Do you continue to learn a different major after you graduated?
By Polang
@tkonlinevn (6438)
Vietnam
September 9, 2010 1:47am CST
There are many my colleagues continue to learn more a different major. They say that if they have at least 02 certificates, they can find new jobs easier and They can earn much more money. However, I think that we should learn more and more about our main major in order that we can improve our skills. How do you think?
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2 responses
@kaka135 (14931)
• Malaysia
19 Sep 10
Well, I do agree if we know more, then we might get a job easier. But, sometimes getting a job doesn't only depend on your degree or what you know. Attitude is another very important factor for you to get the job too. Also, as you said, having different major may not really help, but if you know your major in depth could be better.
@zhirankongjian (12)
• China
10 Sep 10
That's true.Last year,many students in my class chose extra courses for a certificate.But our major courses clash with the minor courses.As a result,they have to miss the major courses.
As far as I am concerned,I may consider minoring in another subject on condition that I am skillful enough in my major and I have no finance problems.Otherwise,I will not spend any time or money on it,just for a certificate which is not so useful as we think.
