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5/18/2012 7:12:01 AM
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What are your college plans?
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3 years of undergraduate done. One left. Planning to continue my education after that, ideally with a PhD/MD program, as being able to do both sounds incredible. Otherwise I'm leaning more towards pursuing a PhD over an MD because I feel that I prefer working in research over working with people constantly..
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MilitaryTheorist [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Truth of TX Getting my Associates in General Studies now. After I'm out of the Army I'm going to go after my degree in Kinesiology. [/quote] [i]Oh you...[/i][/quote] Meeeeeee :3
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Truth of TX Getting my Associates in General Studies now. After I'm out of the Army I'm going to go after my degree in Kinesiology. [/quote] [i]Oh you...[/i]
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Getting my Associates in General Studies now. After I'm out of the Army I'm going to go after my degree in Kinesiology.
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Doing Computer Science & Software engineering, ATM.
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Go back. oh boy the student loans I'm gonna have to pay now.
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Going to get my Associates degree in Psychology and continue on from there. Going to be starting up at Santa Fe sometime in the fall.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Seggi31 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Seggi31 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude How do you define the worth of a college degree?[/quote]Likely monetary return.[/quote]Should a college degree's value only be determined by the market for the skills that the degree hypothetically provides, or is there an intrinsic value to degrees which provides greater knowledge.[/quote]Sure, there's both. [quote]Is a history degree not just as valuable as a business degree, if only in a different way? [/quote]lolno[/quote]What makes a history degree so laughingly less valuable then a business degree.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Seggi31 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude How do you define the worth of a college degree?[/quote]Likely monetary return.[/quote]Should a college degree's value only be determined by the market for the skills that the degree hypothetically provides, or is there an intrinsic value to degrees which provides greater knowledge.[/quote] Sure, there's both. [quote]Is a history degree not just as valuable as a business degree, if only in a different way? [/quote] lolno
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Get my master's in law.
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Almost finished semester 1 of my Bachelor of Education. Today was my last day of classes.
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I'm gonna pluck my G string, and hammer on A minor. Then i'll think about school.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MadMax888 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MilitaryTheorist [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Seggi31 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude How do you define the worth of a college degree?[/quote]Likely monetary return.[/quote]Should a college degree's value only be determined by the market for the skills that the degree hypothetically provides, or is there an intrinsic value to degrees which provides greater knowledge. Is a history degree not just as valuable as a business degree, if only in a different way? [/quote] Some college degrees are intrinsically better than others for practical reasons, such as getting a job. For example, a degree in business will aid you more in the necessities of everyday life than a degree in gender studies. However, that doesn't mean that gender studies isn't void of any value. For you gain knowledge from your educational training. That said, you should major in something that will get you a job after your education. Especially if you're going on the taxpayer's dime(Military) or on a family member's expense.[/quote] True. However, if you have a plan to use your Gender Studies degree in some way as your career, I see no reason not to go down that path.[/quote] Of course, but many people don't find much use for Gender Studies, which is a problem. That said, some do use it for their job, i'm sure.
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I plan on finishing my Touristic Administration carrer with at least 4 languages (currently working on the 3rd and 4th) and maybe opening my own Hotel or restaurant. Time will tell.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MilitaryTheorist [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Seggi31 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude How do you define the worth of a college degree?[/quote]Likely monetary return.[/quote]Should a college degree's value only be determined by the market for the skills that the degree hypothetically provides, or is there an intrinsic value to degrees which provides greater knowledge. Is a history degree not just as valuable as a business degree, if only in a different way? [/quote] Some college degrees are intrinsically better than others for practical reasons, such as getting a job. For example, a degree in business will aid you more in the necessities of everyday life than a degree in gender studies. However, that doesn't mean that gender studies isn't void of any value. For you gain knowledge from your educational training. That said, you should major in something that will get you a job after your education. Especially if you're going on the taxpayer's dime(Military) or on a family member's expense.[/quote] True. However, if you have a plan to use your Gender Studies degree in some way as your career, I see no reason not to go down that path.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Seggi31 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude How do you define the worth of a college degree?[/quote]Likely monetary return.[/quote]Should a college degree's value only be determined by the market for the skills that the degree hypothetically provides, or is there an intrinsic value to degrees which provides greater knowledge. Is a history degree not just as valuable as a business degree, if only in a different way? [/quote] Some college degrees are intrinsically better than others for practical reasons, such as getting a job. For example, a degree in business will aid you more in the necessities of everyday life than a degree in gender studies. However, that doesn't mean that gender studies isn't void of any value. For you gain knowledge from your educational training. That said, you should major in something that will get you a job after your education. Especially if you're going on the taxpayer's dime(Military) or on a family member's expense.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Seggi31 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude How do you define the worth of a college degree?[/quote]Likely monetary return.[/quote]Should a college degree's value only be determined by the market for the skills that the degree hypothetically provides, or is there an intrinsic value to degrees which provides greater knowledge. Is a history degree not just as valuable as a business degree, if only in a different way? [/quote] Any degree is equally valuable. It all depends on how you use it.
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Thinking about enlisting in the Marine Corp and going Intel Analyst. Theres a huge demand for these guys in the civilian sector and they often make 6 figures right off the bat without those pesky college debts.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Seggi31 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude How do you define the worth of a college degree?[/quote]Likely monetary return.[/quote]Should a college degree's value only be determined by the market for the skills that the degree hypothetically provides, or is there an intrinsic value to degrees which provides greater knowledge. Is a history degree not just as valuable as a business degree, if only in a different way?
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Currently going to University of Florida majoring in Mathematics and likely going to also major in Computer Science.
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going to LSU for engineering.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude How do you define the worth of a college degree?[/quote] Likely monetary return.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] squirrel dude [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sniper199 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] a Brutal Hunter I going to college for preforming arts like dancing, art, music etc..[/quote] Aren't those on the list of most worthless college degrees?[/quote]How do you define the worth of a college degree?[/quote] Unless your undergrad is in preparation for law school or med school, other degrees are almost of equal worth.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sniper199 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] a Brutal Hunter I going to college for preforming arts like dancing, art, music etc..[/quote] Aren't those on the list of most worthless college degrees?[/quote]How do you define the worth of a college degree?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sniper199 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] a Brutal Hunter I going to college for preforming arts like dancing, art, music etc..[/quote] Aren't those on the list of most worthless college degrees?[/quote] So what if they are? If you can make it work for you - go for it. I'm going back to school in the fall for my Masters in Educational Technology.
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Game art and design at the Art Institute of California Santa Monica. All I need is the money. But that's why I work full time.
