I used to want to do Computer Science but after realizing that the computing gold rush is over and all companies are now just out sourcing work to pajeets with exception to a select few.
The days of getting a 6 figure salary straight out of college with a bachelors in CS seems to be over. So what should I go for then, Jow Forums? Would something in healthcare be better? What about: >nursing >physiotherapy >Emergency Responder Are these better and higher paying jobs than CS? In 2014 CS seemed like the king but now it just seems cucked as fuck.
Where do you live? RN Nurses in LA make HELLA bank with just an associate's degree (so no debt). If you think you can handle the responsibility, I'd do it. I couldn't imagine it tho. Putting shots in people, sewing cuts, might kill someone by accident and lose your license, etc. But also has an amazing work life balance.. 3 days in, 4 days off. Sheiiiit. I wish it was for me.
My school just ended it's logistics program so I'm pretty much being forced into business administration, going with finance speciality. I already have a career so it really won't do much for me professionally, but I figure the shit I learn could help with my own portfolio.
Joshua Perez
I live in BC, Canada. I always thought about moving to the US if I got a CS degree.
Honestly I was also considering nursing but everyone always considers it a female job. What physiotherapy be better? I don't think I'll get a masters right after getting a bachelors though
Asher Morris
He is right, it is good money and the 3 days off 4 days in is nice. You can probably get more done in 3 days off than you could worker shorter 5 days and having 2 days off.
However, I don't know how well males do the nursing industry. I read an article once saying patients feel less safe with male nurses/males tend to not enjoy it as much. Females are more programmed to be caring so some stranger can have a wound and it is literally harder for them to fix it than to not. If you are caring person fren, you should do it.
Also, some user made a thread the other day about being a firefighter, it seemed decent. I think it would feel good to do that job, also I feel like even though the pay might not be as good I think women find it somewhat attractive that you aren't just an office paper pusher.
You'll never find a high paying niche asking things like that
People know high paying fields that are difficult and require years of time investment or a prestigious network e.g. doctor and lawyer
Anything that's high paying and low-med effort input will inevitably end up a race to the bottom, and if it's a niche it's likely too late when Jow Forums burnouts are talking about it
Brody Harris
OP I am a land surveyor. You should look into that. I walk around the woods all day and dig for buried treasure.
Licensed guys are DYING for fresh blood.
So much so in fact, you really don't even need a degree to dip your toes in these days.
Do it. At least you won't be at an office. And you will be making maps all day, which is neat.
