Having worked with new graduate employees for many years, I must say that in the UK having the right degree is important. That can be a hard call for someone at the age of 17 to make.
Having worked with new graduate employees for many years, I must say that in the UK having the right degree is important. That can be a hard call for someone at the age of 17 to make.
as long as its not psychologyOriginally Posted by lastlid
Or media studies....as long as its not psychology
Or in David Beckam Studies
Is your degree in Psychology, Joe?as long as its not psychology
no i've got a CSE in home economics with is more useful
I believe many Psychology graduates end up in HR jobs. So not a complete waste of time.no i've got a CSE in home economics with is more useful
"What do actor Katharine Hepburn (right), Playboy magazine founder Hugh Hefner and serial killer Ted Bundy all have in common? The answer is that they all read psychology at university – perhaps not in itself a compelling argument for studying the subject, but an indication at least that when it comes to different walks of life, psychology students form a broad church."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2010...gy-job-options
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