To think that the studio which gave us fucking thundercats roar

most employers want experience over a degree in many field. or experience plus a degree

Considers who may be he creates animator of all time

Beneath them

a degree alone almost isn't enough anymore.

The Military is the ultimate starting job really

Experience + Free College + Free Housing + Free Food + Free Training

I dropped out and am in the top 5%

Hey if anyone is feeling down, here's uncle sam

"Yeah, but it's not economically viable these days, so it's an artform that should just die out" - art school student

Lol

Fucking shoot em all I say

Internet dad help with my self esteem issue

The sad thing is that a college degree became required partly because primary education was failing to educate basic things that it would've in the past, and now secondary education is failing

yup

Maybe there should be squads made up of convicted school shooters

medicone, engeeeing, etc. sure degrees are required

And they should be sent to eviscerate art schools from existence

many jobs could be a trade school

Hey guys talking about jobs

Should I go into medical?

Art is cool and an acceptable degree but don't expect to make money unless you get a job as a teacher or graphic designer

always demand for. medicine

it's hard work though

I've made up my mind to go into stem

Hard work isn't a problem

most jobs should be trade school; the ideals of academia (not just now) aren't that relevant for most professions

yup

There will be an ever increasingly amount of old people so yeah, medical and nursing is a safe bet

Either medical or engineering

I would say 50% plus should be trade schools

And in engineering, either civil or computer science

with licensing exams

Mandatory Language classes and Art classes are a waste of time

Ooh what are trade schools

Are they like welding courses and stuff?

Engineering for example should have a trade school (orcertain branches)

Nah

electrician, plumbing, welding

It would work for some engineers, not for others

Not that I'm advocating for this as a good system, but it is impressive how some communities are able to do as well in trained fields as they do without any formal acadamia. Like the street dentists in India for example. I'd still prefer to go to a dentists office, but it's interesting how well they're able to do many things