Amusingly, I have a polisci/philosophy with a minor in history and I make my money in computer science. I never viewed college as a tech school, I viewed it a

Amusingly, I have a polisci/philosophy with a minor in history and I make my money in computer science. I never viewed college as a tech school, I viewed it as an avenue to study things that expanded my mental frames of reference. Perhaps that's why I'm not just a pure coder but also a biz dev, marketing, and operations resource for the companies I've worked for. Abstract thinking with an understanding of how it applies to multiple problem sets is far more valuable than sheer technical knowledge. edit: damnit, misfire. This was meant for another post.