B degree: single or combined (1 Viewer)

[exospacial]

To all you uni people, would it be better to do a single or combined bachelor degree? And if I do a combined, should it be 2 different subject areas (eg. Business and Arts)?

 

[watatank]

depends on what you want to get into.

 

[loser101]

waste of time. employers dont care how many degrees u got

 

[exospacial]

Well, I'm thinking of getting into Economics, but it just seems like a lot of people are taking combined subjects to open up their careers (if they were to change their career minds in the future). Should I do the same?

 

[loser101]

dude. you shouldnt base a course choice based on job security. if you're seeking employment - go to tafe. tafe provides up-to date training and are always looking to make you more employable. you learn hands on skills which you can use in the workforce.

unlike uni where you will mainly learn theory. the point of uni is to learn and gain knowledge for its own sake duh.

wow go to uni not to have a goal of gaining employment at the end? LOL

may aswell study the Da Vinci Code. I'm sure you could make a whole 3 year course out of it easy. I'm sure Macquarie Bank are looking for DaVinci Code experts

 

[loser101]

p.s what degree did you obtain and what job do u do now?