> He’s sharp. (He graduated with an interdisciplinary studies degree, having studied business, engineering, and design). In my experience, interdisciplinary st

> He’s sharp. (He graduated with an interdisciplinary studies degree, having studied business, engineering, and design). In my experience, interdisciplinary studies degrees have the reputation of being for the people who are sort of dumb, failed to pass upper level classes for intended major, and wound up doing general studies because they had so many credit hours they couldn't use towards a single degree. Are interdisciplinary studies degrees especially difficult or indicative of intelligence elsewhere? >It’s easy to understand their interest in Fiance. Not really, and this article doesn't help at all either. The argument seems to be that he made some some Photoshop graphics and pitched the idea of "Why not me?" to a group of people he probably had connections with through friends or family. There is lots of stuff that is seemingly bullshit in this article I can't even be bothered to address specifically.