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Ooh, I totally have to answer this. So, got a BA in General Humanities. Don't even need it for my job.
I bet no one has any idea what General Humanities is. That was always the fun part, trying to explain it, when people asked me what I was studying. "Well, it's general, you know, about humanities." *insert confused nod* I think the best explanation I ever came up with was it's like a general English degree, only the classes were from all over the Humanities department. I took English classes, Canadian History classes, Philosophy (bleh), Chinese, even a Film class. I think I had a broader range of classes to choose from, compared to my friends. That always made it interesting.
Heck, I even took a Creative Writing class and it counted towards my degree. Fiction writing, for credit!
Of course, none of it prepared me for a PA job in the oil and gas sector. Good to know my university days were worth my time. ;-)
Ooh, I totally have to answer this. So, got a BA in General Humanities. Don't even need it for my job.
I bet no one has any idea what General Humanities is. That was always the fun part, trying to explain it, when people asked me what I was studying. "Well, it's general, you know, about humanities." *insert confused nod* I think the best explanation I ever came up with was it's like a general English degree, only the classes were from all over the Humanities department. I took English classes, Canadian History classes, Philosophy (bleh), Chinese, even a Film class. I think I had a broader range of classes to choose from, compared to my friends. That always made it interesting.
Heck, I even took a Creative Writing class and it counted towards my degree. Fiction writing, for credit!
Of course, none of it prepared me for a PA job in the oil and gas sector. Good to know my university days were worth my time. ;-)
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