Serious People with STEM degrees and masters why did you become NEET?

[mistersinister]

Why did you become NEET, people with STEM degrees and masters?

 

[aksu_aks1]

Why did you become NEET, people with STEM degrees and masters?

dont have a stem degree but isnt it common to go to college and not be able to get a job because no experience? like some niggas get degrees and work at starbucks

 

[Incel]

I'm still enrolled in maths but I've completely lost all hope and will, Idk what I'm gonna do tbh

 

[chudur-budur]

I don't think there is any neet stemcel. If they say they are neets, they are just larping.

 

[KaiserWilhelmll]

Technically speaking I'm not NEET. But I am not working in STEM either. It comes down to how I fucked up college and then became a real NEET for 4 years. Bad life decisions and even worse indecisions.

 

[TimezTickin926]

dont have a stem degree but isnt it common to go to college and not be able to get a job because no experience? like some niggas get degrees and work at starbucks

Not enough jobs for everyone but of course the colleges won't tell you that

 

[wolfie]

people with STEM degrees

yes... i unironically dont remember much from uni
imo STEM is oversatured i see niggas applying for 600 jobs before finally landing a decent one
i also see STEM niggas working like minimum wage/retail/warehouse jobs all the time, even some fools with masters and PhD degrees

 

[Asylum Patient]

I was too low IQ for a "real" stem field like computer science, electrical engineering or mathematics, so I only have a bachelor of science in economics (also forgot everything I learned there, yes really).

Because I was a loner at uni I had lots of free time while rotting in the library. I remember picking up some first semester books from the other real stem fields and I couldn't even understand the first chapters.

It was such a brutal moment when you realize that your brain is just inferior, doesn't matter how diligent and hard-working you are.

 

[NeverEndingWinter]

In my country, the majority of unemployed college grads did comp sci.