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My cousin graduated with Engineering degree at top state university in May and is still looking for jobs...
Anecdotes are just that. My cousin graduated with an Engineering degree at a top state university in May and was offered a very good position only a month later. There are so many factors at play here.
Anecdotes are just that. My cousin graduated with an Engineering degree at a top state university in May and was offered a very good position only a month later. There are so many factors at play here.
Our friend's daughter that graduated with a degree in English had 4 job offers before she graduated....you just never know...
Same answer as always - the major that you love and do well in.
I attempted to go against the grain once. It was costly and the major did not "stick".
Didn't have it, but didn't love it.
College is about learning - and learning to love learning for the sake of nothing more than learning.
Vocational or trade schools are focused on obtaining a trade or vocation after graduation. That was never the goal of a university education, although it is a frequent outcome.
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I walked into that one! lol.
