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My niece, an English Lit Major from NYU works for big tech companies.
She makes good money and is always being recruited. |
For some the above is correct, but many others view the point of college to be career training. |
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corporate communications to c-suite
manufacturing conglomerate only company i've worked for early 40s now, started direct from college BA, cornell, nothing beyond. |
? apparently, it didn't teach you reading comprehension skills. |
| Back in the day, you would leave an Ivy English department with an A.B. and go straight to McKinsey or GS, or else work on the low rungs of arts/journalism/publishing before heading to a T14 law school. |
What does she do in tech? |
Doing what, though? |
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dropped out of English Lit Major
Tech consulting 250k+, but it took a long time to get here. |
| My friend is a former English major who is a show runner in Hollywood. She is an amazing writer and makes bank |
| Lit major who makea 6 figures. PhD researcher. I would have made more of I stopped at a research class heavy masters. It was an awesome foundation! |
| How much money are you talking? English major and masters. 140 at work plus 50 on the side. So 190k. Mid 40s. |
| IT management. No masters, 180K |
| My doctor was an English major. Earns $200k or more. |
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Editing personal statements for international med grads seeking residency in the US is pretty darned good money. Well over 100k.
I was the editor of a journal, and was over 100k for that, but it was stressful and not worth it. |
I’m this PP. I’ll add that I do have an MFA. |