Anonymous wrote:Maybe, but it is needed to know how to spell "caramel" apparently.

+1,000,000

Maybe, but it is needed to know how to spell "caramel" apparently.

English major is not needed to mix a carmel ice coffee.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find this surprising. At my SLAC English was one of the most popular majors. In the almost 20 years in the workplace I have found that writing well is the most important skill to have and wish I had it!

I know many English majors making big $$

I also find many English majors to be highly annoying!

signed,

low-paid History major

Try to avoid run-on sentences. Proofread carefully, especially for accurate punctuation.

signed,
A Well-Paid English Major

Can we be friends?

Of course, English majors make good listeners, they're perceptive and can hold up their end of the conversation -- all wonderful qualities in a friend!

Not PP. Wow you are nasty.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find this surprising. At my SLAC English was one of the most popular majors. In the almost 20 years in the workplace I have found that writing well is the most important skill to have and wish I had it!

I know many English majors making big $$

I also find many English majors to be highly annoying!

signed,

low-paid History major

Try to avoid run-on sentences. Proofread carefully, especially for accurate punctuation.

signed,
A Well-Paid English Major

Can we be friends?

Of course, English majors make good listeners, they're perceptive and can hold up their end of the conversation -- all wonderful qualities in a friend!

Anonymous wrote:They're annoying because theyseepeople who canttt right well mkaing mucho bucks, more than they could ever dream to make.

signed....notsogood at englishbut make big dinero...

Don't quit your day job. Comedy clearly isn't your thing.

They're annoying because theyseepeople who canttt right well mkaing mucho bucks, more than they could ever dream to make.

signed....notsogood at englishbut make big dinero...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find this surprising. At my SLAC English was one of the most popular majors. In the almost 20 years in the workplace I have found that writing well is the most important skill to have and wish I had it!

I know many English majors making big $$

I also find many English majors to be highly annoying!

signed,

low-paid History major

Try to avoid run-on sentences. Proofread carefully, especially for accurate punctuation.

signed,
A Well-Paid English Major

Can we be friends?

Anonymous wrote:I find this surprising. At my SLAC English was one of the most popular majors. In the almost 20 years in the workplace I have found that writing well is the most important skill to have and wish I had it!

I know many English majors making big $$

I also find many English majors to be highly annoying!

signed,

low-paid History major

Try to avoid run-on sentences. Proofread carefully, especially for accurate punctuation.

signed,
A Well-Paid English Major

I find this surprising. At my SLAC English was one of the most popular majors. In the almost 20 years in the workplace I have found that writing well is the most important skill to have and wish I had it!

I know many English majors making big $$

I also find many English majors to be highly annoying!

signed,

low-paid History major

Anonymous wrote:http://money.cnn.com/2013/06/25/real_estate/mortgage-math/index.html?iid=HP_LN

So your suggestion is that non-STEM majors are all in danger of losing their homes? HAHAHAHAHAHA! What a stupid article.

Anonymous wrote:The scientist asks, “Why does it work?”

The engineer asks, “How does it work?”

The English major asks, “Would you like fries with that?”


http://articles.washingtonpost.com/2011-05-23/business/35232063_1_college-degree-humanities-anthropology-degree

And what is YOUR degree in? This lame attempt at humor belies an inability to think critically about complex issues. Congratulations - your parents must be so proud.

The scientist asks, “Why does it work?”

The engineer asks, “How does it work?”

The English major asks, “Would you like fries with that?”


http://articles.washingtonpost.com/2011-05-23/business/35232063_1_college-degree-humanities-anthropology-degree

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:English major here - I have risen to management in a financial field because I can write fairly well, am conscience about deadlines and can talk to clients without pissing them off. Most of the people under me can do the required math, but can't convey it well in a report, even with a pretty detailed format from which to start.

Smoke and mirrors you'll be caught soon

I have 2 kids, both math majors at a highly-selective school, so they have plenty of options, but they will still say that writing is absolutely critical. They take every opportunity to seek out courses outside the math department that require extensive writing and professors who are known to be dedicated to improving their students' writing (i.e., the tough graders in the English department).