learn to like math
and youll make money
and youll make money
What would be a better major to get a degree in?
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O.iatlhawksfan
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It's really hard to get a job in the psychology field after 30
Nuke Dukem
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why?
My girl says that there are people in their late 30's in her pre med classes
O.iatlhawksfan
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Well a lot of psychologist start their career with getting recruited from the "big 4" and I remember reading that they try to stay away from people over 30. Remember it's gon take you at least 5 years to get your masters and than an extra year to get your CPA
I PROMISE you getting a degree in Psychology is a waste of fukking money
I have one...u need to ask ureself if ure willing to go on and get ure masters degree, and ure doctorate...cause if not, ure wasting ure time. if u are...then go for it...but theres not backing out once u commit to medschool. U cant pay off those loans working at Walmart
But I will say...it at least "helps" to apply to other positions open in any field, and to atleast be able to say u have a "4 year degree" even though itd be better to say "i have this much work experience"
If thats not what he wants to do...
PortCityProphet
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do what makes you happy bruh. a lot of people major in something they dont care about cause its easy or pays a lot. go with passion so when you get out work dont feel like work.
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Of course.
Like what for example? Mathematics is very important in the CE fields.
Really? At State I'm pretty sure you had to take up to at least Calc 4 for Computer Engineering, but I could be wrong.
You can definitely get into IT without much math but I thought you pretty much needed it for the engineering side.
well... I wouldn't consider myself good at math.. I pass math classes and even difficult ones. But in my industry there are some math geniuses. I'm not on that level, but I guess it's perspective and who you're around.
Yes you need calc. mainly you need to be good at stats, Linear Algebra, probability, and calc.
However, technology is where it's at. I say at the very least he look into becoming a IT business Analyst.
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Do psychology if you like it, if you looking for a hustle pick the major that brings the most money. Either way you won't starve. Its pretty much well known you'll make about $30 - 35k/year with only a bachelor's.
Unemployment for those with a master's or doctorate is less than 1%, for those with only a bachelor's it is much higher. A lot of people with a master's make at least $60k a year and usually work in group practice seeing their own patients.
Everyone on here is guessing, I'm giving you facts. I know a few people in the field, psychologist with a Ph.D. are charging $250 for a 1 hour session.
Unemployment for those with a master's or doctorate is less than 1%, for those with only a bachelor's it is much higher. A lot of people with a master's make at least $60k a year and usually work in group practice seeing their own patients.
Everyone on here is guessing, I'm giving you facts. I know a few people in the field, psychologist with a Ph.D. are charging $250 for a 1 hour session.
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This is no disrespect to IT guys, but IT is a totally different beast than Computer Engineering. Even Computer Science and Computer Engineering are almost entirely different except a few shared classes.
There are plenty of people who can code that can't do Algorithm Analysis and efficiency corrections. Those things include Big O analysis, which is basically all math.