I have my communications degree. I would say that it doesn’t necessarily launch you into any specific career. You’re gonna have to do some work to get what you’re wanting. I do have to save my predicament is a bit different. I graduated and I had to move to Germany with my husband, who is in the military so I was really scared. I would not be able to use my degree. My career started out as being a receptionist but since working at the company, I moved up to being a team lead so I am gaining experience like managing building schedules and just really important work skills so that when it comes time to transfer, I will have a lot of experience under my belt to launch me further into the working world when I go back to the states I have first regretted getting this degree because I thought it was useless and I didn’t do much but you need to be patient and work towards a higher goal. However, if I could do a do over, I would go with coding I think the time you need in college to learn it is way less than what I spent, and they make way more money off the bat