Deciding what to study

[CamiKaze]

The BSc people sitting at home are the people that did not network with people around them and expect that having a degree means a job comes automatically.
In life, you make your own fortune so irrespective of whether its a BTech or a BSc, you need to make things happen for you.

I studied a BSc @ NMMU and have never looked back. Was fortunate enough (due to hard work and having common sense) to get onto a graduate program after I finished and now work for a bank and doing pretty well (if I do say so myself).

Good luck with what you choose.

I agree, some people sit at home after they got their degree, but in interviews...they just mess up man. They dont have that exposure to the working world so they screw up in interviews, but that depends on the person, your character, how well you can get along with people because you will be working in teams. Its sometimes pointless hiring a genius that cannot communicate, but we do need our geniuses, if you know what i mean. lol

[stoymigo]

I agree, some people sit at home after they got their degree, but in interviews...they just mess up man. They dont have that exposure to the working world so they screw up in interviews, but that depends on the person, your character, how well you can get along with people because you will be working in teams. Its sometimes pointless hiring a genius that cannot communicate, but we do need our geniuses, if you know what i mean. lol

It also depends on the type of interview, some places interview with no programming questions, some do paper questions, some give you computer tests and some allow you to use the internet and others don't so you
can imagine ppl will do differently there.

[zippy]

As long as it is not BA

I can't believe anyone does a BA because they love it. They do a BA because it's all they can do

/ducks

[spikry]

I can't believe anyone does a BA because they love it. They do a BA because it's all they can do

/ducks

LOL I'm doing BA Informatics and the only difference is I'm not doing economics.