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23 Sep 2020

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What did you study in university? Do you think there are certain degrees that are set up for greater success over others? Such as finance degree grads earning higher than mass comm grads?

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He Ruiming

23 Sep 2020

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I studied comms and criminology, so really, nothing about finance.

I think there are certain degrees that will reward you better monetarily in the short run. In the long run, it's up to your attitude towards learning and upskill and putting your neck out for opportunities.

PS: I'm a Mass Comm grad from Ngee Ann Polytechinic! Class of 2008.

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