Creative Writing, which was a hard program to find at the time, especially with a writing for children focus. My degree is a BFA in Writing, Literature, and Publishing (WLP) from Emerson College.
Awesome video! I'm about to start an MA English after finishing a BsC Business Managemet and you've given me a lot of ideas on how I could combine these 2 degrees for future jobs. Thank you!
Liberal arts degrees are fine if you have minors, certifications, licenses, and/or graduate degrees in marketable areas of study. This can get you into banking, consulting, finance, IT, law, management, HR, and much more. I’m in a similar major Poli Sci. No degree is useless if you have a plan. More than anything a liberal arts education gives you a foundation which other degrees don’t give you.
@@AngelaAnne yes I agree. But it seems sad how they get a bad rap. Vocational degrees like computer science and accounting lack the soft skills needed to navigate the workforce. No "practical" degree teaches the same soft skills as a liberal arts degree does.
My major in College is Child and Family Development. I love being a caregiver to children and I'm happy that I have a job in my major. I wish I would have picked a English minor or taken more English classes. I've always loved English in school. Thanks for sharing your tips and story!
I mean, I'm not worried about unempyment, I'm 27 and am wanting to get my BA/MAT, I've loved English language arts since I was 14, loved poetry and reading, I've always wanted to be a writer. I a interested I creative non fiction writing (which is more for textbooks or things like grant writing) I've considered just getting my associates in health information technology, or an associates degree in early childhood education, but I can pursue all degrees specifically online cause I am a working adult. I'd love to study at Elon university (it's one of the colleges I've considered plus I have family in NC and it's beautiful) or I'd love to study in Chicago and live in a big city but I can't cause I'm married and we bought our starter home here in Nebraska and it would be hard for my husband to find jobs in his field cause he doesn't have a degree and works in the security field.
I'm currently a creative writing major! Though in my school, the creative writing major is separate from the english major. "Creative Writing" is the general name of the major but you have the choice to go the Fiction route or the Poetry route. I'm doing the fiction route but I really like the poetry classes.
Its so interesting because i told my family i was thinking of going into an English major, and as a 22 year old lady who is halfway through my associates, hearing my dad say, "Why waste your money on something you cant use in a job?" Was really dis-heartening. And so, i took to the internet to see if he was right and i am glad to say that i have found he is WRONG!! Funnily enough, i would LOVE to be an English professor but as far as i understand right out of school it isnt very highly paid-- though i think thats all right becaude i would also love to be a freelance writer. I feel that an English major with creative writing minor would give me the technical skills i am missing. My writing is OKAY but i need it to be better to be competative in the wolrd of writing. 😁
Aww glad this video could help you see the potential for majoring in English!! There are def many opportunities with an English degree and I'll have a video coming out next week about 10 things English majors can do to be more successful
Hi thank you!! And yes I do! I have a video on my RUclips channel about how to write your novel in 2021 and it was a collab with Sara Lubratt so we made an entire playlist with tips. Here's the link to the first video (playlist in description of that video): ruclips.net/video/4apwSbmZ5w0/видео.html
other than creative writing where human brains are necessary i wonder how much job options are really out there . Coz due to computer technology and artificial intellegence many things can be done with technology itself.
Sadly, that there is no free education, but indeed you have a really great opportunity to major in English, already having masters in other field. No matter how good you are in English, you must to pay and that's how things work.
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What is/was your major at university? If you're not at college yet, what do you want to major in?
Biology/clinical research!!
I major in English literature
English/History double major.
Creative Writing, which was a hard program to find at the time, especially with a writing for children focus. My degree is a BFA in Writing, Literature, and Publishing (WLP) from Emerson College.
Awesome video! I'm about to start an MA English after finishing a BsC Business Managemet and you've given me a lot of ideas on how I could combine these 2 degrees for future jobs. Thank you!
Yay! Glad I could give you some ideas on combining them and best of luck with your masters!!
I love the four concentrations at your university! :P
Yes ikr! It was such a smart way to divide up the concentrations and people could have more than one concentration if they wanted to
@@AngelaAnne Haha Angela watch that part of the video again! :P But I do like that idea. I did a professional writing concentration in my degree!
@HopeFullHappenings Oh right lol...the numbering was a bit off. There's a reason I didn't study math :P
Congrats on graduating and the new job!! Glad you had a positive English major experience, too.
