So what's the best degree to get right now?
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Stable degree with decent prospect =]
People have been suggesting accounting, what do you guys think?
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do u just want a nice rice bowl or something u relli like?
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just to live comfortably =]
i am the type that will NOT go to starbucks instead of kopitiam for coffee, not spend 100+ on 1 clothing item, not eat at expensive restaurants that charge 20+ for main course etc. dunno if this is considered a little thrifty? cos i know some guys that can spend $3-4 for a kopi-o everyday, and they treat that as a normal day to day thing.
but things like medical bills, school fees etc i want to be able to pay for without any problems at all
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wat if the in thing is astronomy but then u relli relli relli like botany?
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if someone demonstrates to me that astronomy has a lot of prospect and such than i will be more than willing to study it instead of my interest.
right now i am interested in money, economics and such but i really know nothing about this so...
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and find urself dragging/dreading to work everyday?
got money oso no mood enjoy?
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i would say to choose something that you like as its your life and your choice. If you like the job, you will be motivated to work, and not forcing yourself to
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Originally posted by cactusjack23:
Stable degree with decent prospect =]
People have been suggesting accounting, what do you guys think?
Save your time and money spent on getting a degree and start a business.You can always study for a degree later on, maybe then you will see degree isn't everything and you don't have to live your life like everyone else.
Don't ask me which business you should be doing, this question has been asked 93472659257202 times already.
You should spend time to think about your own business, afterall it's mind your own business right?
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Engineering degree, you can do other jobs with an engineering degree, but you cannot do engineering with other degrees.
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LLB/BCom ?
BEng/LLB ?
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Any specialized technical degree.
Medicine
Law
Pharmacy
Engineering
Computing
Etc.
Anything that can serve as a little barrier (market entry barrier) for the job market.
Accountancy I am not too sure, it's a little bit of technical and specialized, but at the same time, it's also a little general and easy to get. People can even get courses on their own.
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Originally posted by parn:
Save your time and money spent on getting a degree and start a business.You can always study for a degree later on, maybe then you will see degree isn't everything and you don't have to live your life like everyone else.
Don't ask me which business you should be doing, this question has been asked 93472659257202 times already.
You should spend time to think about your own business, afterall it's mind your own business right?
the advices u given for businesses so far....do u own a business yaself? can relate ya own experience for us to learn from?
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Originally posted by kengkia:
the advices u given for businesses so far....do u own a business yaself? can relate ya own experience for us to learn from?
I don't own any business or businesses at the moment.
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any degree or career that pays the most is the best choice so far...
passion is when one is in the 20s and survival is when one is in 30s and after...thus many switch from their passion of 20s to something sustainable when one is getting older....i.e. switching from sports or engineering to business or finance finally...etc...and another good question is why some has so many multi-disciplinary degrees and this trend is rising..for fear of losing out
such is the reality
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get a sales degree