<prompt> Human: I am sure this could be posted elsewhere but it is a big financial decision. Im enrolled for the fall semester to begin a bachelors degree in Communications with global media studies. I struggled in education for a while getting my associates degree in communications. I studied communications because I enjoyed the classes and they were easy for me. I was able to finish the associates degree with decent grades. Now Im really wondering if its going to pay off because communications degrees dont seem to be offering a skill other than communicating... At the same time its a very generalized degree that can at least be designed to simply get the degree. The total debt I will most likely accrue by the end of the degree will be 50 grand and almost all of the debt will be in government loans. I am open to suggestions. I enjoy economics and computers but Im not that great at math. I know that degrees in technology, economics, and finance all require advanced math so its definitely intimidating but I rarely hear decent success stories of people with communications degrees with salary jobs. The fact that people can never figure out what the degree is or how I even have a hard time explaining its existence is irritating. Yet, a lot of the classes are interesting to me, particularly the mediafilm theory and writing classes.  <response>: All the people I know that got communication degrees are receptionists, cars salespeople, or in graduate school. It will not bring you a high salary or even a decent one. 