I realised I forgot to include the cutaway of my Junk Corner! I'll post a pic on twitter later if anyone cares 🌸 Thanks everyone for all the reassuring, supportive comments. Big love 💕💕💕
i think the thought of having a 9 to 5 from the age of 21 to when i die really scares me. like that's it? but then again that's a very privileged point of view since I also have the comfort of being able to choose not having a job right away. My headspace is so messy and it's only been a week after graduating.
I think the best experiences and the best opportunities are those that you don’t necessarily seek out to find, I’m excited for you during this time, just continue to enjoy life! Also congrats on 9,000!! X
Wow, I've never related to anything more than 'one big mindfulness exercise'! That was certainly me for the past few years and I tell ya, that time to sit alone with myself and figure out what I truly wanted was one of the most beneficial things!
This was so reassuring! I graduated this year too, and for a few reasons I want to wait two years and then start grad school. I'm getting a lot of pressure to start sooner but this is the timeline I desire. I'm not in the head space to go back to school yet.
I honestly could not relate to this video more! I'm in exactly the same position and am feeling the same as you - I'm a Philosophy graduate and was planning on going into teaching but don't want to anymore as i'm just not in the right headspace to do it. I know i'm late but thanks so much for making this video, I don't feel alone anymore :)
love u!! As someone who’s addicted to working n who feels v v guilty whenever I have a day off this was v relaxing & therapeutic for me n was a good reminder 2 slow down n take time for myself! I have no idea what to do after mine or whether to travel etc so pls keep us updated!! so happy to see ur doing well, miss u 💗💗💗
It’s crazy.. I did a maths degree as well and graduated in 2017. Since then I’ve been doing random things ( not so much related to my degree). My parents expected so much from me and they still do especially the fact that I only started the English language at 16 and had to go through so many trials to get to where I am. Right now I am happy that I can finally have time to myself, learn a new language and meet people through events and stuff like that. People around me who graduated at the same time have been getting jobs and doing something with their degree and because of that my parents started to pressure me about it for the past few months now. I’ve been called all sort of things like ‘worthless’ ‘lazy’ ‘how long are you staying like this for?’ ‘we’ve done so much for you’ and I am going crazy hearing these things from the people I love the most. What’s important for me right now is that I feel happy and content with my life and whatever life plans for me, I will be ready for.
This is so reassuring, one of my biggest fears in life is being stuck in a 9-5 office job I hate. Once I graduate my plans so far are to take a year off and just work part time and maybe travel hopefully if that works out! Xx
First off massive congratulations on your degree!!! Smart cookie :) Don't put too much pressure on yourself you are only young and don't need to have your whole life planned out now. Sounds to me that you have earned a little breathing space. Once you start the rat race its hard to stop. That why I love making UA-cam videos :)
I think you’d be surprised by corporate jobs. The office environment can actually be great and you can make some life long friends, much deeper than those I met at uni too because you spend so much time together. But we all experience things in our own way :)
I don't know if this is helpful for you now, but I'm studying Maths (with Actuarial Science) in the United States. I think if you wanted to know what a day in the job entails, we're asked to talk to people working in the position of an Actuary. I've spoken to a lot of actuaries and I like the work done by some of them! The job might be all consuming, but I really love that stuff, and if that's you, you might want to try this too! The exams are kind of a pain though, so again, it depends on if you like it enough.
Is it possible for a bsc degree in math to get such wide range of jobs there? Its awesome. I’ve talked to people about career. Its recommended and always a goal for everybody to get a msc degree to be able to get a decent job and wide range like you descibed.. I’m curious how come it is so different? :/ (Two years more is huge for me since math isnt always fun and easy anymore in uni lol)
I guess it depends what you mean by ‘decent’. There are great career prospects for a BSc in Maths (from what I’ve seen in England anyway). Obviously some jobs require certain qualifications and having a MSc will get you into higher paying / more competitive roles. Where are you based?
TheKingBeth Thank you for your reply :) I’m studying in Denmark and they always say that for people in with msc in math the unemployment rate is 0% but the info for bsc isnt available. Pretty sure because everybody always aims for msc. As I said Ive talked to the dean and he said the way the courses are build on bsc arent exactly aiming for practical purposes and such. It is mostly theory for now. But of course we can choose some programming and stochastic courses on the 3rd year, tho it might still be challenging to get a job since everybody out there has msc degree 😅 Thats why I think you’re lucky 😱 Decent jobs for me is everything you’ve described.. consulting, actuarial, statistics. Just not substitute teacher (If you ask anyone here about jobs with bsc degree from university. They will say substitute teacher) 😂
How long were you in university for??? I assume you all finish faster in the U.K than in the united states.. im stuck finishing next year summer because the system here is all about money and refuses to secure classes for seniors.. i wont ever attended school again in the United states ever again..
I realised I forgot to include the cutaway of my Junk Corner! I'll post a pic on twitter later if anyone cares 🌸 Thanks everyone for all the reassuring, supportive comments. Big love 💕💕💕
i think the thought of having a 9 to 5 from the age of 21 to when i die really scares me. like that's it? but then again that's a very privileged point of view since I also have the comfort of being able to choose not having a job right away. My headspace is so messy and it's only been a week after graduating.
Take your time and the right path will come along.
I had a really crappy day with uni today, but binging on your videos has really helped to cheer me up. Thanks Beth!
I'm so happy you're forging your own path and doing what makes YOU happy- your life is your own and you're the one living it, no one else :)
I think the best experiences and the best opportunities are those that you don’t necessarily seek out to find, I’m excited for you during this time, just continue to enjoy life! Also congrats on 9,000!! X
Wow, I've never related to anything more than 'one big mindfulness exercise'! That was certainly me for the past few years and I tell ya, that time to sit alone with myself and figure out what I truly wanted was one of the most beneficial things!
