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There’s a better way: 1. If there is a subject you’re passionate about, go for it 2. Cost matters. If you select a degree that doesn’t earn a lot and you live
by zhdc1 4y ago
There’s a better way:
1. If there is a subject you’re passionate about, go for it
2. Cost matters. If you select a degree that doesn’t earn a lot and you live in a country where higher education can be expensive, unless if you have the opportunity to study at a game changing institution, consider going for a low cost program
3. If you don’t know what you want to study, pick two or three relatively high earning degrees that you may enjoy, take introductory classes in all of them and build your study path around the one you find most enjoyable
4. Work experience and internships matter. Outside of some notable exceptions, you will likely have more success if you have a somewhat lower GPA and several internships on your resume