What is the ideal college course?

[georgidimitrov]

Economics - you are on a board about cryptocurrencies you might as well learn how things work

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[Bitcoinman777]

If you have the cash study a BS degree and then go for a law degree. Once you're a lawyer you'll make bank

[kamrog]

Do what you like doing brah - stuff will sort it self out

[syluobi]

I studied linguistics and had a pretty good time

[apofis]

This really depends on you - what are your hobbies and what are you good at?

[theend1991]

Just start a business you'll avoid student debt and have something

[antiycda]

I agree with some of the others just follow your heart

[arbelian]

I was just wondering, should I follow my own desires to take up a college course in which it does not posses a great potential in income, or, should I take up a course which leads to a stable, if not, wealthy life, but would somewhat contradict to what I like. Your thoughts?

My advice you should follow your own desires because its hard to take up a course if you are not interested on it. If you finished your college its up to you on how you will have a stable and wealthy life. You can put up your own business and let it grow.

[Spinbackup]

Go with your passion 100%. I would rather make less but love what I do, rather than make a lot but work too much or dislike the job I am in. In the end, it's all about you being happy so go with your passion for sure!

[jrzle]

I was just wondering, should I follow my own desires to take up a college course in which it does not posses a great potential in income, or, should I take up a course which leads to a stable, if not, wealthy life, but would somewhat contradict to what I like. Your thoughts?

Just go with your passion at work hard to have a wealthy life.

[Capeshifter]

something that could combine economics/technology/cryptography and finance, in my opinion

or at least some individual mix of the above