EVE General Discussion

@NickyYo

thanks for clarification..

I saw a collage once. It was a bunch of really small picks of *******, and when you stood back and looked at it, they collectively looked like 2 *******.

There was a time when college was reserved for those of above average ability to tap their untapped potential. OP's lack of basic spelling and grammar is further evidence that modern "college" is nothing more than a government subsidized money printer for faculties and the politicians they support.

Tin foil hat not required for that one.

To be less rude though, good luck dude, I mean it. While I believe firmly it would be infinitely more valuable for you to grab a two year degree as an electrician or any other trade than a bachelors in communication I wish you the best all the same.

I'm continually amazed by how many people go to college just to check the "I got a degree" box. College is a multi-thousand dollar investment (remember to count forgone wages) that should be strategically aligned with a career objective (or at least an explicit personal learning objective). If your goal is to improve your grammar and critical thinking - I would recommend frequent trips to your local library as a far better option. If your the type that doesn't like to read or study on your own initiative, then I would re-think whether your ready for college in the first place.

Also - my personal opinion is to go to a top school, get a very unique degree, or don't bother. I throw away every resume I receive with a "check-box" degree from a degree-factory school. Your education needs to make you stand out from the crowd - so make sure it does.

Good luck!

Confirming you want an engineering degree if you are looking for real world iskies. I got a BS in mathematics and I'm payed at "social worker" level according to that article. I definitely enjoyed learning "pure math" but I do regret not getting an engineering degree even though I hated engineering classes (the teachers couldn't answer "why... ?").

I did some research, and I am going to switch to "theoretical engineering" which seems fun, Gordon Freeman had a Theoretical Physics Degree and that was a top notch earner for Sierra.

Basically I will be the guy building the dimensional portal rather than thinking it up.

Requires me to take Advanced Algebra but if the payoff is worth it, can be done.

******* trolled.

sad face- i'll be a qualified social worker when i graduate- however i do know that you re far more likely to get a job as a social worker- than you would if you had a degree in maths.

i cant remember but i seen somewhere that only 50% of mathematics graduates get a job- 79% of social work graduates get a job.- and a director of social work gets paid up to 100k a year- a team leader gets paid up to 50k and not to mention a solid pension

*edit- also that article seems very biased- especially since its published in cnn business news section- god i take back what i said above- give me a social worker degree over a maths degree any day- also suicides are lower in my career pathway.

P.S. Trades don't stop you having a business of your own in that or prevent you from studying part time. They give you something solid to live off and fall back on.

Yeah, collage even makes mining veldpar in a noob ship appealing.