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[Anonymous No.56701121]

What's the best degree and job to get in 2024?

I have to make a decision soon

How good is a bachelors in architecture?

[Anonymous No.56701294]

>>56701121
>what is the best degree
Dick sucking degree
>what is the best job
Sucking dick
>how good is a bachelors in architecture?
Straight ass

[Anonymous No.56701432]

>>56701121
industrial maintenance

[Anonymous No.56701472]

>>56701121
music then grad school
you can get into law or med school with a music BA/BMus. music has a pretty bad dropout rate, but if you’re not a total retard or super lazy you should be able to breeze through + pull qt art hoes
t. MA in music fag

[Anonymous No.56701486]

>>56701121
>How good is a bachelors in architecture?
Can you draw dick buildings, with dick trees and dick people, to impress phallic obsessed dick-aficionados?

[Anonymous No.56701495]

>>56701121
Software engineering or computer science

[Anonymous No.56701497]

>>56701472
also, live performers won’t be replaced entirely by AI. good music teachers will also always be better than the alternatives. $70/hr is not uncommon in leafland for private music teachers fwiw

[Anonymous No.56701510]

>>56701121
architecture is great if you have the brain of a savant in many ways including spatial reasoning and some philosophy of art. otherwise don’t bother. 99/100 homes are shitbox cardboard maggotfeed

[Anonymous No.56701558]

>>56701121
>get degree in economics
>start off in business consulting
>beginning salary $52k
>just make powerpoint presentations
>boomer CEOs impressed constantly by slide transitions
>have formula
>say spooky boomer business words
>"Free Cash Flow is Negative"
>say slick catch phrases
>"your relative competition is doing X better by 12%"
>boomers not quite buying the formula
>"YOU BETTER START STACKING FUCKING SANDBAGS!"
>that got their fucking attention
>"KEEP DOING WHAT YOU DO AND YOU WONT HAVE A BUSINESS IN 6 MONTHS"
>"WHY DO YOU THINK I'M HERE!?"
>basically bullying them
>they think I'm a genius
>rinse repeat
>ff 7 years
>now make $366k
>$120k performance bonus
>hit it every fuckin' year
>I'm starting to believe that I might be the sole reason our economy is tanking
>doesn't matter I'm fucking rich
>just evicted a tenet before winter who used to bully me in HS
>see thread
>post reply
>feels good

[Anonymous No.56701562]

>>56701472
>Just get a useless bachelor's degree and then take extra courses to get into a professional program
The music degree was irrelevant, why would you even recommend this then?

[Anonymous No.56701573]

>>56701495
Don't listen to this. Computer science is a dead end career. Theres literally no companies hiring rn.

[Anonymous No.56701587]

>>56701558
>make that kind of money
>spend time on 4chin instead of snorting coke of hooker asses

[Anonymous No.56701590]

>>56701121
I got a Bachelor's in Environmental Design, and a Master's in Architecture. I wouldn't recommend this career path unless you're willing to make a lot of sacrifices financially or socially. It's a rather difficult field, and the culture around education is sink or swim. There will be times were teachers will try to make an example out of you to weed out other individuals, and you may become very self conscious if you can't perform well in design, structures, theory, or more technical courses. You'll also be expected to learn major software skills during personal time, and classes will not touch on how to work with industry standards unless you specifically look for electives that do so. This doesn't account for the 2 years of experience (work hours) you'll need to document at a firm, in order to qualify for a series of 6 exams needed to get your Architectural license. As for degrees, they need to be NAAB accredited, or else you won't be eligible for the exams either. You can opt for a 5 year bachelor's if you don't want to pursue a master's, this is a fair alternative if you want to make the most out of financial aid services.

I'll give you some personal context in salary. People will tell you the pay is shit, you need to pursue Architecture for the love of it, they're right. I work at a firm as a Coordinator, the next step would be Architect. Architects make about +$2,000 more salary wise. My salary is 68K, after taxes it's 48K. I live in the Midwest, there's higher salaries elsewhere, but the cost of living is cheap here. Cost of living will be between 12K to 15K. Assume what you'll be able to invest freely each year is 22K, the rest is for emergencies. For context I started out as a Designer, but firms will have other positions like Drafter or Intern.

