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Has the material you learned in college (or grad/phd) been useful in your career? (self.asklemmy)

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[–] ickplant 6 points 2 years ago

Yes, absolutely. I am in my second career (psychotherapist) that is directly a result of my undergrad degree in psychology and grad degree in social work. My first career was in finance, which was my other undergrad major.

So, my college and grad school experience were pretty damn valuable in terms of what it did for my life.