What are some stable degrees outside of STEM and business?

Depends, are you good with communicating with others, if not then STEM is the way to go.

>>34576257
Anything in health care

>Healthcare
>Education
>Walmart

The three pillars of the american economy

>>34576257

I think a lot of degrees have potential, provided you're willing to put in the effort prior to graduating.

My ex-girlfriend was an advertising major. Before we'd met, she never had a boyfriend and rarely went out to party. She spent a lot of free time involving herself with organizations and did an internship every summer. While she's not making engineer-tier money, she landed a job right after graduating that paid $50,000 per year. Two years later, her new company is paying closer to $70k and is sponsoring an MBA from a highly-ranked university.

Advertising, from what I understand, is usually regarded as a "blow-off" major. However, she's doing much better than most people because she set herself up for success in ways that I and other students didn't.

If you get into a business-related field or soft science and are willing to do internships and maybe get an MA or MS, you can probably earn halfway decently.

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>>34576407
>outside of STEM and business
Read the opium

>>34576257

Why is this fucker in every youtube advert I see.

>>34576465

Kek - oops.

>>34576523
Because of the amount of money he's paid.

>>34576257
I'm trying to decide between getting a degree in privilege checking, or whether I should just go with bull prepping.

>>34576580
Show me one school that offers either of those as a major.

>>34576640

BBCuniversity.edu

>STEM
>stable
lol. Also buisness is a degree for fratbros who know they are going to get a job either way, for everyone else it translates to "im not good at anything and needed to pick some bullshit"

>>34576695
Accounting and marketing are also business degrees, ya know.

Trades my dood. I am a welder and I rake in the fat cash while only working half the year. Not to mention that I weld in my free time anyway. Autism ftw

>>34576720
Yeah youll be a bank teller in no time

>>34576720
>Accounting and marketing are also business degrees, ya know.

Marketing is the most useless degree if you're not Chad or STACEY. It's literally the Chad/Stacey degree. If you're good looking you'll be in easily. I wish someone told me this

>>34576257
Accounting
Finance

Also if you can program just get a degree in some traded shot be a programmer

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Is law a meme?

>>34576257
Go trades. Good chance to make some good money and you're damn near guaranteed a job since no one goes into them. Not having a shit ton of student debt is nice as well.

>>34577555
yeah
oregonor

>>34577555
unless you want to be a lawyer and plan to go to law school, yes

>>34576846
How do you only work half the year?

>>34576341
No it isn't. If you can't communicate at all, don't even bother college. You need to get interviews and work with teams in most STEM fields. I found out the hard way.