why do people think B arts = unemployment?? (4 Viewers)

[Martyno1]

Wow. I can't even read right now. It's even in your sig and everything.

I was just curious.

Haha I was going to point this out, but then I thought you were being sarcastic or something.

 

[Tulipa]

Haha I was going to point this out, but then I thought you were being sarcastic or something.

Nah. I've just been staring at computer screens and various books all day and my eyes are failing me.

 

[scarybunny]

Liberal studies is just fancy arts haha.

The moral of this story is, do what you want to do.

 

[Kujah]

Liberal studies is just fancy arts haha.

The moral of this story is, do what you want to do.

I'm thinking of doing it

 

[Kujah]

I thought you wanted to do Com (Lib Std)??? Come do Com (Lib Std)

Things do change, but its at the forefront at the moment. Hows it going for you?

 

[Kujah]

Fantanstic. I just had a mid semester exam and had to hand in one 1500 word essay and one 1700 word essay. Now I have 2 presentations coming up + 2000 word essay. Not to mention participate on an online forum for ENGL1000 and write in a journal for ECOF1001. Oh yeah and almost forgot my online assessment of ACCT1001 which I have to do for this week

Nah, I truly love it

And to think my Hist. Ext MW was demanding... :/

Is it a popular course?

 

[Kujah]

Hmm..both USyd and UNSW offer it, and I think at UNSW, the cut-off's around 95.30. But what I like about the sound of this course is the diversity (Faculty of Arts and Science) offered compared to a normal commerce degree. Still gobsmacked by the amount of work though

And on a side note, I agree with the above posts on foram. Just have a look at his previous posts on different threads and its the same story ^^

 

[ambermorn]

don't know about all the others...but i love my arts degree...i get to combine my aim of doing a post grad and honours in psych, with subjects i do for "fun" like sociology and human rights.

 

[BackCountrySnow]

I wasn't providing reasons why people shouldn't do Arts degrees, I was just trying to answer her question :/

*his
lol

 

[bigboyjames]

BackCountrySnow, STFU bitch. birst get the bloody UAI and then start asking these questions.
retard.

 

[scarybunny]

BackCountrySnow, STFU bitch. birst get the bloody UAI and then start asking these questions.
retard.

Yes because people don't like to think about uni while they are in year 12...?

What?

It's good to plan ahead, to know what you're in for. You're supposed to have your preferences before you get your UAI anyway (although you can change them completely later).

 

[abcdeg]

my mum did a bachelor of arts, then masters focusing on literature and now she's the CEO of a company, the degree can take you anywhere and definately doesn't mean you'll become unemployed, its just very broad which, in my opinion, is a good thing if you're unsure of what you want to do

 

[BackCountrySnow]

lol for some reason your av. and your username made me assume that you were female

lol, you're not the first..

BackCountrySnow, STFU bitch. birst get the bloody UAI and then start asking these questions.
retard.

dude, your name is bigboyjames. lol, just lol

because he is wrong all the fucking time and is the most pompous dipshit on this forum, he is a joke.

he studies all day during year 11 holidays (lol), yet he is fucking clueless about anything not relating to maths.

i hope he dies tbh, waste of oxygen

oh yeah, jachie was looking for you.

 

[juggernaut]

i could never study a degree with "uncertainty". I need a degree that prescribes me a definate title, something black and white - ie, pharmacy (pharmacist), exercise and sport science (exercise physiologist), engineering, pysiotherapy, etc etc. Theres no way i could sit through uni and go well with to many "shades of grey", or no telling where im going to come out at the end. hence why i think arts is the devil. having said that, its good if you cant pinpoint a career you want

 

[scarybunny]

Not everybody knows what they want to do when they're 17-18.

For these people, Arts makes perfect sense.

But I do understand your point. The lack of direction was the reason I transferred out of arts and into something much more career-oriented. It was good, though, because doing arts gave me a chance to think without taking a year off of uni.

 

[Kujah]

I have read a lot of what he has read on other threads but anyway... just what part of what he said do you agree with... the part where he thinks a high UAI course is definitely going to lead to a job or the part where he thinks that everyone that does an Arts degree got a shit UAI???

I implied that I agreed with what you people have said about him- he should stfu

You should see some of his posts in the Preliminary and HSC forums as well- just as absurd as what he's said here.

But cheers for the Course information

 

[foram]

suggesting that my view are absurd, is absurd.

 

[foram]

because he is wrong all the fucking time and is the most pompous dipshit on this forum, he is a joke.

he studies all day during year 11 holidays (lol), yet he is fucking clueless about anything not relating to maths.

i hope he dies tbh, waste of oxygen

I don't study all day during the holidays. It doesn't take that long to learn a module of a prelim course.

 

[beentherdunthat]

There are so many people in Australia with law degrees that they will never use, because we've got enough lawyers without the hundreds of graduates that come through every year.

The cleaner at my old work had a law degree.

Education, on the other hand, has a relatively low UAI (83.something at Usyd), but it pretty much guarantees you a job.

wtf..........
r u retarted
o wait don't answer that
u r

where'd u get ur shitty facts from? is there any logic in that statement?

AND EVEN IF IT WAS TRUE
Which damn right doesn't sound right, he's probably a one-off, why would a A LAWYER go become a cleaneR?

 

[S1M0]

wtf..........
r u retarted
o wait don't answer that
u r

where'd u get ur shitty facts from? is there any logic in that statement?

AND EVEN IF IT WAS TRUE
Which damn right doesn't sound right, he's probably a one-off, why would a A LAWYER go become a cleaneR?

Can't find a job, needs money, so takes whatever job he can get.

Scared much ?