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Recommended Majors at U.S. Universities

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#1
  • 愛
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  • 2022/05/11 19:05

I plan to go to an American university.
I would like to know what majors you recommend.

Also, please let me know if there are any majors that are meaningless or difficult to get a job.

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#29
  • 夢りん
  • 2022/05/12 (Thu) 23:27
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I wish I had taken ＃ 22's advice 30 years ago.
I graduated from a four-year college with a major that did nothing for my job.
Even my school counselor didn't give me that advice back then. So after graduation I looked for a job and got one where I could get hired.
This is how I ended up going to college without a plan. I think there are a lot of people like that in LA.
And now, while raising my children, I often wish I had more money.
If I had known this advice 30 years ago, my life would have been much different.
Oh ～ I'm so frustrated.

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#33
  • 人生ずっと勝ち組
  • 2022/05/12 (Thu) 23:57
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> There are quite a few jobs where you can make $10 ～ $150,000 a year.

Less.

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#34
  • 人生ずっと勝ち組
  • 2022/05/13 (Fri) 00:00
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>If I had known this advice 30 years ago, my life would have been much different.

Do it now.

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#38
  • 夢りん
  • 2022/05/13 (Fri) 03:13
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I was a humanities major. ～ And I chose humanities ？ I want to ask myself in the past （ lol ）
I was able to study abroad after graduating from university in Japan, I worked hard after graduation and got married and had a baby late
I am in my 50s My kids are still at home, so I have a lot to do, and housework and I'm full up with housework and work ～.
is ～ hard w

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#40
  • 無知の空論
  • 2022/05/13 (Fri) 04:37
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>> You get to college, make friends, hit it off, start a completely different business, make connections. These are the types of people who are successful nowadays

>> A handful of people pay a lot of money to graduate and get the job they want
A completely different job with a lower salary I mean, you know, moving from one job to another or working part-time at Starbucks.

This guy didn't go to college.
Too extreme.
Or maybe he went to a bottom-of-the-barrel college. ？

A college degree in either Japan or the U.S. is better treatment and more job options.

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#41
  • 人生ずっと勝ち組
  • 2022/05/13 (Fri) 06:25
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There are plenty of people who have kids and still work hard

People who don't do it for a reason will always end up not doing it.

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#42
  • 人生ずっと勝ち組
  • 2022/05/13 (Fri) 06:32
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Those who get ahead and those who start a business have fundamentally different thought patterns

Career success comes with education, but you can start a business even with a high school diploma if you want to

Investing and managing assets

In the end, if you don't do it, it will always be a dream

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#49
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  • 2022/05/13 (Fri) 12:58
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There are people who study all the time

and don't make any money

lol

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#50
  • きらいだな。。。。
  • 2022/05/14 (Sat) 05:57
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A person who can only write people down as fools no matter how many life winners and how much money they have.
EQ is a loser.

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#52
  • 嫌われてるな。。。。。３
  • 2022/05/14 (Sat) 08:42
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Utilities 。。。。。
What you're saying is tiny ～.

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#54
  • 嫌いで結構
  • 2022/05/14 (Sat) 09:43
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People like people who are good for them.

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#55
  • 嫌いで結構
  • 2022/05/14 (Sat) 09:44
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I don't understand why you're happy to be liked.

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#57
  • W
  • 2022/05/14 (Sat) 10:01
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> A person who can only write people off as idiots no matter how many life winners they are and how much money they have.
EQ is a loser.


and a loser who eventually mounts up.

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#67
  • gachann
  • 2022/05/15 (Sun) 22:46
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I think a computer science major is easy to get an H1 Visa, there are a lot of job opportunities, and the pay is good.　The IT department is full of Indians, so even if you don't speak native English, you won't be put down, and it's a good field of study if you want to work in the US.　The downside is that your eyesight can get worse and you can injure your hands.

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#69
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/05/16 (Mon) 08:37
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Art is okay as long as it is recognized by the public, but

I think you have to pass an audition to be in theater and filrum.

Many theater and filrum people work in restaurants and other places if they go to Hollywood and aim for it.

Music, if you can perform in a live house and catch the eye of a music director who happens to be there

you will have a chance to make it to the majors.

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#70

I would like a major that can take the national exam. Nurse or CPA.

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#71
  • 安定
  • 2022/05/22 (Sun) 20:35
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↑ I agree, a job is waiting for me after college ♬.

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#72
  • 世間知らずなのかな
  • 2022/05/23 (Mon) 11:12
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There are too many CPAs, and even if you can find a job, the pay is low.

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#74

Mr. 72

Then on the contrary, what do you recommend?

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#75
  • 世間知らずなのかな
  • 2022/05/26 (Thu) 22:14
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↑
Doctors and Lawyers

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