What did /his/ major in?
I'm starting my Theology studies next year (minor in Music).
Post your major and be judged harshly
>>470628
Psychology :^)
>>470630
Is the Myers-Briggs Personality Test just psyeudo-science or actually accurate?
>>470628
Good, I need someone to flip my burgers
Majored in IR and Master in Supply Chain Management btw
Phrenology.
>>470635
Theologists are in pretty high demand in my country.
>>470635
Wow so you could become the shift manager at that burger joint.
>>470642
Which is?
>>470643
of an INTERNATIONAL burger joint, pleb
>>470644
Germany
Nobody wants to be a pastor anymore. I do.
>>470644
Iran
I'm reading Law.
Focus is on Public International and European Law.
I am studying law. I never got the Major-Minor thing so I guess it's the fullest thing you can get before Masters' degree
Would love to study theology like this kamerad >>470648 but I don't have faith.
>>470628
Foreign Languages and Literature- Majored in Chinese /English.Also got my translator's autorizathion, which is quite nice.
History with classical antiquity as specialization.
Computer science, focused on machine learning and theory (basically discrete math).
>>470628
History and Irish Studies.
>>470628
Biotechnology
My ex studies history but i prefer to let it remain a hobby for now ;)
>>470628
Grats on being just as worthless as gender studies
I'm a math major taking topology and modern algebra
>>470714
I assume the lower the number the more employable the degree/more jelly the guy is that he couldn't handle a real degree
Economics
>>470770
>1/10
;(
I might minor in history or polysci or french or russian
>>470770
But those are just numbers with no backing, how do I know your numbers are more just than theirs?
Double major in Archaeology and Anthropology (linguistic and biological)
>>470773
>Math
>3/10
epic b8 m8 you almost had me there
Minoring in math
Physics, minor in mathematics, and a few years studying electrical engineering.
>>470795
Sup grandpa
>>470628
3/10, if only for the music minor
>>470630
6/10, because psychology is the worst science
>>470635
7/10 for challenging but -3 for being capitalist scum
>>470636
hook u in the gabber m8 sware on me mum
>>470661
5/10, lawyers are overrated
>>470667
6/10, majoring for sexpat is pretty sad m8
>>470694
8/10, have fun scraping a living
>>470695
6/10 neural networks are pretty lame tbqh
>>470719
4/10 irish are niggers
>>470723
5/10 for edgy major that sounds impressive but isn't
>>470762
6/10 imo
>>470784
6/10 good luck scraping a living
>>470795
8/10 for being patrician af
>>470806
>Good luck scraping by for a living
You just gotta work for the gubbermint anon
>>470806
Lot more to machine learning than neural memeworks
Classics and Biochemistry
>>470806
/sci/ please, don't you have some Indians that need to replace you?
History and Eurasian Studies (basically IR with foreign languages)
Do plan to become a priest anon? Or are you just really really stupid?
I am going to law school, it is a family thing.
>>470833
Touche.
Bachelor's in Computational Biology and Computer Science working on a masters in Bioinformatics.
>>470785
Well, we disagree. That's alright.
>>470793
Post major
>>470784
7/10, probably won't ever find work in these fields though. Real shame.
>>470795
3/10
>>470806
STEM is important. Humanities are important too, but are always disregarded. This is a symptom of a bigger issue, the current focus on materialist progress at the expense of spiritual and mental health.
Also, why are STEMfags always so arrogant?
>>470833
>calls me /sci/
>one of the highest rated majors was history
>>470852
>Well, we disagree. That's alright.
We do disagree, and you happen to be wrong.
Industrial design
>>470857
>your personal preference is wrong
Oh, ok
>>470861
What else can you do with a theology degree?
>>470863
4.5/10
>>470852
> why are STEMs arrogant?
Because we realized that if you get an actual degree you can make money and still study history/philosophy/whatever the hell you want as a hobby.
Plus our coursework is a bit more rigorous than a 10 page report about muh opinions on sexuality in ancient greece.
Studied History,dropped out, worked, now i am third year of sociology.Dont even get me fucking started.
Marketing
>>470873
PS tho anon: A degree in Gender Studies from Harvard still opens more doors than a degree in Nuclear Engineering from Rutgers ;p
>>470873
> Plus our coursework is a bit more rigorous than a 10 page report about muh opinions on sexuality in ancient greece.
Yea, who aren't impressed with someone playing memory with a formula sheets.
>>470869
Teach at a high school. Social work in one of the many institutions of the church. Deacon. Seelsorge (I don't think that there is a proper English translation, it's similar to a psychologe but in a religious sense). A lot more.
And literally no one is studying theology anymore, there's a pretty broad job market.
