>>97555Law is good if you are interested in it. Like I said in
>>97534, if you don't care choose the easiest maths related degrees like business/econ/accounting for the good employment. Law, engineering, medicine etc are good if you truly care about them and will give you a high paying job at the end too, and are probably more fulfilling than bean counting for kikes in econ, but the additional work is too difficult for it to be an easy choice. Law requires tons of schooling and work, the physics components in engineering are famously cock and ball torture and medicine takes so much memorisation and time at school. Other cases like this would be architecture, any pure science degree and so on.
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>>97602 says any of the degrees that aren't majorly difficult, either through STEM or through memorisation of huge amounts of content, are just there to make sure that you are a sufficiently well indoctrinated cog in the machine. Digital media is something troons obsess about and media literacy is their favourite thing because they can make shit up about literally any character being a faggot in some way. If you dislike it now at uni you will hate the jobs related to it, since you will be making things FOR troons, WITH troons