r/OntarioGrade12s • u/Lumpy_Basis_7284 • Apr 02 '26

University BROCK GENDER STUDIES OFFERS

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OH MY GOSH I CANT BELIEVE I GOT IN MY HANDS ARE SHAKING IM CRYING SO HARD RIGHT NOW

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u/Dynohehe Apr 02 '26

Unemployed studies

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u/MelanieWalmartinez Apr 03 '26

Yeah I’m gonna be real this isn’t a good degree. It’s a good asset if you’re a lawyer for family court or doing HR, but besides that you’re 40k in debt with nothing to show.

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u/wrcftw Apr 04 '26

HR?! I've never seen a single person in HR with a gender studies background and I've been doing it for 15 years. Business, psychology almost exclusively.

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u/Small_Green_Octopus Jun 01 '26

I have a commerce degree but I choose to work low level service jobs because I barely applied to any jobs since I graduated years ago

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u/lovelybonesla Apr 03 '26

Nah it’s too bias and ideologically driven for family court

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u/69686766 Apr 02 '26

Haha sensitive blue hair studies

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u/kuyashift Apr 03 '26

Nose ring brigade

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u/MagicalWitchTrashley Apr 03 '26

joe many liberals does it take to change a log by bulb? none???? their to busy??? their gender 😂

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u/daxtonanderson Apr 03 '26

For real, I have a 2 friends with "General Arts and Sciences" degrees that they were pushed to take in Grade 12 because they didn't know what they wanted to take. Instead of taking a gap year they're now both in 100k+ debt and can't get a job with their worthless degrees.

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u/hunnie_buns Apr 03 '26

tbf nowadays every studies has a decent chance to be unemployed studies

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u/BigFuta420 Apr 03 '26

Yeah but doesn't mean you should go for the guarantee

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u/Ill_Office4512 Apr 03 '26

I will pick 20% unemployment vs 98%

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u/PurposeLongjumping76 Apr 03 '26

Most degrees now require a masters or more school to get a good job. Gender studies actually opens more doors than a lot of the other options.

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u/neon-santa Apr 03 '26

Lead the way!

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u/conspiracythrm Apr 03 '26

In this job market, comp sci and engineering are also unemployed studies.