Peter Lapoint: Philosophy is good on a resume because so much of philosophy is seeing the big picture and knowing how the world and it's people really work. Any career, especially management, can benefit from a philosophy degree.
Coleman Deliberato: i would chose developmental studies
Oswaldo Rayburn: I have a friend who is an accountant and when he asked for a job, they did require to know his grades in College. Since he almost flunked out several times, he indeed did not get the job. In other cases, my sisters best friend majored in Fashion and where she works now (Neiman Marcus) they did not even ask for her grades or diploma. My point is, in some cases you will need to show your grades and in others just your diploma.My advice is to get the best grades as possible, studying what you like. If you study what you like it will be much easier for you because it will be interesting, and you will like studying it. If you study something you don't like, you will h! ate it and you will regret it fot the rest of your life.Think about it! Best of luck!...Show more
Heidi Creselious: i think i will choose Philosophy.
Whitney Saborido: Philosophy is much more difficult than that of Development studies. So D.S. carries more GPA than Philosophy. D. Studies will be very good choice as it has many job opportunities. If you want to learn more you can visit this website : www.devstu.org
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