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EK Interests & Potential Majors - Coggle Diagram
EK Interests & Potential Majors
PPE (Politics, Philosophy and Economics)
Social advantages: I feel more drawn to the types of people that study PPE than that study finance, and it also allows investigation into a broader set of questions.
It seems like people tend to work in legal fields, or in corporate and business-type jobs. It gives you a different and broader perspective that is attractive to employers.
Good match between politics, economics and philosophy and EK's interests in understanding the world.
Upon reflection and looking at the different programs that are available, EK really likes this. It offers a range of different classes, including classes in the other subjects that are listed here.
Business & Finance
While I'm interested in theory, applying what I would learn to business case studies would give be interesting.
On the other hand, it seems a little bit dull. Would it be dull?
Upon further reflection: more interested in the PPE perspective on business and finance issues, than in actually taking a business or finance course.
Religion and Theology
Would be interesting, but it isn't really linked to my career interests. I want to work a corporate job, I want to work at an office, so it's not clear that helps me.
Psychology
The content is super interesting, but I don't want to be either a research psychologist or a clinical psychologist.
Fine Arts
Might apply to UAL -- interested in these programs
It might need to look at schools that aren't in UCAS, or aren't in the UK, to send in the portfolio and leave it at that.
Broader discussion of future
I can't have everything! So why dedicate your time to something that's not relevant to your career?
LIberal arts college not appealing (but is that a mistake?)
LIberal arts colleges in the US -- not ideally
9.5/10 -- wants to be a corporate leader
Informational interviews with corporate leaders?
6.5/10 -- expected satisfaction with the idea of a college experience that isn't necessarily rewarding in and of itself
Behavioral economics
At master's level?