Acceptable Degrees

You misspelt "able"

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Originally Posted by FlyingJesus

You misspelt "able"

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noob

Edited by Nick (Forum Super Moderator): Please don't post pointlessly.

Why are **** degrees like History and English Literature there? they're not real degrees

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Originally Posted by Okeanos

Here is a list of acceptable degrees. If you're not doing one, you're wasting your time.

Accounting (only at top 5 universities)
Actuarial Science
Aeronautical Engineering
African Studies (only at SOAS)
Archaeology
Architecture
Anthropology
Asian Studies
Biological Sciences
Biochemistry
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Sciences
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Classics
Computer Science (not Computing)
Earth Sciences
Economics
Education (only at Cambridge)
Electrical Engineering
Engineering
English Literature
European Studies
Fine Art (only at top 10 universities)
Geography
Geology
History
History of Art
Human Sciences
International Relations
Jewish Studies (only at Oxford and UCL)
Law
Linguistics
Management (only at top 5 universities)
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Medicine
Middle Eastern Studies
Modern Languages
Music (not Music Technology, only at top 5 universities or conservatoires)
Natural Sciences
Neuroscience
Pharmacology
Pharmacy
Philosophy
Physics
Politics
Psychology
Social Policy
Sociology (only at top 5 universities)
Statistics
Theology / Religious Studies
Veterinary Medicine
Zoology

- Okeanos
Education expert

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I'd love to know what makes you an Education expert to begin with?

Secondly I'd like to know what makes you think that the above list are acceptable degree types and who you are to suggest a student taking other degrees not mentioned, are wasting their time? If the student is paying for the degree, and they wish to study it, who are you to question that?

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Originally Posted by iGenius

I'd love to know what makes you an Education expert to begin with?

Secondly I'd like to know what makes you think that the above list are acceptable degree types and who you are to suggest a student taking other degrees not mentioned, are wasting their time? If the student is paying for the degree, and they wish to study it, who are you to question that?

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Don't question the expertise of the expert. Having the desire to do something and the ability to pay for it does not make it a good or sensible idea.

Quite surprised this isn't closed yet. Stops feeding him. :P

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Originally Posted by iGenius

I'd love to know what makes you an Education expert to begin with?

Secondly I'd like to know what makes you think that the above list are acceptable degree types and who you are to suggest a student taking other degrees not mentioned, are wasting their time? If the student is paying for the degree, and they wish to study it, who are you to question that?

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Not that I necessarily agree with the OP but of course you can say that some degrees are a waste of time. You can pay to take a degree on fire engineering (basically teachers you about fire-fighting)... yet you don't even need it to become a fire-fighter. Waste of time and money if you ask me.

A bad investment on the future isn't necessarily a waste of time

"Education (only at Cambridge)"

Do you mean ITT or Education Studies by this?
I don't care, I'm just intrigued.

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Originally Posted by Naturlee

"Education (only at Cambridge)"

Do you mean ITT or Education Studies by this?
I don't care, I'm just intrigued.

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Duno what ITT is. I don't mean crappy degrees like primary education, childhood studies or early years.