Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
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Anonymous
How long since graduation? I think it is very practical major. |
Anonymous
harvard? |
Anonymous
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Philosophy
Hotel management training program in large hotel conglomerate I think around 50k in training. |
Anonymous
No, Saint Mary’s College! But she does work with a lot of Harvard grads. |
Anonymous
2020. A lot of the big firms stopped hiring during covid. |
Anonymous
You got lucky |
Anonymous
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Comparative Lit
Something at a music management company Enough to live on his own without a roommate in high COL city! |
Anonymous
Not at all. Look into large banks. |
Anonymous
Wow what school? I thought accountants never had a problem finding a job. |
Anonymous
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Journalism
Event planning $55,000 starting but gets bonuses |
Anonymous
Come on. They could find something. Did they pass the cpa? |
Anonymous
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CS
IT $55000 |
Anonymous
I looked. You got lucky. Top investment banking and consulting firms hire from some humanities majors here and there, but obviously most from business, econ, math/statics, and stem majors. Some data https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-banking https://www.peakframeworks.com/post/ib-target-schools |
Anonymous
NP. This is why the whole “you can’t make money with a liberal arts degree” stuff is so silly. This practice has been common for decades. In many industries, they are looking for qualities (e.g., analytical ability), not specific undergraduate training. |
Anonymous
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History and Music
Law School $ to be announced in two years! |