>tfw just finished a useless liberal arts bachelor's degree
>tfw gf lives in China and can't come to Germany
>tfw there are no jobs for people with my qualifications in China, so I can't move there either
Is there a way how I could find work in China without being an engineer?
>inb4 english teacher
Recently I started learning android programming at Udacity and I'm doing quite well, but I doubt Mr Chong will employ a laowei with an internet meme degree. Wat do?
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don't worry, your relationship is bound to end once it dawns on your gf that she can't make a life with you. you don't have to go to China.
Come to america your degree can allow you to get a masters in law or business school.
What's your degree?
Film and Journalism
Huh. That does sound pretty useless. Unless you have a lot of ambition or connections. Personally I'm getting a degree in cultural analysis.
Why don't you do law?
Since I'm quite good at programming, I wouldn't mind to go back to uni and get a masters degree in CS, but that's not possible in Germany.
I can't afford to study in the US and it's not possible in Europe. Law is a 5 year programme.
>a degree in cultural analysis
If you don't have anything to do, try your luck and apply for some american schools and look for scholarships. Some people especially international students get very lucky and study for free.
It's not really a subject in it's own right, its just a combination of nordic folklore and ethnology. For me, studying nordic culture was very important. It has skills and knowledge that I'll make good use of when I aim to work for a think tank.
>It's not really a subject in it's own right, its just a combination of nordic folklore and ethnology. For me, studying nordic culture was very important. It has skills and knowledge that I'll make good use of when I aim to work for a think tank.
What kind of think tank needs specialists on nordic folklore?
Not as a specialist, this is undergraduate studies. After my bachelors I plan to study political science. But either way, I know it is a useful skill. An influential think tank in my country funded by the nation's largest union hired a person with the same degree I'm going for.
OH NO NO NO
>Europeans can't escape from their bad undergrad decesions
AHAHAHHHAHHAH
yeah they can? I imagine its a lot easier here to go back to school and complete another education than it is in america
When you want to do a master's degree, you need to have the right bachelors degree for it. But at the same time uni in Germany is free, so you can go back to uni and do a second bachelor's degree if you want. In US you drown in debt already after first degree.
>tfw drown in debt
>hired a person with the same degree I'm going for.
And you're planning on assassinating him in order to get a job, or what?
Education is typically gratis (or very nearly so) throughout the EU.
Not in England
I know.
But in Scotland
No. Just an example, what I hope to do is to be able to work within politics, and I believe a good education in culture can help in that regard.
I don't think there's anything wrong with educating yourself in the humanities (at least not if you do it properly). Just don't deceive yourself too much as to how useful it's going to be.
>you can go back to uni and do a second bachelor's degree if you want
Not anymore in Baden-Württemberg
Anything can be of use, it all depends on how you apply it.
brutal
I said to stop deceiving yourself.
here you go, buddy:
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Yes
Yeah, but at an enormous cost. Law school is 100k on average.
Meanwhile he could go for cheap or free in Europe
he can't european education is not flexible like ours, He has to start from the beginning and sometimes they can't even do that. Also a masters in law is not worth 100k
not really, it's much easier here
BAHAHAHA are there any more greentexts like this? It's hilarious seeing how delusional the Sup Forums users are
There should be plenty on /r9k/
>tfw doing a STEM degree (it's a bit special in France it's not in a university but harder but whatever) but the more I do maths and physics, the less im interested in science
>thought about dropping all that shit and studying law instead, as I've always been good at humanities, foreign languages and all that kind of stuff
Anyone in a similar situation ?
engineering prep school ?
Be prepared to fucking hate your life.
Pollution and filth will be part of your daily life. You will most likely step into human excrement at least once. Your Internet will be completely censored and every Skype call you make will be monitored.
Beyond the areas meant to be seen by the foreigners, there will be unimaginable poverty and suffering.
The Chinese are rude, arrogant, and completely devoid of empathy and compassion.
They only care about money and face. Creativity is not valued.
Finally, especially if you're actually going to Beijing, you will lose at least a month of your life due to the unfathomable pollution.
Haha
Sucker!!!
Shanghai and Hong Kong are alright.
The rest of China though, fuck it.
then go to Bavaria.
worst thing the french made ever. You just don't need all that math and physics for an engineering degree. It's simple as that. Oh and it feels like you are still in high school and you also need to take a test after two years
Couldn't agree more, maybe it's good for people whose passion is math or something, but not for me desu
I don't care. I just want to be reunited with my qt3.14