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Topic	English Degree useless?
RebelElite791 10/19/18 11:31:46 PM #21:	Comfy_Pillow posted... RebelElite791 posted... Comfy_Pillow posted... RebelElite791 posted... Any degree is useful if you use it right. An english grad can be a teacher, writer, journalist, editor, go on to business school for an MBA, or even branch out into things like PR, HR, management, etc. Look at the broader communication skills gained from the degree rather than solely what you'd study. Every company needs people who are skilled communicators. what an absolute load. Majoring in English doesn't make someone a skilled communicated or writer. It doesn't really make you skilled at anything. You can gain communication skills from a wide variety of majors that can land you a job people actually way. "A job people actually way" Well clearly you weren't an English major. lmao the lowest form of rebuttal. Yes, I wasn't a tool throwing away 30k on a useless major. I actually wanted to (and now do) make money Well anyone paying 30k for most degrees is an idiot yes. If you can't get scholarships you should go to community college for the first 2 years. But yes, surprisingly, degrees focusing on writing and communication tend to produce good writers and communicators. --- https://imgur.com/MS5SvzN Take better care of your teeth and f*, a lot more. <cite>RebelElite791 posted [p:910831935] in English De... [t:77112354]...</cite> <quote><cite>Comfy_Pillow posted...</cite> <quote><cite>RebelElite791 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Comfy_Pillow posted...</cite> <quote><cite>RebelElite791 posted...</cite> <quote>Any degree is useful if you use it right. An english grad can be a teacher, writer, journalist, editor, go on to business school for an MBA, or even branch out into things like PR, HR, management, etc. Look at the broader communication skills gained from the degree rather than solely what you'd study. Every company needs people who are skilled communicators.</quote> what an absolute load. Majoring in English doesn't make someone a skilled communicated or writer. It doesn't really make you skilled at anything. You can gain communication skills from a wide variety of majors that can land you a job people actually way.</quote> "A job people actually way" Well clearly you weren't an English major.</quote> lmao the lowest form of rebuttal. Yes, I wasn't a tool throwing away 30k on a useless major. I actually wanted to (and now do) make money</quote> Well anyone paying 30k for most degrees is an idiot yes. If you can't get scholarships you should go to community college for the first 2 years. But yes, surprisingly, degrees focusing on writing and communication tend to produce good writers and communicators. --- https://imgur.com/MS5SvzN Take better care of your teeth and f*, a lot more.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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