Please help I need to choose a short B.S. to get a good paying JOB

College Life
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<p>Got my A.A. in Liberal Arts, I need a short term college life (for a B.S)that would help me get good paying Job. Anybody has advice specially in Los Angeles, California. A.A. in Liberal Arts is no good in L.A. no more.</p>

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<p>Did you get decent grades for your AA? You can apply to some Cal States or UCs as a junior transfer. It would likely take you 2 - 3 years to get a B.A or B.S. degree, but it’s a far cheaper/better option than going to a trade/online school.</p>

<p>I would consider getting a B.S. in Business Administration.</p>

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<p>thank you.</p>

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<p>First you need to know what you are interested in. If you jump into a job you hate it will not matter how much you make. Once you figure that out</p>

<p>Look for schools that:

  1. Offer accelerated programs</p>

<p>OR</p>

<ol>
<li>Offers a degree in L.A (those you can finish quickly but you will need to have an emphasis like B.A in liberal arts w/emphasis on computer science so it will look good on the resume)</li>
</ol>

<p>OR</p>

<ol>
<li>Go to a school that offers a make your own degree program.</li>
</ol>

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<p>Geology, if you’re a science person. It’s a fairly small field, but there’s so few geology majors that there are plenty of jobs. One of my professors complained (somewhat bitterly) that we could graduate with a BS, get a job working for an oil company, and make more than he does.</p>

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<p>Accounting comes to mind if you’re not into the sciences. Nurses and physicians’ assistants are also increasingly in short supply.</p>

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<p>Honestly, I’d suggest avoiding taking shortcuts. Do you want a job or a career?
From your post, I noticed your grammar could use some work, which may inhibit your job search. I’d suggest working on that. Additionally, as has been said, you need to determine your interests (passions), strengths (natural talents), and so forth to find a good fit career-wise.</p>

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<p>I really want to do Computer Networking(IT),grammar has always been a big problem for me specially having dislexia.</p>

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<p>^ Perhaps a technical school program (online or classroom) would be beneficial…I hesitiate to recommend one, because some I think are too expensive and provide little educational value. Students get saddled with debt and still can’t get jobs. Do a search online for programs.</p>

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<p>why don’t you transfer to a UC or something. stop worrying about money and look to find fulfillment and satisfaction. you could be making all the money in the world and be miserable.</p>

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<p>I know someone that did networking. No one hired her, they all wanted 5 years + experience lol</p>

<p>Now she’s in a real college xD</p>