can I get with an Associate of Arts degree? >Pic

>>1959488
Flib burgers

>>1959488
What did you major in?

Did you partake in any other activities or work while studying?

>>1959523
Activities yes, but like clubs and sports. I was working as cashier as a student.

Basically major is associate of arts general..

Am i fucked?

>>1959534
I would stress getting a full Bachelors and good summer internships.

>>1959488
The same jobs that you could have gotten with a high school diploma.

>>1959536
What would bachelors art get me in, also does it matter too much if I go to a great university or a cheaper college that offers bachelors? I dont want to get in debt

>>1959562
Not much bro. Take the credits you've earned through your AA and move into an actual field and get a Bachelor's degree. Go STEM

>>1959488
Apple Store

>>1959791
Don't listen to this autistic idiot

>>1959488

>Barista
>Diversity coordinator
>Dish washer (not qualified for cook or cashier)
>Social media director

>>1959562
The benefits of great universities are less in the education, more in the associated pedigree and connections you make with your peers while there. So if you can't get into a top school off the bat, might as well go to the state school.

As for what it would get you, a 4-year degree is an unofficial requirement to the middle class these days. Hell, in Washington DC, you need a 4-year degree to take care of kids these days.

No, seriously, look it up.

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>>1959800
>not qualified for a cook or cashier position

>>1959802
>As for what it would get you, a 4-year degree is an unofficial requirement to the middle class these days.

Maybe for idiots that need their hand held through life.

>>1959800

this is a good post.

lmao nigga u got an associate of arts, in what? pls dont tell me u went to berklee and got an associates degree in music

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>>1959808
Alas, our enlightened liberal masters, who control the press and influence educational policy, have deemed it. And thus, so shall it be~

I want the student debt bubble to explode.

>>1959822
I'm an Independent. I don't agree with the ideology that college is your only way to having anything in life. It isn't. It's for those with little to no imagination who can't create anything.

>>1959802
Serious question, is connections a real thing. Like what kind of benefits does connections have? Is it like starting a business with people from rich families?

>>1959818
They don't have A.A's at Berklee, dude

>>1959830
It could be anything from clientele to referrals to leads. Anything at all. Might have a friend that is a mechanic or one that can build houses.

>>1959828
I was being sarcastic.

In my view, the 4 year degree is now severely devalued. Particularly since every other jack off graduates with one but has no idea what he or she really wants to do in life. Apparently, we don't teach kids to think for themselves anymore.

So I say bring in some pain and hardship. Maybe it'll toughen them up some.

>>1959835
Well with what De Blasio wants to do with NYC, making college free for those under a certain household income, it'll be as worthless as a diploma.

>>1959831
you can do their 2 year "diploma" program which is an associates degree

>>1959841
>degree
>diploma
>thinking they're the same thing.

Common core education, everyone.

>>1959830
Got my current job through an introduction made my a connection years ago. The new one I'm gunning for is possible because another connection emailed the wife of the owner to suggest me.

It's a real thing. Just assume that "networking" is a polite euphemism for nepotism.

>>1959839
Does that yet he still can't handle the homeless situation. Virtue signaling galore.

>>1959848
Exactly