If you had college paid for, what would you go back to school to study? Preferably something that would make you money eventually
如果你有大学学费，你会回到学校学习什么？最好是最终能让你赚钱的东西
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If you had college paid for, what would you go back to school to study? Preferably something that would make you money eventually
如果你有大学学费，你会回到学校学习什么？最好是最终能让你赚钱的东西
I learned basically no math in highschool so pretty much most STEM besides like cyber security is ruled out for me
我在高中时基本上没有学过数学，所以除了网络安全之外，几乎大多数 STEM 都被我排除在外
well I went from EE to compsci, so I would have gone straight into cs instead
好吧，我从 EE 转到了 compsci，所以我会直接进入 cs
>>62595974
Stem med laws teacher engineer pilot account
干医学法律教师工程师试点账户
>>62595983
I guess I should do law out of those but the idea of arguing law with college students sounds terrible. Would be nice to have a niche specialty though
我想我应该用这些来研究法律，但与大学生争论法律的想法听起来很糟糕。不过，如果有一个利基专业就好了
>>62595989
maritime law would be a good one
海事法将是一部很好的法律
>>62595983
I want to be a pilot. Looks comfy.
我想成为一名飞行员。看起来很舒服。
>>62595974
Media Management with a minor in psychology. Make college girls sign modeling contracts. Make sex tapes of us and post on all degenerate sites for money. Retire in 4-6 years. Go into film production.
媒体管理，辅修心理学。让女大学生签订模特合同。制作我们的性爱录像并发布在所有堕落网站上以获取金钱。 4-6年后退休。进入电影制作领域。
>>62596177
>>62595983
What's the process like becoming a pilot if you aren't going military. Most programs I see are for the private license
如果您不参军，成为一名飞行员的过程是怎样的？我看到的大多数程序都是私人许可证
>>62595974
wish I finished my cs degree but I dropped out in the middle because I would have never worked in that field anyway. I would have liked to have a cs bachelor degree just as an ego thing.
希望我完成了计算机科学学位，但我中途退学了，因为无论如何我都不会在该领域工作。我本来希望拥有计算机科学学士学位，只是为了自我满足。
>>62595974
I want to smell all their sweaty buttholes
我想闻一下他们出汗的屁眼的味道
>>62596177
Being a commercial pilot is the opposite of comfy, until you are nearing retirement. Scheduling is based off of seniority, so the first few years has you flying short hops in commuter jets at weird ass hours and not being home for a week until you make captain, then you can switch to being a co-pilot on a bigger jet, where you go back to shit scheduling until you make captain again on that airframe.
在您接近退休之前，成为一名商业飞行员与舒适相反。日程安排是根据资历决定的，所以最初几年，你要在奇怪的时间乘坐通勤飞机短途飞行，一周不回家，直到你成为机长，然后你可以转而担任一架更大飞机的副驾驶，在那里你回到糟糕的日程安排，直到你再次成为那架飞机的机长。
The only time pilots have actually cool schedules are the international guys because they hit their hour limits in one flight, so they are forced to stay wherever they landed for a few days, which basically means a paid 3 day weekend in Tokyo or London, then not working for 2 weeks.
飞行员唯一拥有真正酷的时间表的是国际飞行员，因为他们在一次飞行中达到了时间限制，因此他们被迫在降落的任何地方停留几天，这基本上意味着在东京或伦敦带薪三天周末，然后两周不工作。
Oh, also I forgot that you wont start off at an airline, you're going to be grinding at a flight school for several years flying Cessnas for 12 hours a day until the airlines feel like hiring (which is entirely random).
哦，我还忘记了，你不会从一家航空公司开始，你会在飞行学校苦苦学习几年，每天驾驶塞斯纳斯飞机 12 个小时，直到航空公司愿意招聘（这完全是随机的）。
>>62596843
If you want to get a commercial license, most small flight schools will offer the program for it. It's not too different from getting a private license, its just the requirements are stricter and you need to jump through more hoops. You can also go to part 141 school like Embry-Riddle or ATP academy and go through that process which WILL rape your wallet and soul, but it is by far the fastest way to become a commercial pilot. IIRC it takes like 8 months and about 100k for those people.
如果您想获得商业执照，大多数小型飞行学校都会提供该课程。这与获得私人执照没有太大区别，只是要求更严格，并且需要克服更多困难。你也可以去像 Embry-Riddle 或 ATP 学院这样的 141 部分学校，经历这个过程，这会掠夺你的钱包和灵魂，但这是迄今为止成为商业飞行员最快的方法。 IIRC 对于这些人来说需要大约 8 个月的时间和大约 10 万美元。
>t. Went to a fancy planefag school and most of my college buddies work as pilots.
