ceekay wrote:Too many graphic designers and IT people in here, like I would expect.
These days far too many people want to do "something with computers", but oly few know that ie. graphic design is a tough world to survive in even when you have the best skills, it's all about contacts.
Actually, graphic designers are in high demand right now, but I'm not sure if it depends on the degree/diploma. It might depend on location I guess, but graphic design is needed in every business sector, which is a big plus. For all I'm aware of, according to my teachers, students with a BDes degree has a higher chance of getting a design job to the point where they're guaranteed to get one immediately after graduation. From where I'm from, and perhaps internationally, the BDes degree is the most prestigious degree to get from the Faculty of Arts. It's a very competitive program to get into, the classes are very small, and there's not many people accepted (I actually got rejected the first time I applied, but made it the second time)... so unlike a BA degree, the BDes degree is actually worth something
I'm not so sure about graduates from technical schools with diplomas or certificates. For sure, contacts definitely help for freelancers, but companies, businesses, and agencies, locally and even internationally, would actually make job offers directly through the university because they'd rather have somebody with a degree. Since I'm fortunate to have the highest GPA in my program, my career is pretty much set (whoo hoo!)
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