What are some /fit/ approved college degrees? Im trying to start school but I have no idea what I want to go for
to keep it fit related, is it safe to take yohimbine while on a eca stack?
>>35253110
I approve astrophysics. So, at least one person on /fit/ approves it, I'm pretty sure that counts
>>35253120
Im not smart enough for that
>>35253110
Anything STEM, really. Sets you apart from all the weaklings in those fields.
I'm a chemistry major, one of my professors actually made his own preworkout. Tastes like crap but supposedly it's a lot healthier.
>>35253110
Here comes the engineering circle jerk
Seriously though, just make sure you leave college with an actual skill set that someone might pay you to use. Don't get suckered into thinking the degree itself is valuable. A BA in art history or whatever is probably not gonna do shit for you.
>>35253163
i was actually thinking about an associates in history just becuase im in the army and I'd have to take online classes for now
>>35253110
anything engineering related, economics if you're shit at math like me
>>35253163
yeah that's why STEM fields make sense
>>35253200
An associates in history sounds pretty useless but if it's cheap and you enjoy it then go for it.
Other anon, is psychology a good field?
if you're willing to do grad studies then literally anything
otherwise stick to STEM or business/econ or yr fucked
>>35253294
among the best you can do if you're doing grad school/medical/law but it sucks dick if you only get a bachelors
>>35253155
Then go to heald college with all thr other idiots
>>35253332
Good to know, I wanted to go into the medical route with it because I'm to dumb in math to be a computer engineer.
>>35253163
I would've went engineering but nowadays my friends tell me its basically working at an office space on a computer all day.
Besides only Petrol. is the highest paying which will die off in about 10 years.
I might go economics. I'll be surrounded by a bunch of kike's though...
I still don't know what I want to do. Pursue a Science I actually like or pursue a degree for money.
>>35253305
Business is ok but you gotta do an internship or something to get your foot in the door somewhere. A bachelors in business is a dime a dozen.
>tfw small time porn director
Feels empty, man. I thought Id like this
Archaeology obv.
>>35253393
Is the smell bad? I always thought a porn set would smell pretty bad.
>>35253364
>I would've went engineering but nowadays my friends tell me its basically working at an office space on a computer all day.
Engineering is broad as fuck, each stream let alone job is different.
>Besides only Petrol. is the highest paying which will die off in about 10 years.
All engineering disciplines have decent employment as long as you get an internship. It's a good thing you aren't going in to engineering though 99% of people that I went to uni with that were in it for the money dropped out in 1st or 2nd year. I think a lot of people fall for the engineering meme despite being shit at maths and physics, there are plenty of easier ways than engineering to get a high paying job.
>TFW engineer making 93k and I graduated back in 2013.
I get to make/design heavy machinery, its pretty baller.
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College is for people who want to study what they want. If you're just looking to make money then trade school would be much quicker and cheaper for getting a job.
I'm a grad student, currently making 30-40k teaching and doing research. I would not recommend going into graduate school if you don't like what you're doing.
>>35253231
Does economics have a lot of math involved? I'm starting my program in a few weeks
>>35253200
That sounds like the biggest waste of time and money you could possibly manage.
>>35253161
STEM degrees are worthless without a solid plan bro. A lot of STEM graduates are getting shit on and can only find low paying jobs.
>>35253332
That's completely untrue other than the bachelor's part.
No, psychology is not a good major unless you want to be a Psychologist or you want to do I/O Psychology.
>>35253464
They have a guy that wipes down the loads Probably what that guy meant when he said he was a small time porn director. He directs the towel in his hand to wipe down the loads.
>>35253610
Basic calculus can get you through undergrad, and as far as I know the extent of math in econ grad school is at most dynamical systems. Transfer into commerce if you can, you'll be able to get a job after you graduate at least.
>>35253464
Its more sweaty than bad unless they do anal with a dumb ass actress who didnt know you have to clean before shooting
>>35253627
This is true but we usually get desperate fresh-outta-highschool 18 year olds who think they'll get discovered and walk around with boners
Same goes for the girls. We usually get auditions from dumb bitches who got straight Ds (which is passing in california) who think they're so original with their shitty stage names like Winter Breeze and Cum slut Carol
I almost always find them crying in the bathroom after kek. Its the only pleasure I get from the job anymore besides free blowjobs
>>35253110
Not a STEM fag, but I'd suggest that.
