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Arts in Maynooth (Finance & Statistics)
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08-09-2015 03:47PM#1
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I personally think people who think Arts degrees are jokes are morons.
But on the other hand, I also think you haven't a hope in hell of getting a really good job with just a degree. Nowadays everyone's got a degree. So pick subjects you like and are good at, do as well as you possibly can, then do a Masters.
You may think Finance and Stats, or Maths, or Science, or Computer Science, that degrees in those subjects will get you a job. But you will invariably be competing for jobs against people with postgraduate degrees. Invariably. No 2.2/2.1 in a BA is going to compete with an MA.
The chances of you walking out of college into anything really decent are very very low with just a degree. Sure you might get some bog standard job that'll keep you going a few years. But not much better.
/opinion
Yeah I plan to do a postgrad course. Just the cost worries me
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