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Seriously though
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
ohblackbetty
Step 1. Take a bath with soap
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.
Cruddypizza
If you are willing to move to anywhere. That makes it a hell of a lot easier.
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.
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.