Check out this website. It's a page provided by my university, UBC, but it has information that can apply to any university student.
Go to the website, click on your area of study, and find out what the best jobs for your degree are. I find it really helpful because I'm still unsure of my direction in life. Some of the career paths suggested for my major, international relations, are surprising to me, such as working in international banking or as a international business manager.
I'm definitely planning on researching this further, so check the website out if you're as unsure as I am.
I'll try to focus my blog more on general life tips for young people, such as students, in the future. You'll hopefully get more useful information out of my blog than 'Jackass 3d' reviews ;-)
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26 comments:
Computer Science ftw!
thanks this post helped a lot!
following~
Sweeeeeet, thank you :)
with a cs degee i can be a videogame tester? i think i could without it too
What about us older, non-university people?!? WAHH
interesting post man ty for info
Sweet web page. Great to have access to it's info. :D
tks, gonna try this out
I find it interesting that a majority of people don't do anything related to their major for their line of work.
nice one!
thanks for the tips
Wow, great website. :) Thanks for sharing.
haha, nice!
nice, thanks for sharing
wow, nice
What about music technology :(
checking out, seems nice
thanks
cool :) at uni myself
thanks for the link!
great site, nice design
didn't work.
thanks for the linnk...im lost lol
thanks for the links
lemme check it
I' m also in a phase where I have to make some decisions regarding my career, this will help thanks!
That's an interesting link. It'll give me a few more ideas for when I finish school.
nice one
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