Glad you enjoyed the video😊and thanks!!
Also, not all STEM and business degrees are marketable.
Liberal arts degrees are fine if you have minors, certifications, licenses, and/or graduate degrees in marketable areas of study. This can get you into banking, consulting, finance, IT, law, management, HR, and much more. I’m in a similar major Poli Sci. No degree is useless if you have a plan. More than anything a liberal arts education gives you a foundation which other degrees don’t give you.
Yes exactly! liberal arts degrees are great!
@@AngelaAnne yes I agree. But it seems sad how they get a bad rap. Vocational degrees like computer science and accounting lack the soft skills needed to navigate the workforce. No "practical" degree teaches the same soft skills as a liberal arts degree does.
My major in College is Child and Family Development. I love being a caregiver to children and I'm happy that I have a job in my major. I wish I would have picked a English minor or taken more English classes. I've always loved English in school.
Thanks for sharing your tips and story!
That's super awesome and important work. Congrats on the job in your major!! And so glad you liked this :)
I mean, I'm not worried about unempyment, I'm 27 and am wanting to get my BA/MAT, I've loved English language arts since I was 14, loved poetry and reading, I've always wanted to be a writer. I a interested I creative non fiction writing (which is more for textbooks or things like grant writing) I've considered just getting my associates in health information technology, or an associates degree in early childhood education, but I can pursue all degrees specifically online cause I am a working adult. I'd love to study at Elon university (it's one of the colleges I've considered plus I have family in NC and it's beautiful) or I'd love to study in Chicago and live in a big city but I can't cause I'm married and we bought our starter home here in Nebraska and it would be hard for my husband to find jobs in his field cause he doesn't have a degree and works in the security field.
Congrats! This was a really good video!
Aww thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!!
Congratulations on your graduation 💯💯😚
Thank you so much!!!
🥳🥳🥳Congratulations on your graduation!!!🥳🥳🥳
Thank you!!!
Merci! You’ve been a great help
Aww yay I'm so glad :)
Congrats, Angela!!! Woohoo!
Thanks :)
I'm currently a creative writing major! Though in my school, the creative writing major is separate from the english major. "Creative Writing" is the general name of the major but you have the choice to go the Fiction route or the Poetry route. I'm doing the fiction route but I really like the poetry classes.
Ohh that's so awesome!! Hope you're enjoying your major!!
Congratulations on graduating!
Aww thank you!
Its so interesting because i told my family i was thinking of going into an English major, and as a 22 year old lady who is halfway through my associates, hearing my dad say, "Why waste your money on something you cant use in a job?" Was really dis-heartening. And so, i took to the internet to see if he was right and i am glad to say that i have found he is WRONG!!
Funnily enough, i would LOVE to be an English professor but as far as i understand right out of school it isnt very highly paid-- though i think thats all right becaude i would also love to be a freelance writer. I feel that an English major with creative writing minor would give me the technical skills i am missing. My writing is OKAY but i need it to be better to be competative in the wolrd of writing. 😁
Aww glad this video could help you see the potential for majoring in English!! There are def many opportunities with an English degree and I'll have a video coming out next week about 10 things English majors can do to be more successful
Your outfit is awesome btw😍😍😏❤️
Thank you so much 😀
Hi there! I have started to write a book, do you have any suggestions to a new writer? Also congrats on graduating!!! That’s amazing! 👩🏼🎓🥳
Hi thank you!! And yes I do! I have a video on my RUclips channel about how to write your novel in 2021 and it was a collab with Sara Lubratt so we made an entire playlist with tips. Here's the link to the first video (playlist in description of that video): ruclips.net/video/4apwSbmZ5w0/видео.html
other than creative writing where human brains are necessary i wonder how much job options are really out there . Coz due to computer technology and artificial intellegence many things can be done with technology itself.
Sadly, that there is no free education, but indeed you have a really great opportunity to major in English, already having masters in other field. No matter how good you are in English, you must to pay and that's how things work.
IM GONNA BE A DOCTOR!! more specifically a psychiatrist because mental health is very important to me
Love this!! mental health is such an important issue and you're amazing for wanting to do that work💕
waw nice ur good
Thnaks
The human being with the degree doesn't actual but here I am browsing at RUclips to enter MYY a regular gig goodbye due to conversing LYIVE with myself I am, Mr. David Phillips age 41 hi
You’re very beautiful
iloveu ur so sweet