>t。我去了一所高档的飞机学校，我的大多数大学好友都是飞行员。
>>62595976
business administration and do an internship in supply chain.
工商管理并进行供应链实习。
>>62595974
For me it's 2 and 5 on the front row
对我来说是前排2号和5号
1. Philosophy. It's actually a difficult subject and I feel like I missed out by railroading myself with law.
1.哲学。这实际上是一个困难的话题，我觉得我因为法律的束缚而错过了机会。
2. Finance, I did some summer school intros and actually really enjoyed it. The problem is that I enjoy the macro policy side rather than microeconomics.
2. 金融，我参加了一些暑期学校的介绍，实际上非常喜欢它。问题是我更喜欢宏观政策而不是微观经济学。
I should do an MBA someday too but I keep being put off by the kinds of people who do MBAs.
有一天我也应该攻读 MBA，但我一直被那些攻读 MBA 的人所推迟。
>Preferably something that would make you money eventually
>最好是最终能让你赚钱的东西
I'll let you in on a secret: your career, even if you stay in academia, won't follow your degree choice. I'm only partially related as a civil service email generator because I got my law degree in corporate law and find myself working for a top bank with a great view from a fucking cubicle where most of the cases were customers trying to scam money.
我要告诉你一个秘密：即使你留在学术界，你的职业生涯也不会跟随你的学位选择。作为一名公务员电子邮件生成器，我只是部分相关，因为我获得了公司法方面的法律学位，并且发现自己在一家顶级银行工作，从一个他妈的小隔间里可以看到很棒的景色，那里的大多数案件都是试图诈骗钱财的客户。
>>62595989
You've got to get out of the habit of arguing what's right to what's selling a case to the audience.
你必须改掉争论什么是对的，什么是向观众推销案例的习惯。
>>62596049
Maritime but focus on arbitration, do a follow-up Masters in Stockholm or Copenhagen.
海事但专注于仲裁，在斯德哥尔摩或哥本哈根做后续硕士。
Commercial arbitration is where the real money is made. The working environment is also a lot better right down to the buildings.
商业仲裁才是真正赚钱的地方。工作环境也好得多，甚至连建筑物都如此。
>>62595976
Based. Teach that little faggot early there's no such thing as a free lunch.
基于。早点教训那个小基佬，天下没有免费的午餐。
>>62596946
>You've got to get out of the habit of arguing what's right to what's selling a case to the audience
>你必须改掉争论什么是对的，什么是向观众推销一个案例的习惯
Yeah I don't think that's for me. Also I get in arguments already about the law where I can tell we don't look at the law the same way. I think humans are imperfect and therefore laws are imperfect whereas some people view the law as if it was written by God himself. I bet most real lawyers don't feel this way but a lot of adjacent people in the industry seem like they do.
是的，我不认为那适合我。此外，我已经参与了有关法律的争论，我可以看出我们并没有以同样的方式看待法律。我认为人类是不完美的，因此法律也是不完美的，而有些人则认为法律好像是上帝亲自制定的。我敢打赌，大多数真正的律师不会有这种感觉，但业内很多相邻的人似乎都有这种感觉。
>>62596967
Pretty much yeah. The reality of law is that it's for lazy people - you cite case law and copy arguments rather than necessarily original thinking.
差不多是的。法律的现实是，它是为懒惰的人准备的——你引用判例法并复制论点，而不一定是原创思维。
>>62595974
rolling
>>62595974
Art, unironically. Or something more useful like architecture or graphic design I guess. I fell for the STEM meme and got a degree in Computer Science. Issue is I don’t give a shit about most of the tech world or climbing the corporate ladder. I should’ve played to my strengths instead and went all in on learning drawing. if you wanna be happy don’t listen to Asian parents
艺术，讽刺的是。或者我想是更有用的东西，比如建筑或图形设计。我迷上了 STEM 模因并获得了计算机科学学位。问题是我根本不在乎科技界的大部分内容或攀登公司的阶梯。我应该发挥自己的优势，全力学习绘画。如果你想快乐就不要听亚洲父母的话
>>62597023
Honestly a language and instrument would be fulfilling. Maybe if I had job prospects and more than just 300k
老实说，有一种语言和一种乐器就足够了。也许如果我有工作前景并且不仅仅是 30 万的话
>>62595989
In my experience, law school was more interesting most of the time than law practice.