People will be surprised when a someone who looks like a chad can actually do complicated equations.
>>35253393
>porn
kys
You're profiting off of erectile disfunction, kekold, disturbing fantasies, and general degeneration of young men.
>>35253610
If you can take a double integral or 2nd derivative, you're fine.
>>35253364
I'm econ/stat and I don't work with any likes.
>>35253791
Addiction is a choice
Its not my problem if people choose to watch porn
Just like how its not malboro's problem that people choose to smoke and get lung cancer
>>35253809
>Murder is a choice
>It's not my problem walk in front of my bullets
Your industry is designed to create addiction!
Construction management
In my 3rd year making close to 6 figures as a Junior Project Manager.
Making $35 an hour working on average between 55-60 hours a week.
>>35253513
>>I would've went engineering but nowadays my friends tell me its basically working at an office space on a computer all day
I work with civil engineers all the time.
its 70% office, 30% going to sites.
>>35253845
You're an idiot
No one chooses to get shot
>>35253905
Nirvana did
>Cum slut Carol
Woah Nelly! hahaha
>>35253110
/fit/ is, ostensibly about being manly and competent, and desirable, so here are the options that best exemplify that.
Finance: If you don't go to a prestigious university, give up now. If you do, then major in math and econ or quantitative econ, and then pursue internships at investment banks.
Consulting: See above about prestigious universities, then major in whatever the hell you want while studying for case interviews and pursuing internships. Consulting offers a ton of flexibility in future career choices.
Engineering: It's not just a desk job if you pick a field you can really get into. Chemical engineering, especially, can lead to a lot of management and optimization type jobs that offer something besides number crunching.
Medicine: Major in whatever you want, but crush the premed courses and keep your nose right up your premed advisor's stank hole.
All of those fields offer the potential to be so rich and competent that the girl in pic related will have your babies willingly.
>>35253905
But someone chooses to pull trigger.
Much like someone films and uploads videos of dudes fucking girls, not even thinking about the effects it will have on misguided, horny kids.
>>35253110
Women's Studies. Know thyself. know thy enemy.
>>35253110
Construction management. Part engineering, part business, masculine industry (no homo), pays well.
>>35253860
This is the degree I'm getting. Junior year and I'm helping a friend start a construction business.
>>35253110
Law. Requires discipline, and that will be useful for your gains.
>>35253513
Some of my friends got internship's, some like it, some don't. I guess people were more so complaining about it than shining light on the situation.
I wouldn't know what discipline to even choose because there are so many. I blow ass at math, calc. in highschool was tricky but I still passed. I haven't gone back to college for about 2 years so Im piss on iron rusty. Chemical or Ocean seems pretty nice to me. But I feel the math would btfo me out the atmosphere
>>35253860
I'm kind of interested in this. What's your experience with it and do you recommend pursuing it?
>>35255220
you'd be better off just doing engineering or business.
>>35253615
"STEM degrees are worthless"
I would say that's a pretty bold statement there I know plenty of people whose STEM degrees served them well and they had fuck all for a plan
i have my B.S. in Computer Information Systems. 3 years working as a network admin i make 80k before tax, have 3 day weekends and 20% matching 401k. I am on call 24/7 though.
I'm in the accounting program. Most people that do internships graduate with a job.
>>35255321
Nice m8, im a first year in Management Information Systems which i think is somewhat similar.
Any advice?
>tfw I'm studying Tourism Management, or whatever it's called out of Brazil.
How fucked I'm I /fit/?
>>35255551
Am I*
>>35255229
In what field of construction?
I am working in a tier 3 remediation company and I highly suggest not to fucking do it unless your friend is already very experienced.
You are in for a world of financial ruin and lawsuits. I mean this very seriously but I expect it to fall on deaf ears.
You have no clue how much money is involved in construction even as a tiny business. A small mistake will ruin you.
Even if you have 5 years background as a trade you are still very very foolish to do this.
>>35255263
No time to type a long post. Leaving work now sorry.
I would recommend it again for sure.
I did 2 years, changed and did a chemistry degree because my medical school dreams. Realised I am a fucking idiot and now i am finishing it part time while making bank.
