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Getting a bachelors in Humanities and history 2017-02-12 02:25:45 Post No. 2353301
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Getting a bachelors in Humanities and history
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2017-02-12 02:25:45
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There's not many options for someone with a degree in this besides high school teacher or journalist. Have any of you actually landed a job with this? Is it worth it?
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>>2353301
No. As much as I wanted to get a masters in something History related, I also wanted to eat, so I went STEM.
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>>2353318
I can't really do STEM because I'm too autistic to do math
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>>2353318
>I also wanted to eat, so I went STEM.
The STEMtards in my country also go hungry lel.
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>>2353333
Do you live in north korea?
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>>2353333
What's your career?
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>>2353301
Having a college degree in anything on your resume will open up a lot of opportunities. It lets companies know that you were responsible/smart/ambitious enough to graduate.
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>>2353510
This. Most employers only require that you have a degree. What it's in doesn't matter. This is the truth for the vast majority of jobs out there, and probably every one that OP will even think about going after. What's important in looking for a job is knowing how to market yourself.
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