F**k you, WT!!
Talk about an evil cult that will not even allow it's members to learn.
Doing my masters degree!
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dyakoub
No doubt, me too! I'm doing mine in english. What are you doing?
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TOTH
Glad to hear it! Congrats to all who are "reaching out"...for higher education as oppsed to the circular reasoning and mind control of the wt cult.
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dyakoub
When I think about it, my degree in English I'm sometimes deflated by the very limited job opportunities I have in the extremely saturated and extremely feeble job market. It's very impracticle. I ain't got no job! But earning my degree taught me how to read and gave me the capacity for critical analysis. After this I understood what the Watchtower really taught. I'm quite glad...sometimes.
Oh, and thank you, TOTH
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talesin
w00t! Good for you all!
Don't get discouraged, dyakoub,,, you've made the biggest step already, and succeeded. Maybe an MSW or something additonal would give you that 'edge'. The field of Social Work is one that's growing ... just a thought. Get brainstorming, and I hope things go better for you.
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St George of England
Good for you.
You will NEVER regret it.
George
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out4good3
8 weeks into mine.
Technology Management....
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straightshooter
You make me so jealous. I quit college because of the teachings of the WTS. Now I wish I would have finished my upper education.
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cantleave
Nice one! Best of luck.
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Band on the Run
If you can teach grammar and syntax, I know a few English majors making much better money working to help professionals, particularly lawyers, to polish their writing skills. Writing standards are ever deteriorating in the US. Altho I graduated from a top tier law school, I was shocked by the writing of some of my peers. They were brilliant. Large law firms, lobbyists, various business are hiring English teachers as part of the firm.
I can think of many career paths for English. Did you expect to be in academia?
The economy does not help. I suggest that people in college pursue double majors. Passions are important but they should be paired with a practical major.
Speechwriting. Editing. Advertising.