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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's good that they're not expanding the seats. My English major found a good high-paying job quite easily out of school, but I know there are not clearly established paths for those majors as there are (or at least used to be) for CS majors.[/quote] Please share firm and $.[/quote] I won't name the firm but it's a large consulting firm with quantitative focus. Salary is around $90k. [b] I agree with the advice to go to the best school you can get into, do as well as you can in that school, and don't accept the notion that you are limited by your major. [/b] My English major also took math, econ, government, etc, so firms knew she could do the work.[/quote] Great advice. And hustle. Wherever you are. I’ve already help DS research the clubs/teams to join at Ivy - will be freshman in fall. The parenting job doesn’t end once they get in to a top college or program. It shifts and changes. Now they need life & career advice. Show them where to look, questions to ask, clubs to join, people to meet. I know this is much harder with introverts….[/quote] Ugh[/quote]
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