It's a very VERY useful degree which leads to very high paying jobs but, these all require work experience and I would even value work experience over the degree.
Most students find a job in their 3rd or 4th year and then are in an amazing position when they graduate.
The best students are tradies which have worked for over 20 years or so.
If you expect to coast through the degree and get a job you will be very sad when you finish. You will require the degree and experience to be a valued asset.
I started as a contract administrator and moved into project management after shadowing the owner.
>>35255229
I might also add unless you are very very proficient with contracts be prepared to be taken to the bank by your first client with a brain.
The industry seeks to taken advantage of a contractual mistake and is not frowned on by anyone in the industry.
Also this is without mentioning safety methods to prepare and ensuring contracts have certifications as well as yourself.
A builders licence is not all you need.
Public liability, workers comp ectt..
A lot more then you think and more then I even thought before I started working.
Also expect to juggle finances because nobody will pay you on time.... ever... fucking ever..
>>35255263
Will check later if you have more questions when i get home.
I enjoy it a lot but the hours suck.
All companies will expect at least 50-60 hours a week and weekend work.
>>35253110
kinesiology, get to learn about muscles and shit everyday
Hate on it all you want, but being an elementary teacher, particularly if you're male, is a good field. Now, the pay sucks, but the more your tenure increases, and if you have a graduate or doctorate degree, you CAN make good money.
Male teachers with endorsements in technology and second languages are in high demand.
Accounting reporting in. Love it, but it's kind of the opposite of helping me be /fit/
>>35253161
Making your own preworkout is actually really easy. You just buy the chemicals in powder form you want and mix it together in the right amounts
>>35255229
Just get a construction engineering degree with a minor in business.
>>35253544
Company?
>>35255551
Brazil is supposed to be one of the most potent world economies within the next 30 years. That means Sao Paulo gets nicer, Rio gets nicer, etc and even more tourists flock there. You're gonna be fine desu senpai
Computer Science / EECS/ Whatever.
Do work outside of class. Pursue projects that you're interested in. Contribute to open source projects.
You'll be competing with complete autists so as long as you can fake it, there's no reason you shouldn't be making 80k straight out of college working 40~ hours a week.
Time for gym, money for gains food.
>>35253110
Any degree that you can use to work immediately upon graduating in your field is good. Also consider grad programs
>to keep it fit related, is it safe to take yohimbine while on a eca stack?
It's better to take one of the other. yohimbine stack during cardio, ECA throughout the day
>everyone needs a college degree
Check out trade school guys, be a welder, mechanic, electrician, HVAC technician, Mason, or carpenter if college doesn't appeal to you.
You'll get physical activity when you work and there would be few women and sjws in training and at your jobs.
>>35255697
And the easy 15 y.o pussy.
>>35255706
That's basically what construction management is with more emphasis on estimating, scheduling, contract administration and technologies.
If you want to do your own business i'd pick that over civil/structural any day.
With civil you don't learn the skills on managing the project at all which is the most important part to make sure it comes out on the right price.
Hiring a civil or structural engineer is a pittance compared to labour and materials.
I'm an undergrad doing a biomajor. Maybe something like biophysics would be good too. Plenty of references to fit stuff if thats what youre looking for. You learn all the nitty gritty about those pesky metabolsim pathways as well as how the bod functions overall. I like it, tho it takes some effort at the very least. But bio is only good if u plan to continue you're education, aka med school, master, phd, or whatnot
>>35255701
Please,what do you do as an accountant? Do you have to wear a fucking suit? I hate that shit
>>35255756
As a CPA you usually wear business casual daily, IE dress shirt and slacks, no tie, no jacket. At my firm on Fridays we get to wear jeans. It depends on what the client wants though.
Accounting is a really solid career choice srs.
I went to school for programming but didn't learn enough about it to actually get a job because it was just an AS.
However I just got a job doing data entry and apparently I'm amazing at it. Everyone raves about how fast and accurate I am. I knew I was doing a good job but the people in the office have been acting like I'm a god. I assume most of you here could do similarly well.
>>35255756
The work as an accountant varies, depending on whether you want to be an internal accountant for a company, or work for a public acccounting firm and either work as an auditor or in the tax practice.
