BSc means UNEMPLOYMENT, true or false? (1 Viewer)

[m.incognito]

I want to do a BSc, but people keep telling me that my prospects of getting a job after uni are pretty much nil.

I also know several people who have graduated from doing a BSc and have not been able to find jobs in their field and thus have resulted in working at Kmart/Coles fulltime.

So, is it true?

 

[Chris.]

jeez didnt your vietnamese parents tell u the usual story of the girl of a friend of a friend of your relatives who did B Sc and got no job then went bak and did law and now every vietnamese person happy now du ma

EDIT: i know your viet coz of one of your threads about P Plates and sum1 mentioend your viet and your hawt and stalking ITT

 

[Captain Gh3y]

jeez didnt your vietnamese parents tell u the usual story of the girl of a friend of a friend of your relatives who did B Sc and got no job then went bak and did law and now every vietnamese person happy now du ma

EDIT: i know your viet coz of one of your threads about P Plates and sum1 mentioend your viet and your hawt and stalking ITT

i'll cut you

min2, if you want to get a 'job' from a BSc you have to do honours and then masters and PhD so you can be a research scientist.

Also, you'll have to go to the US or Europe because Australia hates science

 

[Bobness]

I want to do a BSc, but people keep telling me that my prospects of getting a job after uni are pretty much nil.

I also know several people who have graduated from doing a BSc and have not been able to find jobs in their field and thus have resulted in working at Kmart/Coles fulltime.

So, is it true?

No.

You should ask webby. Hi webby :wave:

re: Chris, you bloody flirt.

 

[doink]

Why not do engineering and then you can do a science degree that will get you a job for sho'. (It's not an official science degree but has alot of maths + physics and can possible have chem or biology depending on your discipline, pm me for more info)

 

[velox]

I want to do a BSc, but people keep telling me that my prospects of getting a job after uni are pretty much nil.

I also know several people who have graduated from doing a BSc and have not been able to find jobs in their field and thus have resulted in working at Kmart/Coles fulltime.

So, is it true?

You will need to have a good average 70+ in an employable field like geology, statistics etc. Honours will get you a job. It is hard to get a job from a vanilla Bsc since it is not a professional degree.

 

[A High Way Man]

combine it you sonofabitch. get out of CHHS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! otherwise you will be stuck with BAinPsych at MQ!!!!!!!!! NO

 

[Captain Gh3y]

BAinPsych at MQ!!!!!!!!! NO

lol diane

 

[m.incognito]

Is there any way I can do a double degree of like pharmacy/science... is that even possible? Don't they overlap?

re above posts:
^ I can't leave CHHS, too late now.
^ engineering is where all the fugly guys hang.
^ parents don't want me to do law, they want pharmacy/medicine.
^ I will ask David.
^ the other things suggested don't really appeal to me.

 

[bassistx]

Anyone with a degree will almost certainly get a job, doesn't matter what it is (the degree, I mean). UTS says over 80% of people who study science get a job.
I'm sure you'll find a job, but you have to think further than that - a career. If you know where you want to be, you'll get there. Believe me. I haven't done it myself, but many people I know have reached their goals just by keeping them in mind.

Don't worry about it.

 

[Azamakumar]

Is there any way I can do a double degree of like pharmacy/science... is that even possible? Don't they overlap?

Given that pharmacy is a science course itself I'd say no.


When Vanush stated combining it he meant two different disciplines, ie engineering/science or business/science or law/science etc etc etc. It would be really easy to get a job after graduating with a combined science degree provided both degrees complement each other.


EDIT: To the douche above me, do you honestly expect a law student to get a job in a law firm with 50% grades? A degree does not equal employment.

 

[Captain Gh3y]

Anyone with a degree will almost certainly get a job, doesn't matter what it is (the degree, I mean).

False.

UTS says over 80% of people who study science get a job.

They're bullshitting, every uni says of any particular degree "HAS A 110% UMPLOYMENTZ RATE" because those undergrad course descriptions are ADVERTISEMENTS

I'm sure you'll find a job, but you have to think further than that - a career.

False - she is a woman.

If you know where you want to be, you'll get there.

False. You will have your hopes and dreams crushed by the harsh reality of the world.

Believe me. I haven't done it myself, but many people I know have reached their goals just by keeping them in mind.

lol reliable source

 

[A High Way Man]

get into a science course, or even pharmacy/optom, then transfer into B Med @ Newy uni.. HEAPS of ppl got in i swear.

 

[m.incognito]

Given that pharmacy is a science course itself I'd say no.


When Vanush stated combining it he meant two different disciplines, ie engineering/science or business/science or law/science etc etc etc. It would be really easy to get a job after graduating with a combined science degree provided both degrees complement each other.


EDIT: To the douche above me, do you honestly expect a law student to get a job in a law firm with 50% grades? A degree does not equal employment.

mmmm i see. i really don't want to be an arts girl, not interested in it. ahaha...

does anyone know anybody who has graduated from BSc (molecular bio) and gotten a decent job?

^doesn't sound like a bad idea. (to vanush)

 

[A High Way Man]

^ I can't leave CHHS, too late now.

owe.

^ engineering is where all the fugly guys hang.

lol depends on what stream. in ur case, B Eng (Civil)/B Commerce is a pop choice

 

[Azamakumar]

Or do a BSc smash GAMSAT and run postgrad med. It's all the same.

 

[Survivor39]

does anyone know anybody who has graduated from BSc (molecular bio) and gotten a decent job?

^doesn't sound like a bad idea. (to vanush)

I have just graduated with a B MedSc (Hons) from UNSW and is now doing a PhD with a scholarship. I also tutor students from medicine (Phase one UNSW medicine) and science (second year microbiology).

For those not interested in a PhD, a science degree with first class honours will get you a job as a research assistant at a good lab/hospital.

 

[bassistx]

Gh3y, you're really helping her, aren't you?
Don't listen to him, he's a penis-head.

 

[Captain Gh3y]

Or do a BSc smash GAMSAT and run postgrad med. It's all the same.

couple less years spent at uni with the transfer option

 

[Azamakumar]

I'd say a combined degree to make the most out of BSc, but seeing as how she wants to do research, hons is probably the only option.