>>470891
That graceful sentence tho
>>470628
Business Economics
International Economics
>>470890
No shit. Rutgers shouldn't be a university and with nuclear engineering you either go military or energy sector. Maybe researxh but that 3 doors max. For gender studies I can think of at least 7 fast food chains.
>>470891
If you think memory is all it is, your last stem course was either in high school or you're one of those fags who took Introduction to Basic Algebra freshman year and got a C because you're retarded.
>>470873
I would rather do something I enjoy and work a menial job than sell my integrity to fit in with the current climate, but maybe that's just me.
![platon[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/k77gAtC.jpg "platon[1].jpg")
>>470920
>implying geometry isn't an incredibly enjoyable and enlightening practice
>>470920
>sell my integrity
It's not that bad anon
>>470916
Who's even talking about gender studies?
>>470902
Humanities are overrated if anything. Unless you study history at the primary source level you shouldn't need to go to a college. You should just get a certificate that you can read and write at a good level then be left to independent research.
>>470939
You can't get a job with 90% of humanity degrees. Does that seem overrated to you?
>implying that History is just about reading and dates n shiet
You obviously don't understand what history is about.
Nice b8
>>470852
>This is a symptom of a bigger issue, the current focus on materialist progress at the expense of spiritual and mental health.
What a load of crap, very few people know about science and technology and phony self help shit about muh spiritual improvement or yoga classes sell like hotcake.
Medicine
>>470628
Fashion Design. Might minor English.
Fell for the commerce meme and did big 4 accounting before I started seriously considering suicide.
>>470958
Definitely overrated. It should be closer to 99% don't get jobs.
If you aren't doing a STEM degree foreign languages or accounting, you shouldn't be going for a degree period. At the very least that's what's killing the US higher education system and economy.
>>470959
You do know that suicide rates explode once a country reaches first-world status, right?
Nobody gives a shit about spirituality. Mental health is broardly make fun of.
>lol your depressed, just cheer up bro xD
That "phony self-help shit" obviously doesn't work, this is why we need proffesionals to aid these people.
>>470852
Why do humanitiesfags have to fall back to subjectivity to not be wrong about everything?
>>470997
No, you just need money enough to livecomfortably, support your family and pursue your interests on your own. Of course this requires interests more fulfilling than getting drunk and high with your friends.
>>470628
>major
kek
>>470982
>You do know that suicide rates explode once a country reaches first-world status, right?
>Nobody gives a shit about spirituality.
This doesn't follow from that.
>professional
Oh but there are professional yogi and professional self-help writers, and professional homeopates, and all kinds of other professional mystics. They are not "widely mocked", they all make a buck.
>>470628
Law
>>471020
>caring that much about what a stranger on 4chan thinks about your major
lol
Undergrad: Finance w/ classics minor
Masters: IR
Finishing CFA designation this June.
>>471021
Well, then by your logic everyone should go into humanities, so you can "make a buck" as a self-help writer. Why did you get that fancy STEM degree again?
>>471027
Because you're throwing your hat into the mediocrity ring with all the other people who majored in some social study bullshit and are competing for the same 8 job openings where as STEM majors get recruited instantly if they're any good.
Unless you have ground breaking ideas that will leave a lasting impact on your field you should try to do something better.
>>471057
>by your logic
How so?
I disagree with your naive claim that "oh no nobody cares about spirituality!"
People do care, very much. I doubt popular science magazines sell more than all that feelgood crap.
>>471058
>I live in fantasyland, where everyone gets a humanities degree
Literally no one is majoring in social sciences m8. I'm literally the only guy in my graduation class that didn't major in a STEM field. Everybody is getting engineering/maths/economics degrees.
I like working with people, and my major allows me to do that, in combination with my hobby. Why would I want to get into something "better"?
Any translator here?
>>471064
Well, I doubt that magazines on theology (or sociology or anthropology) would sell better than the same feelgood crap. Which is just that. Feelgood crap. Mental health and, believe it or not, spirituality are not always enjoyable, sometimes even painful. How would you feel if somebody told you that the way you live is not good for you or those around you? People wouldn't expose themselves to this in such a light-hearted manner if self-help books wouldn't tell them just exactly what they want to hear.
You're putting theology (and by extension, all humanities) on one level with scammy self-help books. Don't do that, please.
>>471072
I cant comment on the situation at your university but in the majority of american universities the stem majors are a minority.
>>471064
Well, one of your intial arguments was that humanity degrees won't ever get you a job and should just be practiced as hobbies. But if these people could make loads money by selling self-help books, why aren't more people doing it?
