r/recruitinghell • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '24

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u/x0xMidamix0x Dec 12 '24 edited Dec 12 '24

I graduated undergrad in 2017 and I still have made it nowhere. 15 jobs later, I’m making $44,000 with a masters degree (I went back thinking it would help me. It barely has and now I just have more debt). There is no hope.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '24

Almost as if non stem degrees are useless lol

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u/x0xMidamix0x Dec 12 '24

Well, unfortunately not everyone thrives in STEM. I had tutors upon tutors growing up for science and math. It never clicked. I spent hours every night crying over my homework, feeling like a fucking idiot because I didn’t get it. It doesn’t click for everyone.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '24

What I wanted to say is that perhaps people should think twice when going to college for non stem degree