根据我的经验，法学院大多数时候比法律实践更有趣。
>>62597023
fuck is this relatable. I became an engineer to impress my father, I should have become an architect or industrial designer.
他妈的这是相关的。我成为一名工程师是为了给我父亲留下深刻的印象，我应该成为一名建筑师或工业设计师。
>>62596898
Can confirm what this anon is saying.
可以确认这位匿名者所说的内容。
My "back to college" degree isn't paid for but I would be going/want to go for engineering to spec into futuretech.
我的“回到大学”学位是没有报酬的，但我会/想要去攻读工程学，以规范未来科技。
Probably nothing at this point, unless you have a top-tier IQ for AI research. AI is improving so rapidly that there’s basically no white collar field that is safe for the average/|slightly above average person.
在这一点上可能什么都没有，除非你有人工智能研究的顶级智商。人工智能的进步如此之快，以至于基本上没有一个白领领域对平均/|略高于平均水平的人来说是安全的。
>>62597214
desu these days unless you need something with a license most things can be self taught.
如今，除非您需要有许可证的东西，否则大多数东西都可以自学。
>>62595974
For me it's 12 I like large girls.
对我来说是12岁，我喜欢大个子的女孩。
>>62597229
>>62597214
Made becoming a lawyer and using AI to do all your reading is the way to go
成为一名律师并使用人工智能来完成所有阅读是一条出路
>>62595974
I am a natural born engineer, might as well be in my blood
我是一个天生的工程师，也许就在我的血液里
It’s a shame I have to share the field with larpers
很遗憾我必须与 larpers 分享这个领域
>>62597237
lawyer can be a really good job but the law school part is very expensive. I know some broke ass lawyers because they are 500k in debt at 8%.
律师确实是一份不错的工作，但法学院的费用非常昂贵。我认识一些破产的律师，因为他们负债 50 万，利率为 8%。
>>62597244
Maybe*
>>62595974
Nice Gap Years
美好的间隔年
>>62595974
Probably classics. My ancient Greek and Latin is good already and I don't need a job at the end of it. Mb philosophy, but there is quite some garbage in it.
应该是经典吧我的古希腊语和拉丁语已经很好了，学完后我不需要找工作。 Mb哲学，但是里面有相当多的垃圾。
In the end though, I could never be interested in doing exams or BS assignments again.
但最终，我再也没有兴趣做考试或学士学位作业了。
>>62595974
studying is boring i would rather get high and fuck whores
学习很无聊，我宁愿喝高了然后操妓女
those girls were marriable years before that picture was taken. Imagine how badly you would have to want companionship to settle down with one of those.
那些女孩在拍摄那张照片之前几年就已经结婚了。想象一下，如果你想和其中一个人安定下来，你会多么渴望有陪伴。
>>62595974
id bang every single one of those women, except for 12, 3 and middile row middile. id bang top row middle left about 1000,00000000,000000,00 times consensually
除了 12 排、3 排和中排中间的女性外，我对这些女性中的每一位都进行了殴打。 id bang 顶行中左约 1000,00000000,000000,00 次双方同意
>>62597348
I'm probably gonna get engaged in 2027 with a kid in 2028 so I can use some boring
我可能会在 2027 年与一个孩子在 2028 年订婚，这样我就可以使用一些无聊的东西
if i had the chance i would try pilot or something related to financial crimes/fraud
如果我有机会，我会尝试试点或与金融犯罪/欺诈相关的事情
>>62595974
>bottom left
>左下角
i photoshopped her a long time ago to have long hair, was very attractive. i think the image was recently deleted. odd how this pic resurfaced years after i first saw it and how it was only a few months back i found said photoshopped pic i had
很久以前我把她修成了长发，非常迷人。我认为该图像最近被删除了。奇怪的是，这张照片在我第一次看到它几年后又重新出现，而且仅仅几个月前我就发现了我的照片
>question
Computer Science
计算机科学
>>62596848
Same. The interview process for CS-adjacent roles is the most psychopathic thing I have ever seen. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in tuition just to act like a doormat in these insane 7-round interviews? No thanks.
相同的。 CS相关职位的面试过程是我见过的最心理变态的事情。几十万美元的学费只是为了在这些疯狂的七轮面试中充当受气垫？不，谢谢。
>>62597531
fbi would be unironically interested for a job
讽刺的是，联邦调查局会对这份工作感兴趣
>>62597645
So, what, you go be a doormat somewhere else? I do wish it was more casual and chill pill though. I just want a comfy office job.
那么，怎么，你去别的地方当受气包吗？不过，我确实希望它更休闲、更冷静。我只是想要一份舒适的办公室工作。
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