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I studied semiotics at Brown... but almost everyone working next to me studied CS/IT/DS for undergrad. I often wonder if I would regret studying semiotics if I
by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
I studied semiotics at Brown... but almost everyone working next to me studied CS/IT/DS for undergrad.
I often wonder if I would regret studying semiotics if I never learned to code (granted, I was writing code before college).
I do think studying semiotics is part of what got me interested in doing something meaningful with my life.
Anyone else here have an unconventional degree while also being a relative success story?
- buscoquadnary 4y agoI have two guys I work with that got their degree in Economics or Poli Sci, then they went back to school to get a degree in Info Sec. So that's kind of a success story I guess.
- jorts 4y agoA friend of mine was a percussion major who ended up being a developer for a now public company, then became a sales rep for another now public company, and is now a founder at a new startup.