>>470975
>entry level job requires bachelors and 5 years experience
>Pajeet and Chang will do the job 5 times better and at a slave's pay
>keep offering Masters in Gender Studies and Racial Basket-weaving to any mong willing to shell out """money""" from a loan racket
>WHY IS MONEY ARROW GOING RED MUH INFORMATION ECONOMY
>In my day people just had to walk in with a confidence about 'em and the right set. No college needed! Kids today with their bachelors and their honors and masters and no job? And even then just get an internship! Sure the princesses get paid less but I guess whatever keeps 'em sitting on the taxpayer's roll.
>>471097
They're most definitely not here. Engineering and Economics classes are full, as are all STEM courses.
I guess this explains Germany's economy.
>>470628
Econ + Math up to Real Analysis
Minor in Finance in case I don't get into grad school :^)
>>471110
Oh. Germany. That explains it. The german higher education system is actually pretty solid. I'm actually looking to do my doctorate work over there.
>>471122
Yeah, and unless you go to Freiburg, you will rarely encounter SJWs on campus. Feels good man.
Double majored in Archaeology & English Lit. Have become an RPA and work full-time doing archeo on construction sites in the Bay Area.
Don't make too much money, just enough to live comfortably, but being a real life Indiana Jones has gotten me more tail than a retard at a petting zoo. Granted I'm a sexy bitch.
>>471132
That's pretty cool anon, congrats
>tfw I fell for the mechanical engineering meme
Really wish I'd gone for electrical.
>>470628
Economics + Statistics minor
Pls be gentle /his/. I took /his/ classes when I had room in my schedule.
>>471138
Thanks, could be worse
>>471143
Electrical is on another plane of existence.
Seriously it's fucking black magic
>>471164
Tell me more.
I dropped Psychology last year because I wanted to do something more "practical".
>>470633
The MBTI is, specifically, utterly awful
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/give-and-take/201309/goodbye-mbti-the-fad-won-t-die
If you mean internet personality tests in general, they are almost always be completely useless. Get assessed properly with an actual psychologist if you give a damn.
>>471185
Good. The internet can move on now.
Archaeology and Classical studies.
Might drop the Classics and move to history, I did Medieval Scottish History as an outside subject this semester and loved the Dark Ages stuff.
>>471132
See, I'd like to do this but man... I want my kids to go to a private school, like I did.
>>471225
>falling for the children meme
>>471225
I'm not convinced a kid is necessarily going to get a better education at a private school. You teach them to value knowledge and they'll seek it out.
>>470719
opens irish history book
>we got fucked by the british
done
Honors history, I didn't specialize and still have no idea what I'll do my masters in.
Does anyone know (relatively) employable fields within history? I get that history in general isn't likely but is there interest right now in anything in particular?
>>471357
opens british history book
>we lost our entire empire in a few decades
done
Bioengineering
I mostly posted Rhodesia bait before mods started banning for it though
>>471383
opens again
>we called on foreign powers twice failed both times
Nothing, still stuck in the hell that is first year post-high school. I literally cannot pass in anything I try and am considering suicide.
>>471378
History is a difficult subject to cet a job in. Look out for museums (duh). Maybe a library or an archive. If you got good grades, try and go into academia. Jobs at universities are awesome.
>>471396
There are so many gov-employed tests to take that help you get some orientation in my country but they're all in German and the English ones suck.
Gonna post one anyway, maybe you can translate it.
http://www.was-studiere-ich.de/
>>470628
Electrical Engineering
>>472267
with a minor in mathematics
>>470630
Same
>>471185
This is such an INTJ thing to say.
Biology. The hardest of sciences.
Ecology
Double majors in International Relations and Russian
Minor in environmental science
>>470648
How much little boy cock do you dream of sucking?
Geography with a minor in GIS
wew lad
>>470628
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>As I am an Irishman studying in the UK, I did a BSc in Biomedical Science and am currently doing Medicine ;^)
>>470719
In the north or south?
>>470628
Journalism. From the best university for it in my country, wasn't easy to get in.
I graduated in 2006 and got a job... But I had realized (while I was in university) that most journalists are actually unbearable people for a number of reasons. The egos involved, the back-stabbing, the alcoholism... it's a dying industry, pay is meh and hours are long, job security is non-existent. It's not about how skilled or intelligent you are, it's all about whose ass you kiss and who you're willing to step over to get ahead.
It's just not a world I wanted to be in anymore. After two years working at a newspaper, I quit, and then travelled a lot for the next 3ish years.
Then I did my M.Ed, but wanted to work teaching adults. Now I teach academic writing to university students (mostly STEM as its more of a technical university), and I also do proof-reading and such for foreign professors and students.
Majored in History and International Relations. Was originally going into STEM but I decided against it.
Now I'm looking to do a masters in International Security.
