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post 1628705023 01-15-2021, 05:27 PM
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Any Miscers successful with a Kinesiology Degree?

Trying to decide between studying kin or compsci. Compsci obviously has more utility and is very lucrative but it seems boring as chit.

Not very interested in getting totally fuked in the ass with un-payable student loans for the rest of my life though.
post 1628706553 01-15-2021, 05:39 PM
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bump srs
post 1628712343 01-15-2021, 06:34 PM
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Any miscers unsuccessful with one? inb4 flood
post 1628712623 01-15-2021, 06:38 PM
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Tank2003 has one I think. I could be wrong I often am
post 1628712643 01-15-2021, 06:38 PM
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All the ones I knew became Firefighters or went to PA school after.

I don't think it'd be wise to stop at getting a BA in Kinesiology, you have to know what to do next.
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Originally Posted By CanardMedic
All the ones I knew became Firefighters or went to PA school after.

I don't think it'd be wise to stop at getting a BA in Kinesiology, you have to know what to do next.
This
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Don’t do Kines unless you are willing to spend the money to become a PT or PA through Grad school, which is the same cost nowadays but done virtually.

CompSci is better IMO.

You can still pursue your interest in fitness on your own time. Don’t try to make a career out of it, unless you want a long and unrewarding road in Healthcare. That is, unless you’re willing to subject yourself to a role in management and start on that track, boyo.
post 1628714023 01-15-2021, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted By ClwnWrld
Kinesiology is for chicks and computers are for nerds

become a tradie

you will man the fuk up and not be some officecel moneky who cant even say anything cuz women rule your world
No thx I like my back
Originally Posted By CanardMedic
All the ones I knew became Firefighters or went to PA school after.

I don't think it'd be wise to stop at getting a BA in Kinesiology, you have to know what to do next.
I am interested in becoming a firefighter or paramedic, which the degree would mostly look good rather than anything else I imagine. Jobs are more scarce too, in Canada it's relatively stringent and timely process to becoming either afaik. Was going to undergrad for a bachelor of science not arts, though that mostly leaves avenues for physical therapy (not too interested) or further schooling in a different field like law, so possibly helpful.
Originally Posted By Ausaric
Don’t do Kines unless you are willing to spend the money to become a PT or PA through Grad school, which is the same cost nowadays but done virtually.

CompSci is better IMO.

You can still pursue your interest in fitness on your own time. Don’t try to make a career out of it, unless you want a long and unrewarding road in Healthcare. That is, unless you’re willing to subject yourself to a role in management and start on that track, boyo.
I agree compsci is a far better choice. Just not sure if I would actually like it enough (have to to get through all the maths chit) or want to be in a computer career field. But it does have strong job security and opportunity to branch into something after with enough funding ig.

Edit: as for health care that's something in the back of my mind too.
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Originally Posted By IronFeta
I agree compsci is a far better choice. Just not sure if I would actually like it enough (have to to get through all the maths chit) or want to be in a computer career field. But it does have strong job security and opportunity to branch into something after with enough funding ig.

Edit: as for health care that's something in the back of my mind too.
My man. If you want to make money, you can’t do it as a firefighter or EMT unless you become an administrator. And that’s a whole other thing.
post 1628718083 01-15-2021, 07:36 PM
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Sounds like you should do comp sci.
post 1628718343 01-15-2021, 07:38 PM
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Kin's a good premed/dent/pt degree - waste of time otherwise
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