Uni Degrees

[Coolface Sock #42069]

Not very, unless you have connections. I don't know anyone with a degree in either field who is working in that field except professors, and there is a 9:1 ratio of applicants to jobs for professors.

Don't do something you hate because of the employability or money, but don't take on student loans for something when you're probably not getting a job, either.

This is coming from someone who once tried to go into engineering and hated it and ended up with an F in every class and like $15K wasted... again, do not major in something you don't like!

I'm American, and you're likely in Australia, so take this with a little bit of a grain of salt, but since is sounds like changing majors there is even harder than it is here, engineering is even less of an attractive option.

Also, as someone who has been both poor and rich, happiness is more important than money, but also understand that you'll be a lot less happy if you're barely paying the bills each month and your utilities get intermittently shut off. So happiness and money are a balancing act but are also intertwined to a degree.

So I don't know what you should do, but those are things to consider.

[Coolface Sock #42069]

Any UNI degree will be largely worthless.

LOL, just kidding, great school!  We just like giving our friends shlt.

As for your question, I'd go with economics, but I'm pretty biased.

Making fun of Iowa is basically a requirement for living in Illinois.

[Coolface Sock #42069]

Depends on what part of the state.  Downstate we made fun of Missouri (specifically their horrible drivers) more than we made fun of Chicago and Iowa wasn't even thought about.

True... the Show Me How to Drive State