Which is better, law school or psychology? Never ever ask this to Jim Carrey, because he is good at parody. He has this quote: I really believe in the philosophy that you create your own universe. I'm just trying to create a good one for myself. And this one is not such a joke. The best reason people go to college is Make more money. People who graduate from college make more money than those with just a high school diploma. A lot more money, actually. People with a college degree make around $1,100 a week. Someone with a high school diploma makes just $638.
How about making connection? Sure, in college, students make new friends and other connections that will be helpful when it’s time to get started in a career. Those friends they make in college will help them get jobs, and these connections and networks will help them throughout their lives. As parents you might recommend your children by saying which is better for you to go, to law school or psychology one? But how about if they don’t have passion in both of them. Say, they might be interested in animation. Why animation is a good career? It can be defined as a skill that brings life to images. A person having blend of entertainment industry and technology, thorough knowledge of production and knowledge of creating engaging multimedia clips can make a good and lucrative career in animation.
What if your children want to jump to politics instead? which is to them, not only this is their passion but things much better than law school or psychology. Ed Davie, councillor in the London Borough of Lambeth says, For working in politics, unless you want to be an academic I'm not convinced getting another degree is better than getting work experience. To find relevant work experience think about where you would like to end up professionally and do some research about who is working in that field – then contact them asking for information and work experience.
Or an actor? In this place the question of which is better law school or psychology will no more bother. Let’s just say, if you’re in it for the money and fame, you might take some roles that are “artistic suicide’. Yes you need to pay the bills, so of course you will take whatever role you can get in the beginning, but once you start to see some success, you can go after those roles that really challenge you as an artist. If you’re in the business for the wrong reasons, you might take the more commercial role that pays you more money and gets more attention, but doesn’t really challenge you or interest you as a performer.
So, what is the conclusion, which is better, law school or psychology? If you think you can really fight for others and for your pride you can take the first option, and if you are curious of other nature that you can change in the future, the second is worth trying. But first, will you believe if the latter statement belongs to an autodidact?
How about making connection? Sure, in college, students make new friends and other connections that will be helpful when it’s time to get started in a career. Those friends they make in college will help them get jobs, and these connections and networks will help them throughout their lives. As parents you might recommend your children by saying which is better for you to go, to law school or psychology one? But how about if they don’t have passion in both of them. Say, they might be interested in animation. Why animation is a good career? It can be defined as a skill that brings life to images. A person having blend of entertainment industry and technology, thorough knowledge of production and knowledge of creating engaging multimedia clips can make a good and lucrative career in animation.
What if your children want to jump to politics instead? which is to them, not only this is their passion but things much better than law school or psychology. Ed Davie, councillor in the London Borough of Lambeth says, For working in politics, unless you want to be an academic I'm not convinced getting another degree is better than getting work experience. To find relevant work experience think about where you would like to end up professionally and do some research about who is working in that field – then contact them asking for information and work experience.
Or an actor? In this place the question of which is better law school or psychology will no more bother. Let’s just say, if you’re in it for the money and fame, you might take some roles that are “artistic suicide’. Yes you need to pay the bills, so of course you will take whatever role you can get in the beginning, but once you start to see some success, you can go after those roles that really challenge you as an artist. If you’re in the business for the wrong reasons, you might take the more commercial role that pays you more money and gets more attention, but doesn’t really challenge you or interest you as a performer.
So, what is the conclusion, which is better, law school or psychology? If you think you can really fight for others and for your pride you can take the first option, and if you are curious of other nature that you can change in the future, the second is worth trying. But first, will you believe if the latter statement belongs to an autodidact?
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