Quote (Thor123422 @ Dec 18 2015 09:10pm)
Isn't philosophy liberal arts?
Pretty much the highest paying non-STEM field.
Liberal Arts is what they call the general curriculum at Ivy League colleges. It is the general education necessary for a free person and full citizen to have. It is a very archaic definition but they stick to them in those schools. At a state school or any school with enough of a size you major in specific things, and it isn't Comparative Literature these CEOs are studying.



Notice lack of social work on any graphs? I had to do something to strengthen my powers

A lot of my peers there aren't great academics but they're very good practitioners and clinicians and have crazy good BS meters.
It is also a lot of fun and I recommend it to anybody wondering what to do with an undergrad and but is sure they want to do a non-engineering or non-medical doctor doctoral degree. One of my friends was a double major philosophy and mathematics and loved the logic aspect of it and said it really opened his imagination as to what is possible with math. I never had that epiphany and didn't have the easiest time with logic. I am illogical AF.
This post was edited by Skinned on Dec 18 2015 08:43pm