This is a usyd sales pitch. There r two schools of thought for y u should go to uni: one is for self exploration and the other is to get a job. Do not blend those two. The average arts grad makes way less than a commerce grad. So if u rly want to do an arts degree, double in something employable. But these examples r hand picked for a reason and not the average person.
yeah ik js a potential job example as an arts grad I saw (though yes, as you mentioned not the avg person so you'd probably have to be really lucky, genius, or have a lot of connections, but I was particularly pointing at the history one though I suppose that could potentially be hard too)
pair it with something else
you're the one who wants to do a bachelor of arts. u can literally have ur cake and it eat too with a double. u can do the b arts and have a job... so i get a job in a different field
at that point why not just do one degree
they probably got their degrees back when the final was a true or false test with a pass rate of 50%
so what youre saying is, history degrees are worth more now than they were then
no shit was easier back then. a b arts was seen as a qualifier for most white collar work. these days u have to have a degree in your field. see how history majors have decreased in median earnings from 2010 to 2019 (albeit an american chart)
I didn't even know that was ur alt mb
u missed the joke
the punchline was my alt facepalming
well actually what i would ACTUALLY like to do is somehting to do with european monarchies and empires
I think ANU has decent history -i think they have a degree where u have to go to a country in Europe and like dig up cool shit but that's probs a bit too ancient/archaeology for what u want
hmm
don't let ppl in comp sci say ur gonna be unemployedhmm
hazzrat is already preparing to shoot down my dreams with cold hard facts and logic
