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Major in a career and not an obscure passion
Jan 22, 2016 5:54 PM
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Major in a career and not an obscure passion
Cruddypizza
If you are willing to move to anywhere. That makes it a hell of a lot easier.
ohblackbetty
Step 1. Take a bath with soap
markermusprime
If you have passion for something, are able to adapt to the times and recognize opportunity you can still get a job right out of college.
Worble
Depends where you are, what your local market is like, what field you are in and if you are in the right place at the right time.
max22imus
Even if you have a (somewhat) obscure liberal arts degree, there are plenty of jobs you can get if you just don't fuck up the interview
pansexualcosmonaut
Getting ANY job, sure. Getting a GOOD job . . . not so much.
Denmysterywoman
Even if you major in a career it doesn't guarantee you'll get a job, the competition is high among recent college graduates.
Cruddypizza
I am in music education. I have seen a lot of my fellow peers score jobs right after. Whether they can escape payroll cuts is another story.
markermusprime
Agreed, in the SF Bay Area at CSU East Bay #1 major was Nursing, some friends didn't find a job for 3 years after graduating.
markermusprime
Two gave up on being a nurse and became photographers and rent out gear while freelancing because that's their passion.