Help me decide my degree (1 Viewer)

[eeeeeeeeeEEEEE]

Hi everyone!
I'm interested in STEM degrees but I'm ot sure which ones.
I love networking, creativity and pitching/learning ideas.
I was wondering, what degrees do you think would be good for me that ideally makes a lot too?
I was told recruiting and engineering project management might be good.
I'm also not the best at maths but I really love learning how things work so I think I'll push through.

 

[MoeyNeeds90+]

Hi everyone!
I'm interested in STEM degrees but I'm ot sure which ones.
I love networking, creativity and pitching/learning ideas.
I was wondering, what degrees do you think would be good for me that ideally makes a lot too?
I was told recruiting and engineering project management might be good.
I'm also not the best at maths but I really love learning how things work so I think I'll push through.

do the first one if your indian.

 

[Socialism]

do the first one if your indian.

?????? context ???

 

[lunaaaa4403]

this screams civil engineer

 

[lunaaaa4403]

do the first one if your indian.

because indians are the only ethnicity actually picking employable degrees? fair

 

[nsw..wollongong]

dentistry combines stem and creativity, its literally arts and crafts on steroids 🫶

 

[eeeeeeeeeEEEEE]

I've been asking around and I'm hearing a lot of horror stories of standard to uni....its scaring me. I did some research and I believe I would be suited for a product/project manager position as my future career. But I don't know what degree would suit this? For example, I would like to be the one in charge of organising meetings and networking as well as coming up with creative solutions....more people based than maths. I don't mind doing some maths but I have a lot of self doubt there. Do you have any idea what degrees would help me for this? I was thinking maybe it might be something in business?