I've not done one, but there are of course pros and cons:
For:
- You get a wider knowledge range, leaving you open to more in the future.
- Useful if you're not sure what you're going to do afterwards
Against:
- when considered with other graduates with a specific subject, it might work against you as you're not as specialised in one area. That said, this can be remedied by doing a masters.
Hopefully others will come along with their personal experience, but from my knowledge these are the major factors that people consider. I hope that helps! Best of luck
For:
- You get a wider knowledge range, leaving you open to more in the future.
- Useful if you're not sure what you're going to do afterwards
Against:
- when considered with other graduates with a specific subject, it might work against you as you're not as specialised in one area. That said, this can be remedied by doing a masters.
Hopefully others will come along with their personal experience, but from my knowledge these are the major factors that people consider. I hope that helps! Best of luck
I just hate being restricted to one thing and haveing to do it four hours everyday. However ive devoted my future to languages so maybe i shouldnt consider the split course AGH this is so hard
Original post by {Moss}
I've not done one, but there are of course pros and cons:
For:
- You get a wider knowledge range, leaving you open to more in the future.
- Useful if you're not sure what you're going to do afterwards
Against:
- when considered with other graduates with a specific subject, it might work against you as you're not as specialised in one area. That said, this can be remedied by doing a masters.
Hopefully others will come along with their personal experience, but from my knowledge these are the major factors that people consider. I hope that helps! Best of luck
For:
- You get a wider knowledge range, leaving you open to more in the future.
- Useful if you're not sure what you're going to do afterwards
Against:
- when considered with other graduates with a specific subject, it might work against you as you're not as specialised in one area. That said, this can be remedied by doing a masters.
Hopefully others will come along with their personal experience, but from my knowledge these are the major factors that people consider. I hope that helps! Best of luck
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