Man if I knew that I was never going to use my degree, I would have done something fun like philosophy&physics or even just anthropology. All that hard work and money for nothing.

Same. Physics and philosophy both seem great.

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They are, but they won't get you the money you needed to live

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I’m pretty sure if you major in physics you’ll be able to get a job

yeah, but not a high paying one since most physics related job are either private or corporate. Unless you teach em.

But it differs in what country we're coming from haha!

My favorite and best programmers I’ve ever worked with studied physics. Your degree doesn’t have to dictate your job!

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what do you think they studying physics meant? or brought to them?

Yes! I believe in career adjustment haha! I graduated comm art, but now I'm in tech stuff. 

So sad but I need to follow where the money is :'( Can't live enough with passion alone.