Is there anything more redundant and useless than a degree in Theology?

[Grand Champ]

Theology: The study of things that lack empirical evidence

^^

Isn't that the proper atheist reply (fixed) ?

You're getting lazy you ****.

[Darkstar]

I can think of a pool of worthless degrees, most already mentioned. I will be the first to say some social science degrees.

[Grand Champ]

I can think of a pool of worthless degrees, most already mentioned. I will be the first to say some social science degrees.

Social science eh. That's pretty darn broad.

The following are problem areas and discipline branches within the social sciences

Anthropology
Business studies
Communication studies
Criminology
Demography
Development studies
Economics
Education
Geography
History
Industrial relations
Law
Linguistics
Media studies
Political science
Psychology
Public administration
Sociology
Legal Management
Paralegal studies
International studies
Library Science
Information Science

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_...social_science

Which is the useless ones?

[Sweet Pea 50]

I'd think I would have been pretty good at paleontology.

You know.

The study of pale Asian women, with juicy asses.

[UglyPug]

Lol. . Funny thread thus far. . . On Bill Maher a while back, he was talking about how many people pursue BS degrees. . . Snarky *******, but funny as shyt.

I guess if somebody is really curious about religious shyt, then it would be worth their while. It's not necessary for somebody with a degree in theology to be "religious", though. I'd rather have somebody teaching the subject mattter who actually approached it from an educational stance, rather than a supernatural, or "faith" driven one.

[squealpiggy]

^^

Isn't that the proper atheist reply (fixed) ?

You're getting lazy you ****.

No, you're thinking of philosophy.

[Darkstar]

Social science eh. That's pretty darn broad.

The following are problem areas and discipline branches within the social sciences

Anthropology
Business studies
Communication studies
Criminology
Demography
Development studies
Economics
Education
Geography
History
Industrial relations
Law
Linguistics
Media studies
Political science
Psychology
Public administration
Sociology
Legal Management
Paralegal studies
International studies
Library Science
Information Science

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_...social_science

Which is the useless ones?

Most are too heavy on the liberal curriculum(not all). Economics majors should be catching onto the federal reserve by now, if they learned anything at all. Education degrees are certifications to administer liberal ideology, but most are tied up by already determined curriculum anyway. Respect History majors, but its not really going to net any real jobs. I know a few Political science graduates, really hasnt got them much. Other then teaching them to vote left and they have mastered some high level math algorithms. Probably somewhat useful in thier bank teller jobs.

[siablo14]

Most are too heavy on the liberal curriculum(not all). Economics majors should be catching onto the federal reserve by now, if they learned anything at all. Education degrees are certifications to administer liberal ideology, but most are tied up by already determined curriculum anyway. Respect History majors, but its not really going to net any real jobs. I know a few Political science graduates, really hasnt got them much. Other then teaching them to vote left and they have mastered some high level math algorithms. Probably somewhat useful in thier bank teller jobs.

what do you mean there?

[UglyPug]

The bottom line is that if you want to get a job in in most fields, they required you have at least 4 year degree. . . Personally, I'm not into the whole "everybody should go to college" mindset - it's a waste of time and money if you don't want to pursue a field where that degree is a requisite. . Unless you or your parents don't mind paying for the "college experience" (which is important for social skills, but certainly not worth going to college for - you can do that at a job). .

I think apprenticeships learning trades like electrician, construction, Masonry, plumbing, and especially auto mechanics are the way to go. . . Highly practical trades that will always serve a purpose. . . My friend got his contractor's and plumbing license in a few years while working under a contractor, and he now has his own business getting multi-million dollar bids on houses and commercial sites. . .

He did work on Julius Pepper's house. . .

[UglyPug]

also has a contract with a bunch of Cracker Barrels to do their work for them if need be. LOL Cracker Barrel is a DOPE ass restaurant in the south/southeast if you thought it was something racist. . . They might even be in the Northeast and midwest now as well. . .