What is the most useful non-STEM degree?
In before "no such thing".
The Realist Perspective
Superstar
You're gonna be real related to the public asking them for change. Get out of that shyt immediately. 
UncleTomFord15
Veteran
Accounting
Finance
Business
Education
Finance
Business
Education
probably some shyt with money
edit: yeah see above
edit: yeah see above
Not sure if it's still true but lots of math majors were going to Wall Street and banking. All those silly algorithms someone has to write them. Come up with a goat one, license that shyt or bank off it on your own dime and retire at 35 
Business and management degrees are needed everywhere. Just like teachers.
Depends on what you want to do first, then pay second.
Business and management degrees are needed everywhere. Just like teachers.
Depends on what you want to do first, then pay second.
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UncleTomFord15
Veteran
Stop wasting time. Either get involved in STEM (Comp Sci, Nursing, Med School, electrical engineer, chemical engineering, etc) or one of those non stem degrees I mentioned. Anything else is nonsense and a waste of money.I'm taking Public Relations and all factors are showing that it's a growing field with lots of job prospects
What do y'all think?
god shamgod
Veteran
My sister got a PhD in public relations & works for google making 100k a yearYou're gonna be real related to the public asking them for change. Get out of that shyt immediately.
levitate
I love you, you know.
Honestly in this day of social media I'd assume you could take advantage of the increasing presence (and widespread cases) of mental health issues and get like a sociology masters open up your practice and be visible on social media, being like a social media mental health doctor.......actually idk wtf I'm talking about
whats the M stand for? Money?Accounting and Finance fall under the M in STEM.
UncleTomFord15
Veteran
Was thinking that; was hesitant to put them tbh. So in other words just business and education thenAccounting and Finance fall under the M in STEM.
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