Is a BA Degree useless in todays society?

[OffTheDome]

This gay ass nigga is hardly making any money

 

[OffTheDome]

 

[Keep it a boqol]

Unless you're using it to get into graduate school or you have a passion for the field and see yourself doing further research, it's useless. Focus on Trade skills and STEM

 

[GemState]

Uni is good for certain courses CompSci/Medicine&Dentistry,etc. It's not that high yielding otherwise

 

[AbrahamFreedom]

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[trucel]

Salaries in the UK are terrible tho , need some merican girl to take me with her lmao

 

[Dima&Damo]

Alot Of Stories Like This

 

[JohnCena]

every degree except Medical degrees are useless

You can go to college and pay far less and get work experience.

If you do go to Uni for a degree, make sure its at least STEM/Accounting/Lawyer

 

[Basra]

This gay ass nigga is hardly making any money

In America he would have earned $40 K the first year after graduating. UK waa Gaajo

 

[greznigrezni]

He is not putting in the work. Kulaha I want 100k job just for doing nothing.

 

[JamAm21]

Not from the UK bought college is for networking primarily and buying fundamentals for your area of choice. If you are in STEM, Economics, Law, Medicine, Dentistry, Business, and Finance you have a much better chance of making good to high wages but most people in these fields don't actually pursue what they majored in for various reasons. I believe the USA will allow for much better growth in career if you have the network and skills but most graduates in these fields don't end up in good positions anyway

 

[World]

Nobody told him to do a Mickey Mouse degree my graduate job out of uni was £35k

 

[Unbothered]

He is from uk , they don’t make much there .
And also it’s not about what you know it is who you know .

 

[Last Laugh]

Either do Stem in Uni or become a tradesman. Everything else is a waste of time.

You Uk folks should apply for US jobs so you can start making real money. Even doctors in Europe make the same money as entry level IT workers in the US