Is Geography at university a good option for a lazy student like myself?

Question

I'll be choosing it in a combined degree along with maths and psychology... I'm asking because I can't think of another subject I'd like besides those 2

Answer 1

The best option would be to take classes that would get you to stop being lazy.

The easy way out now leads to a life of low pay and unhappiness.

Answer 2

Geography?

Math?

Psychology?

What exactly do you plan on doing when you graduate?

I would first decide what you want to do as a career before you make a commitment to your major.

Now, I'm not sure what a Geography major would do after Graduation, but I know the job market probably is pretty small.

As for Math, you would need to have a Masters at least to get ANY job. That would mean you would have to go to school for at least 6 years and it would be very difficult. I would probably say this is a very work intensive major and definitely not for the lazy.

As for psychology, you will not get any job other than some sort of social worker if you only have a BA. You would need to get at LEAST your Masters and possibly even a Doctorate to get a decent job. However, Psychology is relatively easy to get a major in.. you would also have to be half decent at chemistry and biology. There is a lot of chemistry involved with neurons and chemical reactions in the brain... and the masters degree is definitely not a walk in the park.

If you consider yourself a lazy student, I would go into some sort of easy business major like Communication.

But keep in mind... college is not easy. And college is definitely for lazy people. I would recommend against it if you think you will be a "lazy student." It is a good way to waste a couple dozen thousand dollars. Also, the easier the major... the less you make upon graduation. So if you are looking for the easy way out, I would try just getting a job right out of High School. The hard way out is to find something you like, go to college, study hard, and then reap the rewards of your hard work. You only get out of something what you put into it.

SO basically the way to start this is to find out what YOU wanna do for the rest of your life and then work from there.

Answer 3

The first section is pretty interesting. I took a two quarter series and the second was painful.