u/-Sadfish-

Hi everyone! Im currently an undeclared student looking into the cogsci program, and I have a few questions.

• Is the curriculum too conceptual and versatile to be practical for the industry?
• How are the employment prospects?
• Do graduates tend to go into research rather than jobs?

Any advice will be appreciated!

Which one is more prestigious?

 guys,

The enrollment deposit deadline is approaching, and I am still not sure which school will be the best choice in the long term. Could I get your advice on these options?

Northeastern - Finance and Data Science

UCSD - Cognitive Science with Design track

UCL - International Relations

Which college has the most prestige? My first choice was UCSD initially but Im feeling very torn after looking up LinkedIn career outcomes for Cogsci (it seems to be a bit less competitive than other STEM majors so I'm not sure whether it is worth the sticker price).

Any advice would be appreciated!

Hii guys,

The enrollment deposit deadline is approaching, and I am still not sure which school will be the best choice in the long term. Could I get your advice on these options?

Northeastern - Finance and Data Science

UCSD - Cognitive Science with Design track

UCL - International Relations

Which college has the most prestige? My first choice was UCSD initially but Im feeling very torn after looking up LinkedIn career outcomes for Cogsci (it seems to be a bit less competitive than other STEM majors so I'm not sure whether it is worth the oos tuition).

Any advice would be appreciated!