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Hear me out. I’m looking into studying philosophy for bachelors. I’m good at it. I only recently took a strong interest in maths and investments, markets etc.
I didn’t know i wanted to study philosophy so i opted for an engineering and technology foundation year.
I’m taking philosophy with the notion that towards the end i can chose law/do a masters if possible in finance. And also that i could look into internships with banking.
Am i missing something? Can i still become an investment banker this way? Am i limiting my options? I’d really appreciate advice. Thank you.
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I didn’t know i wanted to study philosophy so i opted for an engineering and technology foundation year.
I’m taking philosophy with the notion that towards the end i can chose law/do a masters if possible in finance. And also that i could look into internships with banking.
Am i missing something? Can i still become an investment banker this way? Am i limiting my options? I’d really appreciate advice. Thank you.
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