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Does Your College Major Matter?
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Join hosts Pete and Ricky on this episode as they tackle the pressing question: Do college majors matter?
Starting off, Pete and Ricky discuss a Georgetown University's recent study on the correlation between college majors and paychecks. Trust us, you don't want to miss this!
As a political science grad turned career chameleon, Pete knows all about degrees not guaranteeing jobs in their specific fields, and it's a story many of us share. This episode explores the pivotal decisions young adults face when choosing their academic paths, highlighting the impact of such choices on their financial and professional futures. It's a candid look at the tools and guidance necessary to navigate these waters and a must-listen for anyone concerned about the next generation's success.
Pete and Ricky also talk about how different disciplines have painted contrasting economic landscapes—from the sciences and tech to the arts and humanities—and what drives students toward one or the other. By highlighting the stark pay gaps from the starting line to mid-career peaks, they raise questions about education's role in today's society. They share how young minds can prepare for jobs that may not even exist yet and urge listeners to explore the changing dynamics of the job market and the emergence of automation.
Additional Resources:
🧠 WANT TO LEARN MORE? Be sure to subscribe and check out https://zengig.com/
👋 FOLLOW PETE NEWSOME ONLINE:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petenewsome/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PeteNewsome
👋 FOLLOW RICKY BAEZ ONLINE:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/efrainrickybaez/
Blog Articles: https://www.baezco.com/baezco-blog
Chapters
1. Does Your College Major Matter? (00:00:00)
2. Are College Degrees Still Relevant? (00:00:02)
3. College Majors' Impact on Financial Future (00:09:16)
4. Career Guidance in the Changing Landscape (00:18:58)
55 episodes
Manage episode 399471270 series 3348706
Join hosts Pete and Ricky on this episode as they tackle the pressing question: Do college majors matter?
Starting off, Pete and Ricky discuss a Georgetown University's recent study on the correlation between college majors and paychecks. Trust us, you don't want to miss this!
As a political science grad turned career chameleon, Pete knows all about degrees not guaranteeing jobs in their specific fields, and it's a story many of us share. This episode explores the pivotal decisions young adults face when choosing their academic paths, highlighting the impact of such choices on their financial and professional futures. It's a candid look at the tools and guidance necessary to navigate these waters and a must-listen for anyone concerned about the next generation's success.
Pete and Ricky also talk about how different disciplines have painted contrasting economic landscapes—from the sciences and tech to the arts and humanities—and what drives students toward one or the other. By highlighting the stark pay gaps from the starting line to mid-career peaks, they raise questions about education's role in today's society. They share how young minds can prepare for jobs that may not even exist yet and urge listeners to explore the changing dynamics of the job market and the emergence of automation.
Additional Resources:
🧠 WANT TO LEARN MORE? Be sure to subscribe and check out https://zengig.com/
👋 FOLLOW PETE NEWSOME ONLINE:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petenewsome/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PeteNewsome
👋 FOLLOW RICKY BAEZ ONLINE:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/efrainrickybaez/
Blog Articles: https://www.baezco.com/baezco-blog
Chapters
1. Does Your College Major Matter? (00:00:00)
2. Are College Degrees Still Relevant? (00:00:02)
3. College Majors' Impact on Financial Future (00:09:16)
4. Career Guidance in the Changing Landscape (00:18:58)
55 episodes
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