/g/ - >The unemployment rate for recent grads with a deg

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:08 No.35753935

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Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:08 No.35753935

>The unemployment rate for recent grads with a degree in information systems is more than double that of drama and theater majors, at 14.7% vs. 6.4%, according to a recent Georgetown University study. Even for computer science majors, the jobless rate for recent grads nears 9%.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/2013/07/30/tech-job-unemployment/2595669/?csp=usattumblr

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:10 No.35753972

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:10 No.35753972

so 9/100 can't get a job, looks like my chances are pretty good!

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:11 No.35753995

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:11 No.35753995

http://www.mrdoob.com/lab/javascript/effects/solitaire/index.html

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:11 No.35754005

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:11 No.35754005

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What kind of job do you even get as a theater and drama major?

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:12 No.35754038

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:12 No.35754038

Are those statistics for jobs in their related field of study or jobs at McDonalds? There is a difference.

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:14 No.35754079

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:14 No.35754079

Replies: >>35754263

>>35754005
A waiter

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:16 No.35754134

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:16 No.35754134

Replies: >>35754186

Going for my biology PhD and then doing research. I don't care about the private sector.

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:19 No.35754186

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:19 No.35754186

>>35754134
David?

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:21 No.35754222

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:21 No.35754222

>>35753935 (OP)
>Information Systems

so cs for retards? yeah nah who gives a shit about that

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:23 No.35754263

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:23 No.35754263

>>35754079
Sadly if you have any BA, you're overqualified for any service/retail job.

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:24 No.35754296

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:24 No.35754296

Replies: >>35754645

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>Go to college and probably wont get a job
>Don't go to college and definitely wont get a job

I miss high school. Life was more carefree.

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:26 No.35754343

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:26 No.35754343

>>35753935 (OP)

>getting a CS/info systems/IT degree

Better learn to carry a tray full of dishes and drinks.

$300k Math PhD master race reporting in.

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:39 No.35754591

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:39 No.35754591

Replies: >>35754632

That's why I stopped studying CS and went into something that Babaguja and Min-Ching-How couldn't do from across the world for pennies.

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:40 No.35754620

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:40 No.35754620

>>35754005
They become famous actors and make millions.

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:41 No.35754632

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:41 No.35754632

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>>35754591
that being what?

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:41 No.35754645

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:41 No.35754645

>>35754296
Maybe if you enjoyed your degree, you wouldn't think of it as something negative. I can't wait for my second year now.

Anonymous
08/03/13(Sat)21:43 No.35754682

Anonymous 08/03/13(Sat)21:43 No.35754682

>>35754632
Chemical engineering.

I didn't want to say because someone would find a way to shit on me, but there you go.