>>35255756
Depends. Normally business casual, but right now I work part time at a really casual tax firm. Seriously, it's three people including me, and my boss/the owner normally wears shorts and a polo to work
>>35255766
Thx fag,is the only carrer that i like. Do you like it? How much do you make? What kind of coworkers you have?
>>35255263
Sorry last post before i leave office. Just waiting for boss to leave before I do.
If you work hard and keep your eyes open you can make some serious money.
Mother was an estimator and father was a director over in Dubai and Jordon for 4 years before the crash. Then they just retired.
A lot of people just go by and just work their job, while others learn the trades they are dealing with in detail and learn all aspects of the work.
Those that try and seek knowledge about the little things are the ones that will really progress. I have learnt this first hand.
I started with 2 other entry level guys.
I am the only one whos been promoted to a manager and this was due to learning everything around me.
From classes of hoarding classes to how many wall ties per meter sqaured for a external wall skin
>>35255789
This poster is a teenager
>>35255789
I'm at a full time Staff position (the lowest) at a mid tier accounting firm. I make 60k/yr out of college. I had an internship with this firm before I graduated and made 25/hr. The coworkers are actually all really cool, and everyone knows that everyone is in the same boat, so you make pretty good connections wit people. Everyone is either an alcoholic, drug addict (in some way), or just crazy lol. It's really not too bad.
Stem if you know what you want to be and work for it, but anything that reflects the "you get out of it what you out into it" ideology that surrounds the fitness world
Also something that proves you aren't retarded helps with the stigma of being a prettyboi athletic type or some fuckhuge meathead
Is it possible to be 200-210 by next the end of next August? I'm 6'1 175 right now, and i really need to bulk up. What program should I use?
>>35255495
take it seriously. start learning Oracle and SQL now. build a website. build a home server and experiment.
>>35255916
thanks family, i will start looking into it
>>35255748
I'm an undergrad in civil, currently working for a construction company (so currently my only real world experience is based upon the project management & delivery side of things).
How would work of this nature stack up against. say, structural design? (Comparable pay, hours etc?)
>>35255868
>Is it possible to be 200-210 by next the end of next August?
That's up to you faggot. At what bf % were you targeting? What are you currently?
>>35255732
>H1b
Anon please, I would like to be employed in the next 4 years instead of no jobs in the field due to curryniggers.
>>35253748
>I almost always find them crying in the bathroom after kek. Its the only pleasure I get from the job anymore besides free blowjobs
The reason it feels empty is your an empty husk of a human being who derives pleasure from the misery of others.
You're probably in the right industry.
>>35253110
Physics
Mathematics
Philosophy
Any combination of those three, really.
Any philosophy/poli sci bros?
Can't wait to be the biggest guy at the cash register in mcdicks
>>35256120
I started out in philosophy. Just get into law school, and fill some niche position in a small town.
>>35256151
I'm pretty lucky in that my dad is a pretty well known lawyer. I could go into law and have some pretty nice connections.
I just don't think that it is for me
I'm doing a physics and math double major but I honestly have no idea what i'm supposed to do as a career.
grad school definitely?
>>35253110
Teaching and writing are my passions, so I studied English and concentrated on poetry. Enlightening as fuck. You can take yohimbine and eca, but don't do it together, take eca like 4-6 hours after you take yohimbine or you'll feel like shit.
>>35256240
Become a quant or go into quantum computing research
Grad school will only be enough to support yourself
>>35255551
>get ripped af
>halfway decent looking
>be tour guide
>fuck foreign girls every day
dude this is gonna work out for you
money =/= happiness
Who /law/ here? I should have gone with journalism. The pressure is too damn high. I'm more or less guaranteed a government position with standard working hours which allows for a more fit lifestyle, but the pay will be shit.
>>35256353
Journalism's a dying field right now. Pay is down, employment is down, quality of work is down (because you've got to cover so much more on less time and money).
>>35253809
Addiction, by definition, is not a choice, you dumb fucking kek.
The problem is the lack of information about the terrible effects of porn. And if you seriously think the porn industry doesn't try to spread disinformation/draw young and vulnerable men in, you are retarded.
I don't mind porn producers. Just have the decency to be quiet and don't pretend to be one of the good guys.