History and Politics.
Joint Honour.
>>472501
Education is always a really good fall back, anon. Glad you found something you enjoyed.
Pure mathematics
>tfw philosophy major
Sent out a bunch of apps to various grad schools. Got ~6 more years to go!
>>470628
Not sure what my major will be yet. I'm thinking that it's going to be something related to European history or political science, while I might minor in English literature or creative writing. I'm passionate about all of those and I'd hope to put whatever I focus on to good use.
>mfw I'm awake at night worrying about whether people value the humanities anymore, or if they only care about STEM now
>>472535
How is it?
electrical engineering w/ philosophy minor
tell me /his/, other than arguing with other STEM fags about the relevance of philosophy what are my future prospects?
>>472573
Recently graduated last Spring. I enjoyed it immensely. The department had no particular focus (eg analytic, continental, etc) so I was exposed to all manner of works across history. I still ended up focusing on analytic philosophy since I like autistic abstractions in logic.
The competition for grad school is a bit unnerving but I feel confident.
>>472585
Get good grades and work in academia. Cushy.
History focused on modern Europe 1400s - early 1900s
Environmental Engineering
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>>470628
bio/biotechnology
philosophy for interest
>>472478
In Burgerstan.
>>470628
Classics with a major in Classical Greek.
Give me some hate so I can be even more fueled to complete it.
>>473325
Faggot
Finished Laws, hated it the whole way. Will study journalism next.
Philosophy and Psychology
>>473348
Thanks.
>>473325
Is it true that even after 4 years of studying Greek, Classics majors still can't read it without the help of a dictionary?
>>473395
I wouldn't know. But if that's true, it says more about them than it does the course.
But for the sake of argument, it would depend on the text I think. I've only been studying for 6 months, and I can read some things, like the plays of Aristophanes without much difficulty, but if I try to read something like Thucydides, I need a dictionary without a doubt.
>>472465
I'm a protestant
Bsc in sociology. It's the correlation coefficient: the science.
Neuroscience. Am I /his/ enough?
>>474635
/his/ enough to show up in the daily "what's consciousness" threads.
>>474642
And shit post as if consciousness is in anyway related to the brain.
>>474647
religious people are the new fedoras in this board. you are so wrong it isn't even funny.
Religious Studies. Was cool, would do again.
>>474647
This desu. I'm conscious and I haven't used my head in year.
>>474651
Religious people have been the new fedoras for a pretty long time, at least on 4chan.
Mathematical physics.
Currently in grad school; humanities is a hobby.
>>474674
Pretty good, but seriously dude...
Econ. Waiting until that sweet sweet government money gets unlocked when I hit 25 and going to law school.
>>474655
>qualia exist
Now who's being naïve? No seriously, is there "anyone" who can in fact be naïve?
Geology. Full job market, but at least it's not as saturated as engineering. More free time to shitpost on 4chan too
History. The course is generally focused on European and Colonial history from the Early Modern period onwards.
>>470628
English literature (focus on PoMo and really interested in the developing contemporaneity/metamodernism etc movement) and Philosophy double major. My school also offers a Russian and Eastern European studies certificate which I'll be hopefully getting as well.
Honors Specialization in Philosophy
Minor in Classical Studies
>>470628
Medecine.
>some people seriously study liberal arts/humanities
>>471143
Don't worry about it. Mechanical engineers can get jobs everywhere because we're the jack of all engineering trades. At least that's what I tell myself every night.
>>471332
The thing about private schools, both from the elementary to university levels, is that you make better connections. It's a rich kids club where you have the opportunity to become friends with kids who already have a successful life guaranteed for them by their parents.
>>470628
>Theology
Why limit your choice of fiction? Go for /lit.
>>476020
>can't even spell medicine
>>476020
>doesn't even know how to properly write his career down
>patronizes others
lmao.
>>474625
Autism
Graduated already but did history with a minor in English. Loved everything but the English part, started out as English major like a faggot and dropped out of that after getting a 2 hour lecture on why Paradise Lost is literally about Eve NOT being envious of Adams penis.
No, really.
Worst part was: this was at Canadian military university. Nowhere is safe from the SJW menace. Now at least I get to be employed as le ebin welfare Queen as an army officer but that was bullshit. I just wanted to study Homer and Shakespeare and Nabokov and shit not learn to check my privilege. At the end of it I had enough English credits to get the minor without trying but trash department/10 history was GOAT
>>474724
I don't think you understand what qualia is if you're having trouble understand it. Don't you see colours?
>>470648
Ha, you have state funded religion in Germany. Until your religion can stand on its own two feet and actively engage in the religious economy without getting help from your government, then you are weak.