This was so reassuring! I graduated this year too, and for a few reasons I want to wait two years and then start grad school. I'm getting a lot of pressure to start sooner but this is the timeline I desire. I'm not in the head space to go back to school yet.
I honestly could not relate to this video more! I'm in exactly the same position and am feeling the same as you - I'm a Philosophy graduate and was planning on going into teaching but don't want to anymore as i'm just not in the right headspace to do it. I know i'm late but thanks so much for making this video, I don't feel alone anymore :)
love u!! As someone who’s addicted to working n who feels v v guilty whenever I have a day off this was v relaxing & therapeutic for me n was a good reminder 2 slow down n take time for myself! I have no idea what to do after mine or whether to travel etc so pls keep us updated!! so happy to see ur doing well, miss u 💗💗💗
It’s crazy.. I did a maths degree as well and graduated in 2017. Since then I’ve been doing random things ( not so much related to my degree). My parents expected so much from me and they still do especially the fact that I only started the English language at 16 and had to go through so many trials to get to where I am. Right now I am happy that I can finally have time to myself, learn a new language and meet people through events and stuff like that. People around me who graduated at the same time have been getting jobs and doing something with their degree and because of that my parents started to pressure me about it for the past few months now. I’ve been called all sort of things like ‘worthless’ ‘lazy’ ‘how long are you staying like this for?’ ‘we’ve done so much for you’ and I am going crazy hearing these things from the people I love the most. What’s important for me right now is that I feel happy and content with my life and whatever life plans for me, I will be ready for.
This is so reassuring, one of my biggest fears in life is being stuck in a 9-5 office job I hate. Once I graduate my plans so far are to take a year off and just work part time and maybe travel hopefully if that works out! Xx
I think you don't have to be stuck at any point in your life, there is always a way out :)
First off massive congratulations on your degree!!! Smart cookie :)
Don't put too much pressure on yourself you are only young and don't need to have your whole life planned out now.
Sounds to me that you have earned a little breathing space. Once you start the rat race its hard to stop. That why I love making UA-cam videos :)
I think you’d be surprised by corporate jobs. The office environment can actually be great and you can make some life long friends, much deeper than those I met at uni too because you spend so much time together. But we all experience things in our own way :)
I'd love to hear more about being in Mathematics. I study Mathematics in Mississippi. Do you have any advice or tips?
ive been binging your videos because you're so likable and lovely!! keep it up
Thank you Morgan 💗
I don't know if this is helpful for you now, but I'm studying Maths (with Actuarial Science) in the United States. I think if you wanted to know what a day in the job entails, we're asked to talk to people working in the position of an Actuary. I've spoken to a lot of actuaries and I like the work done by some of them! The job might be all consuming, but I really love that stuff, and if that's you, you might want to try this too!
The exams are kind of a pain though, so again, it depends on if you like it enough.
Wow I like you being so real, with what you want(or don't want) !
Wishing you the best!
You should do finance or accounting!
Oh dear hope you got something now
Great vid👌Life after uni ones are the best !!🎉
I am so happy for you.💜
how did you manage to get a first at southampton? im there right now seems really hard
What grade did you graduate with eventually can I ask?
Proud of your growth! Watching you since GCSE!
She said that she got a first at about 4:55.
City Kid thanks, don’t know why that went past my head.
Can u post a vid on the scholarships available while ur in uni??
Is it possible for a bsc degree in math to get such wide range of jobs there? Its awesome. I’ve talked to people about career. Its recommended and always a goal for everybody to get a msc degree to be able to get a decent job and wide range like you descibed.. I’m curious how come it is so different? :/ (Two years more is huge for me since math isnt always fun and easy anymore in uni lol)
I guess it depends what you mean by ‘decent’. There are great career prospects for a BSc in Maths (from what I’ve seen in England anyway). Obviously some jobs require certain qualifications and having a MSc will get you into higher paying / more competitive roles. Where are you based?
TheKingBeth Thank you for your reply :) I’m studying in Denmark and they always say that for people in with msc in math the unemployment rate is 0% but the info for bsc isnt available. Pretty sure because everybody always aims for msc. As I said Ive talked to the dean and he said the way the courses are build on bsc arent exactly aiming for practical purposes and such. It is mostly theory for now. But of course we can choose some programming and stochastic courses on the 3rd year, tho it might still be challenging to get a job since everybody out there has msc degree 😅 Thats why I think you’re lucky 😱 Decent jobs for me is everything you’ve described.. consulting, actuarial, statistics. Just not substitute teacher (If you ask anyone here about jobs with bsc degree from university. They will say substitute teacher) 😂
What degree did you get? A bachelors degree or a master's degree?
Me... Freaked out because I might need an operation... Binge watching Beth... Finds long video... Settled in
Any updates ?
what's your etsy ?? :)!!
What are you doing now?
Read the defining Decade by Meg Jay. Like for real
Hi have you done BA or BS in maths? Also from which university?
BSc Mathematics from The University of Southampton
@@TheKingBeth hey can you help me with something related to mathematics?
How long were you in university for??? I assume you all finish faster in the U.K than in the united states.. im stuck finishing next year summer because the system here is all about money and refuses to secure classes for seniors.. i wont ever attended school again in the United states ever again..
A BSc Mathematics degree is 3 years in an English university
I know you just got your math degree. I have a wild idea for you. Go back and get a business degree. But that might be too much.
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congrats 🎉