Jobs With A Politics Degree

If you get it from the right university you can do just about anything.

I've heard stories of IBs hiring people with degrees in Chemistry and seeming illogical things like that, but the truth is, if you're clever and hard working enough to study at a top uni, it doesn't really matter what you actually study there. (Languages, history of art and literature to a lesser extent are possible exceptions).

I was told that investment banks often take physics/chemistry students because of their aptitude with mathematical equations.

Then you were given more information than I was

I can't vouch for it's truth but I guess it makes sense. Though why not take maths students over science students...ehh nevermind. Number people

yeah now that you point it out it is more logical.

To go off topic: where are you and what are you doing in France?

Unfortunately I'm not in France, it just happened to be the first thing I could think of for my location. I live in sunny ol' England, where I happen to be off college all week due to snow