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Pointless degrees

Degrees programmes that only have a progression rate of a few % in that field are wastes of money.

Would everyone agree with the above statement?
Do you mean degrees which have not a potential to be up to date in the future? can you name examples please?
Original post by keromedic
Degrees programmes that only have a progression rate of a few % in that field are wastes of money.

Would everyone agree with the above statement?

Yes i somewhat agree.
It depends on the field of study and how you update your skills after University. My IT degree might be four years old and technology changes very quickly but I read up on the technology, try out new languages and try out new things.
I received an email about SKE and am looking into applying teaching.
Original post by jpowis123
It depends on the field of study and how you update your skills after University. My IT degree might be four years old and technology changes very quickly but I read up on the technology, try out new languages and try out new things.
I received an email about SKE and am looking into applying./QUOTE]
I haven't had paid work in IT however am keen to do something with my degree, especially my long term ambition

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