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Moto GP Star
Join Date: Nov 2008
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RIP REX
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then what is a b.s. in biology? lol
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#24 |
Victim of Blazer Rapage
Join Date: Mar 2008
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That would be me. I was not designed to do math and physics.
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Kneedragger
Join Date: May 2008
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IMO English, Psych, and Business are all pretty generic degrees. As said above I would classify them as catch-alls. If a person is planning on going to grad school for something like Medicine or Law then it really doesn't matter but stand alone I have heard they are pretty useless besides being able to say you have a degree.
As far as having a B.S. in Biology that is something that carries specific knowledge of a subject rather than in dept general knowledge and can be applied in certain fields. When I was younger and working in sales I noticed that a lot of people I was interviewing against had Psych or English degrees but were still competing for the same job I was as a high school student... I would say that these days businesses probably value a field specific degree or even a high school graduate with industry work experience over something like psych or english. |
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