Hate my job... im a college student looking for what degree I should go for?
822051
U didnt mention you r from which field like science,commerce,arts etc.Also you like to go for a bachelor's graduation programme like Bsc,BBM etc or for a bachelor's professional programme like BE etc.Write in the details to get the best answer.
1169926
It depends on what is making you unhappy.\nIf your problem is with your colleagues bullying you then you should ask the HR dept for advice. If you do not have a HR dept speak with your supervisor. \nIf your problem is hating the work itself then you should determine what qualifications you need for the sort of work you would like and start studying. You do not have to leave your job, you can study at night school or by correspondence. Now is a good time to enroll on courses as they normally start in Sept.\nKnowing that within a year or two you'll be qualified to start the career you want, will make the meantime more bearable.\nBy the way - everyone hates their job, that's why we get paid to do it.
1154987
I would suggest that you do a little soul searching and decide what type of career you would like to pursue then match your college major to your goals. That said, a bachelors in marketing would be much more beneficial to your career than an associates degree in business.
1135335
look if you absolutely hate your job then find another one.  life is too short to hate your job considering you spend 1/4 of your time there.
550958
Go get a bachelor's degree.  You have the rest of your life to work.. with a bachelor's degree at least you can do something you want to do, and for good pay.\n\nMy 2cents
441413
minimum wage. go get a four year degree. finish what you started.
1016804
Well  I wouldn't agree with the comment that your degree is lame, or worthless. A College degree is an awesome assest to have....luckily your degree can open up different kinds of doors...they KEY is to find a career your interested in. It's not just a matter of having the skills for a career but the interest because that will end up carrying you for many years in that field. \n\nAnother truth, however is that in today's "world of work" furthering your education and earning a Masters and/or PhD is more beneficial and desirable. I have my B.S. and to work in the field of my interest, I am required to get AT LEAST a Masters. \n\nSo you have your B.A. in Liberal Studies which is great because your options are totally open....just find what your interests are and go with them! Good Luck!!
761736
Depends on what you want to get out of it.\n\nIf you are being strictly crass, then go for a professional major that seems to have a glut of graduates right now. By the time you have your degree there will be a demand again because everybody else is majoring in the fields that currently need people, and in four years there will be a glut there.\n\nIf you are speaking of the true value of going to college, then major in what interests you.
228989
no i hate my job it sucks
8988
It depends on what you mean, do you mean really which one is better or just which one is popular.\nWhatever you like to do is the best degree for you. Since you like your job, you won't whine about your it, and will be the most creative and productive.
873520
You are short of a degree that will let you do anything.  You need to posess a degree almost specificially to your feild to get most jobs.  Also you say that you don't like competition?  Your gonna have a really hard time having a comfortable life in science because everyone is cut throat and will do just about anything to get ahead of you and make themselves.
298597
I think a degree in Business Management would be better.  A class in finance and econ wouldnt hurt, but focusing on either of those wouldnt help in real estate.  The best way to find out is to talk to an advisor at the univeristy.  They'll know the best way to go for what u want to do.  good luck
62823
What do you do for fun?  Try to make a career out of your favorite hobby.  I was majoring in psychology (which I had wanted to do since I was about 15), and a semester into college I realized it was not for me.  I changed to an "undecided" major and stayed in school for another 2 semesters before realizing that I was in the wrong place.  I transfered to a small art school and moved back in with my parents.  I'm one quarter away from graduating with my culinary arts degree and I couldn't be happier.  Don't look for a program that fits you, figure out what it is that you're good at, and then figure out what you have to do to make a living at it.
824771
You do the work that is available, whatever that may be. This will help you get money for books, if there is help at the college you attend, apply there, They may know of work that is available for students. Sooner or later you need to come to a decision of what you would like to do, or you would be floating through life without an aim.What are you good at, and what are your likes and dislikes? Even the very best job you may get will take some adjustments and have in it something or someone, you will have to learn to cope with. Best of luck.
608643
Might want to start with what you don't like about the job?  Is it the people, profession, industry, job function, etc.?  And tackle problem from there.  \n\nThen find out what are other options.  Transfer to other dept? Other location?  \n\nIf nothing works, and you definitely want to get out of it, a good place to start would be figuring out what you LIKE to do that will also bring you income.  (Some community colleges offer classes in that perspective.)  Also talk to your friends to find out what your strengths are.  Hit the newspaper and see if anything interest you.  Start from there and see how it goes.  \n\nGood luck with job search.
324618
Not staying in college and ending up in dead-end, stressful, call-center type jobs. I would give almost anything to go back to college and get a degree so I could do something I 'want' to do, not 'have' to do.
43242
Unfortunately passions don't always translate well into careers.  If you are about to finish college, then I would suggest trying out a few jobs and see which ones fit you.  There is no reason why you must choose a job and stick with it for the rest of your life.  Once you have a good idea what the jobs are really like (and they are almost never what you imagine them to be) then you can settle into a career.  But always remember that you should love your job, if you hate it, you need a different job (not necessarily a different career, just a different job).  And it's ok to not be able to make up your mind, your life ends up being more interesting.  And you can politely remind everyone to mind their own business, it's your life and you have to live it.