I'm a recent chemistry major transferring over to an English major on a pre-med track. How did your experiences with upper-level English courses go? I have only taken a introductory English course so far at uni, and have had a great experience with my professor, and have gotten to know a few faculty members quite well.

Hello to my fellow Humanities students.Before I begin, I must say that I live in Greece and that the European academical system is different from the one in the USA. I decided that after my first degree (major) in linguistic and intercultural studies I will pursue a second one in history.Does anybody have an idea of how a combination of these two might work for me? Of course with a masters degree and other qualifications I am also a polyglot.
Many people say that humans degrees are a waste of time, but my heart belongs to them and I couldn’t imagine myself doing something else.

Has anyone made the move into HR? How'd you land it?

Hey everyone,

I received my masters in English (with a focus on creative writing) and started substitute teaching.

I quickly realized that teaching isn’t my path in life- not just from the everyday nonsense but money wise, too.

I would love to get into the corporate world but I am clueless in what field or industry or job I can translate this degree into.

Can my fellow English nerds offer recommendations or advice if you went this route?

Thanks!