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Put these degrees in order of most respected to least respected

Put these undergraduate degrees in order of most respected to least respected:

Psychology
Music
English
Architecture
Chemistry
Town Planning
Medicine

Reply 1

wanderlust.xx

Respected by employers ranking:

1. Depends on the rest of their CV, the job role and the manager.
2. Depends on the rest of their CV, the job role and the manager.
3. Depends on the rest of their CV, the job role and the manager.
4. Depends on the rest of their CV, the job role and the manager.
5. Depends on the rest of their CV, the job role and the manager.
6. Depends on the rest of their CV, the job role and the manager.
7. Depends on the rest of their CV, the job role and the manager.

Respected by random strangers ranking:

1. Nobody cares about your education.
2. Nobody cares about your education.
3. Nobody cares about your education.
4. Nobody cares about your education.
5. Nobody cares about your education.
6. Nobody cares about your education.
7. Nobody cares about your education.

Respected by TSR ranking:

1. Must be from Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, LSE, Harvard, Warwick or an Ivy League uni to qualify.
2. Must be from Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, LSE, Harvard, Warwick or an Ivy League uni to qualify.
3. Must be from Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, LSE, Harvard, Warwick or an Ivy League uni to qualify.
4. Must be from Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, LSE, Harvard, Warwick or an Ivy League uni to qualify.
5. Must be from Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, LSE, Harvard, Warwick or an Ivy League uni to qualify.
6. Must be from Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, LSE, Harvard, Warwick or an Ivy League uni to qualify.
7. Must be from Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, LSE, Harvard, Warwick or an Ivy League uni to qualify.

(edited 11 years ago)

Reply 2

Em8980

Respected for what? I doubt an aspiring architect is going to get far with music degree, and I doubt an employer will 'respect' aspiring chemistry teacher with a degree in town planning. It's all relative to the employer and career path.