The best careers will likely be in STEM. If you're interested in design, tech might be a good option. A software engineer, UX/UI designer, or motion designer will all have salaries in the 6 digits.

[Anonymous No.56701595]

>>56701587
>snorting coke of hooker asses

[Anonymous No.56701668]

>>56701590
For added context, a degree in UX for example will not be easy, but more accessible. The process to be considered a professional will also be more straightforward and clear cut with less red tape. I have a buddy who went through this process, and for them they had to work internships while completing their degree. You want to nab a spot at a FAANG company, or at least find a program that has alumni, teachers, or classes that will put you in contact with those companies. I would urge you to look for that in particular. The degree doesn't have to be from a great university, just one that can link you to a company that pays at least 100K in a starting position. I mainly say this since some universities will have programs where you'll get a chance to work for a company, like say Google, and establish a direct relationships with recruiters or staff later down the line. I wish you good luck anon, and hopefully there's more anons willing to share some more of their experiences and advice.

I would personally advise against the bachelor's in Architecture, unless you really like it. And if you do decide to pursue it, I recommend the 5 year programs. Otherwise you'll need to pursue a Master's if you want to be an Architect or be up for promotions later down the line.

[Anonymous No.56701672]

Healthcare with all the dying boomers

[Anonymous No.56701814]

>>56701573
in the us maybe lmao

[Anonymous No.56701834]

>>56701587
It's a larp. Probably a chinkoid

[Anonymous No.56701894]

>>56701121

If you want a general degree that can get you almost anywhere:

- Major in Business Administration
- Minor in Mathematics/Statistics

The best job is totally dependent on what you're interested in. If you want to work in a bank, or financial institution? Take a major in Economics, Accounting, Buisness Administration, or Finance, with a minor in Mathematics/Statistics.

If you want to be an artist, fashion designer, jewelry, etc.? Get a major in Arts, with a minor in Jewelry and Enameling, Fashion, Sculpture, etc.

Want to work in the scientific field? Get a a major in that specific field and then get a minor in mathematics/statistics.

Want to work for a agricultural company? Get major in agricultural buisness with a minor in mathematics/statistics.

Want to work for an oil company? Get a major in petroleum engineering, with a minor in Mathematics/Statistics.

[Anonymous No.56702249]

>>56701121
Engineer here, I wish I became an actuary instead. I fell for the meme that you should do what you enjoy and find a career that you can be passionate about, but it's all a lie. I don't get to build cool robots or even do any maths, I just write boring documents. Actuaries probably have boring jobs too, but at least they're paid well for it.

[Anonymous No.56702274]

>>56701672
Yeah. Become a travel nurse and live with your parents. You can clear $300k with free housing.

The downside is that you’d have to work in states like Florida where the hospitals are warzones

[Anonymous No.56702306]

>>56701121
>sould i pick cotton or tobacco
If you're an amerimutt then ignore my post but if you're a euro then slavery is slavery, might as well pick the easier slave job.
>be me masters in top 3 uni in CS in country (France)
>wagecuck as software engineer
>employers pays me 4800 a month
>before it goes out of his pocket the jews take 1300 as his tax on welfare and other jewery, so his pocket is left with 3500
>while it's in his hand the jews take 800 for my tax on welfare and other jewery so he's left with 2700
>while it's in my hand the jews take 300 for taxes on income so left with 2400
>pay 1000 in rent for a 24 sure meter apartment at 30 min train from paris in a shit neighborhood
>left with 1400
meanwhile
>be a cashier at lidl
>make 1650 gross
>1300 net
>state pays your rent
>state pays your health insurance
>left with 1300

[Anonymous No.56702325]

>>56701558
that a jew scammer like this with low IQ gets 300k... i just hate this world hope its larp