2013-03-13, 08:37 PM
ImagineAll Wrote:That's one of my biggest gripes with friends I have who are in college and are talking about life post graduation and how they can't find any jobs that relate to their field. It's like, no pomegranate, Sherlock. Did you really expect to find a job paying 250k/yr. when you majored in sculpting? Practicality is sorely lacking in most college students who think they're gonna make bank while pursuing degrees in art.
Makes me want to pull my hair out.
KhainiWest Wrote:Yeah, it just bothers me when people just want to do "WHAT I WAS BORN TO DO", in today's world, it's what you can do to benefit society, what you were born to do is a hobby, you can make money on it, but not a living, because people don't have the expendable income to support it. You'd think someone getting a college education would see this as common sense :\
Is this solely a problem with liberal arts majors in your opinion? Do you think that STEM majors are not affected? (Math, Technology, Science, Engineering).