You can do pretty much anything.
Something humanities-based looks useless, until you remember three things.
1) You ought to have learned to spot a problem, and to think your way around it. And this'll be in the abstract, so ought to be completely transferable. People who've done vocational degrees might think (pace point 2), below) that they're trained to do a particular job - but that isn't a good thing. The ability to see what needs doing in any situation is much more important.

2) Let's face it - even people with vocational degrees still have to go through training, just like everyone else.


Has she thought about law? Academia? Christ - there's no end of things. Good luck to her.
( Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Wed 29 Oct 2008, 20:05, Reply)