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Originally Posted by Lazycat
Congratulations on getting into NUS.
It's true that some degrees have higher chance of getting a well-paying job, such as law, medicine, and computer science (nowadays). So I wonder why did you plan to major in economics if you are fearful of failing to find work according to 'some people'? I think there are plenty of opportunities for economics graduates if you are not looking for a role that demand specialised skills, say an accountant or an engineer. The only exception for a technical role of course is an economist!
Could you share what sectors you want to enter - and please don't say finance or investment banks! |
to be an economist in a bank etc u need at leaast a masters many have phds.
frankly this kid should just go work...4 years later become assistant manager liao...then do an mba...move to manager by 25 liao....uni is not worth it...
undergrads are stupid and arrogant..look at those on this board...haiz.
