Yah i agree with need everything ok, not disregarding english majors or "international studies" but you know some of these majors you do not need to spend 4 years studying..like international studies....and i was a psych minor, by the end of the 2nd semester I didn't even hear anything new... it's Erik Erison, Freud, Jung, Pavlov everyday...i can't imagine some of my class mates did 4 yrs of it. But again that is just my personal opinion as i am now relatively successful starting from biology major and work my way up to medicine.
So everything I am posting, i am speaking from personal experience. Here is a list of what my friends are doing:
Psych major ended up inheriting father's jewelry shop.
Business major now going back to school to be an accountant (trying to take CPA)
Accounting major now working at CPA firm (80k a yr, driving a company Porsche on lease. she's doing well)
Econ major working in online stock trade earning 48k a year, just got lay off bc the firm died, now looking again
Computer Science major, then Comp Sci MASTERS, working as a Tester (not sure why, he's not motivated he said).
Bio major now works with a biotech company as manager making decent money
Chem major working at another biotech company, making decent money
Electric Engineer workign at Ciscos, making good money..
Those are some of my college friends.
My high school friend that never went to college:
Dropped out of college midway, got addicted to substance, now working at Warehouse
Another who never went to college, inhertied father's sushi restaurant
Never went to college, went overseas, got married to some chick, started some small business together (not sure if he's well off)
Another frd is now finishing his college at USC (he dropped out of HS, then went to adult school, work for a few yrs then went back to colelge, alot of time wasted in between)
