Anonymous wrote:^ie, an analyst working for the government, not someone who analyzes the government.
\Anonymous wrote:Where you go to school matters more than what you major in.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What did your history major student do after college. Anyone do a PhD in history? Get a job at a think tank? Assuming just an undergraduate degree is not enough.
DH has an undergrad degree in history and is a CEO at a mid size (800 people) tech company.
Anonymous wrote:What did your history major student do after college. Anyone do a PhD in history? Get a job at a think tank? Assuming just an undergraduate degree is not enough.
Anonymous wrote:Well, I generally think history and philosophy majors are the best writers - better than English majors.
History majors are generally more thoughtful than political science majors. Could do a lot worse…
Anonymous wrote:I have a history major at a major university with a data science-heavy minor. Kid is doing very well and has many routes available from government work to academia to archaeology to other fields including business. History trains people to read a ton and even better, to be able to speak and to write well. Kid is regularly writing 10 to 15 page papers as an undergrad and must do regular in-class presentations of material. Wants to get a Ph.D.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Average starting salaries for History majors is $30k-$50k.
Nope. Interned and got job as a history major in tech company. 90K+ right out of college
Anonymous wrote:Average starting salaries for History majors is $30k-$50k.