Are archaeologists?

Table of Contents:

1. Are archaeologists?
2. Is becoming an archaeologist worth it?
3. Is a BA worthless?
4. What degrees are useless?
5. What jobs will be needed in 2025?
6. What jobs are in demand in 2020?

Are archaeologists?

Archaeologists are scientists who study people and cultures. They study artifacts found in the ground to learn about how people lived in the past. They are not geologists (who study rocks and minerals) or paleontologists (who study dinosaurs). ... Today archaeologists have to go to college to learn about their craft.

Is becoming an archaeologist worth it?

Now if you enjoy the outdoors, travel, learning about past cultures, potentially making new discoveries, working in a heavily cross discipline field, etc., then yes it is worth it. As I said you will never get rich as an archeologist, but it is definitely a rewarding career.

Is a BA worthless?

Today, almost 60% of all jobs in the US require a higher education. Your new bachelor's degree is becoming increasingly worthless as more and more people graduate from college, as jobs that used to need only a bachelor's degree now prefer master's degrees.

What degrees are useless?

With each of the most useless degrees I mention below, I'll share an alternative you could explore in lieu of your 4-year journey.

1. Advertising. ...
2. Music. ...
3. Computer Science. ...
4. Creative Writing. ...
5. Philosophy. ...
6. Communication. ...
7. Education. ...
8. Languages.

What jobs will be needed in 2025?

Here are the 30 best jobs of the next decade or so:

1. Software developers and software quality assurance analysts and testers.
2. Registered nurses. ...
3. General and operations managers. ...
4. Financial managers. ...
5. Medical and health services managers. ...
6. Nurse practitioners. ...
7. Market research analysts and marketing specialists. ...
8. Management analysts. ...

What jobs are in demand in 2020?

Here are the most in-demand jobs, including average salaries and qualification requirements.

1. Home health aide. ...
2. Nursing assistant. ...
3. Construction worker. ...
4. Physical therapy aide. ...
5. Medical technologist. ...
6. Truck driver. ...
7. Operations research analyst. ...
8. Financial advisor.