something that could combine economics/technology/cryptography and finance, in my opinion
or at least some individual mix of the above
Topic: What is the ideal college course? (Read 526 times)
I was just wondering, should I follow my own desires to take up a college course in which it does not posses a great potential in income, or, should I take up a course which leads to a stable, if not, wealthy life, but would somewhat contradict to what I like. Your thoughts?
Just go with your passion at work hard to have a wealthy life.
Go with your passion 100%. I would rather make less but love what I do, rather than make a lot but work too much or dislike the job I am in. In the end, it's all about you being happy so go with your passion for sure!
I was just wondering, should I follow my own desires to take up a college course in which it does not posses a great potential in income, or, should I take up a course which leads to a stable, if not, wealthy life, but would somewhat contradict to what I like. Your thoughts?
My advice you should follow your own desires because its hard to take up a course if you are not interested on it. If you finished your college its up to you on how you will have a stable and wealthy life. You can put up your own business and let it grow.
I agree with some of the others just follow your heart
Just start a business you'll avoid student debt and have something
This really depends on you - what are your hobbies and what are you good at?
I studied linguistics and had a pretty good time
Do what you like doing brah - stuff will sort it self out
If you have the cash study a BS degree and then go for a law degree. Once you're a lawyer you'll make bank
Economics - you are on a board about cryptocurrencies you might as well learn how things work
Honestly you'll figure it out. Nobody knows you like you and I'm sure you'll make the right choice for yourself.
The value of a college degree is beyond just a piece of paper or the course you take. There are lots of girls too
Just study whatever strikes your interest brah - you can make money in nearly any field if you're smart
I dropped out of college towards the end of my degree after bitcoin got big. Luckily I had bags and now I mostly just chill.
Dude just follow your heart and do something you like
Honestly STEM fields are the way to go (science, technology engineering, mathemetics) anything else seems like a watse of time to me
I kinda thought that college didn't do me too much good and just put me in a lot of debt. As a business owner nowadays, just look into what you can do better and what the community needs.
Go STEM or don't bother with college at all
Computer Science - in a future where the job market might be controlled by robots, programmers will still have jobs
I suggest you take a college course according to your talent
go for something you love, what interest you the most, what's your passion, what drives you. Don't chase the money, chase your goals and dreams, money will come after.
I was just wondering, should I follow my own desires to take up a college course in which it does not posses a great potential in income, or, should I take up a course which leads to a stable, if not, wealthy life, but would somewhat contradict to what I like. Your thoughts?
In my opinion the ideal college course is Information Technology. Almost everything nowadays are being automated. It is possible that some job will be replaced by robotics or technology, thus employment will be at risk for some reason, but if you are knowledgable on technology and such, there is always an opportunity for you. 
Every course is ideal, because every course has its own specialty. Some people say that you need to pick a course that will lead you to a good and high salary job. I do not believe on them, because what ever kind of course you will take, you still need to work hard to find a job.
In my case, I took the course that is in line with technology because it is in demand though it is not my first choice. At that time, I think of the income that I can earn if I finished that course.
I'm happy with what I've chosen and I did not regret it. Follow what you really want and the one that suits you. Choose a course that you're interested in.
I'm happy with what I've chosen and I did not regret it. Follow what you really want and the one that suits you. Choose a course that you're interested in.
Its better to go with your passion as the passion will drive u with more opportunities in that field
I consider that it is necessary to go on that course which will really bring pleasure that then the work was pleasant. If there is not enough money at work, it will be possible to earn extra money with the help of investments.
I was just wondering, should I follow my own desires to take up a college course in which it does not posses a great potential in income, or, should I take up a course which leads to a stable, if not, wealthy life, but would somewhat contradict to what I like. Your thoughts?
You should follow your own desires because if thats the way to fullfill your dream then do it. It is hard to take a course that you really don't like take it from me I had taken a course which i do not like and after i graduated i did not used it and find a job that really interest me.
I was just wondering, should I follow my own desires to take up a college course in which it does not posses a great potential in income, or, should I take up a course which leads to a stable, if not, wealthy life, but would somewhat contradict to what I like. Your thoughts?
Take up a course which really interest you. Don't enroll to a degree which you don't like. Money will come after you have the experiences.
I'd recommend you go with you passion. Whatever drives you or motivates to wake up early and work your heart out. You do it because you love it. Don't just pick a program where you get paid high and yet you end up miserable. Go with what you love to do, don't worry about money because it will find a way to get to you.
Just go with whatever makes you happy working for in the future.
Just go with whatever makes you happy working for in the future.
I was just wondering, should I follow my own desires to take up a college course in which it does not posses a great potential in income, or, should I take up a course which leads to a stable, if not, wealthy life, but would somewhat contradict to what I like. Your thoughts?
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