Why do you do a degree?

I did not choose : I learned what I have learned first to be a good boy for my parents. I have prepared a PhD on international environmental laws in the 80's which has always been at 90% useless for me as I never intended to work as a lawyer : I have not written 5 articles in this domain in thirty years.

I have always been interested in Mathematics because I think it has a very strong foundation and is a great gateway to learning Computer Science. Ever since I was young I was interested in Computers so its natural for me to also be interested in Mathematics. I would choose a degree in this area only because I feel its actually the right place for me to be.

hi, to the present situation every one are opting for a Bachelors in Degree.Life is never in our hands we some or the other time we need some job so being up to the requirement s is good., As nowadays Pg or more than that is considered foa a job.Its not for money not for others not even for educated to such degree,. its only that in ur life time we are not sure of things , AT least we should be ready with the least thing for our future.

I chose my course because I was interested at it. Where I come from, sometimes people who put you to school dictates what course you will take. i was fortunate that my parent didn't force me to take a course that I didnt like. having interest in the course that you are taking will make the journey easier because you are eager to listen and understand the topics being discussed.

I didn't do a degree even though my grades are good enough. I decided that i have enough of studies as i'm bored with it. Back then, i thought working is fun since i was working part time while studying. By the time i graduate from my A level, i entered the work force immediately as a full time. I have no regrets to giving up my chance for a degree because experience gained while working, is much valuable and worth it.

Honestly speaking, it was just what is expected of me. My parents wanted me to be a teacher, and unluckily for me they were still very unbinding during the time I enrolled, I really wanted to be on the Marketing/Design Industry before but then they insisted and I kind of grew to love the course I took which is Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education major in Montessori Education, BEdECEd-MONTEd. Teaching also deals with creative designs and use of words to catch the interest of the students so I'm happy, though right now I'm trying to apply for a job different from my field to try if I'm really for teaching or not...

I came home from my trip around the world wanting to become a primary school teacher. I did an A level English Literature to study a National Curriculum subject and GCSE Maths. Then I was accepted at university to study my degree. I studied because I love English and Education. In those days students got a grant and they paid the course fees. I achieved what I wanted to do: be a primary school teacher. I think it is wise to have an idea about the future career after the degree.

I chose computer science because it's the one thing I've always been able to do (and am interested in). These days, the subject isn't so important in most countries - the fact that you've done a degree is enough. To be honest, about 90% of what I learned was useless and outdated as soon as I'd finished but the degree itself shows reasonable intelligence, a willingness to learn and a capability to express ideas.

Hey there I have a Masters in Business Administration in the Medical Field. Did so because I knew it was the direction I wanted to work in and the area of interest. Money was an incentive but found that it was more a chosen field of my own.