Plumbers are underrated
Go to university for what you want. Don't force yourself through STEM because people tell you it's going to make you tonnes of money. Yes you can hit it big in engineering but even then it's a gamble.
I did archaeology because I thought it was cool as fuck, not because I'd make money from it. I get to fly all over the world on digs and dick around as an assistant curator and I couldn't be happier.
If you just want money, do trades. Faster payoff, more reliable payoff. Its fucking hard to not get a job as a tradesman, my old roommate fucking net a guy at a bar, next day he was tying bar for 18$/hr starting.
Don't get memed. Do STEM because it's interesting, not because it's "profitable."
Medicine. Easy access to girls.
Preparing to become a judge, 9.00 enter, 14.00 out. Weekends free, national holidays and regional. 5k Euro per month
>>35256362
only if you go mainstream. Dad is a specialist journalist with ex-industry experience, he's in sweet with a bunch of industry mags, and is getting request for work from a bunch of other related companies.
>>35257664
This man, I'm in nursing, it's 10:1 ratios. Feels good man.
>Nursing, why not pre-med?
I still get paid 80k a year, only 4 years of school, work only 3 days a week (12 hour shifts, not including overtime for more money), and I obviously do less than a doctor. Nursing is great as long as it's not some shitty community college degree.
Just do whatever you actually enjoy that will also make you money. You have to find the middle ground. Its important to find something you like but that is also marketable.
Ignore the STEM circlejerk, many of these people are in their second year and think they are super geniuses because they got through CS 101. I was a CS major (working in software development now) and a huge portion of people dropped the major or finished but went to go work in business intelligence or IT, but they all acted like they were the next bill gates. People have such a superiority complex about these fields for some reason.
STEM is great and lucrative but if you don't enjoy it you won't do well and will hate your life.
>>35253161
STEM is good, but only if you're smart enough for it and get the right degree. Unfortunately, hard sciences and math degrees don't pay what they used to due tocheap indentured labor from China and India. Even some engineering, like environmental, is a crapshoot.
If you don't have a particular interest in a decent degree, then I think you're better off in a trade school or getting an apprenticeship. But for the love of God, don't get a degree in art and waste everybody's time and money.
>>35259036
Seriously, I've gotten shit on from people saying STEM or nothing, saying my major is a joke. STEM people are literally the only people who would ever say that Accounting is a joke and easy
>be STEM
>be in space industry
>shit I've put hands on is literally in space right now
>made 150K this year
still not happy. Such is life.
I'm an Economics major from a no name state school and I have a 3.2 GPA, 7 withdraws, and I'm 3 years in.
My only internship has been with the best art curator in LA, which I got by luck.
What say you about my prospects, /fit/?
My girlfriend is a microbiology major, has always been on honor roll, but has had no internships. She's graduating this year though.. it took her 3 years to get her degree and is going for a lab science undergrad after (a second one).
She makes me feel inferior.
>>35253120
I would generally reccomend going for a standard physics degree, rather than specialising too much straight away.
I know too many people who tried to specialise to early only to realise they hated what they were doing.
>>35253231
How's econ major doing for you? Plan on getting a BA in Business Admin with the focus being a market research analyst.
>>35259206
Is econ easy for a fag like me? Suck at math
>>35253615
Are you retarded anon? You learn all kinds of useful shit in psychology that lots of places will pay top dollar for. Most notably you become fucking genius at statistics. You know how many companies will pay you fuck tons to develop a solid marketing plan? Or how many jobs there are for a sports psychologist starting at 75k a year? Not to mention research in literally any fucking area you can think of, you can find work in a fuck ton of fields.
Not to mention, it's one of the most desired undergrad degrees by med schools and law schools because you get a solid foundation in how applicable maths actually work and plenty of biology and neurology and how they influence behavior.
>>35259206
This guy here.
>>35259301
I realize I'm no genius, but a few of my professors have told me that there are a lot more people going into Econ than ever, and one even told me in private that I should consider something like Finance. Why? Because it is hard to quantify what you can actually do as an Econ major.
>>35259329
What does a finance degree consist of? I chose market research analyst since the highest math I'll go to is stats, better than taking calculus imo (assuming).
>>35259312
Not really. Some professors make it a joke, but others have no remorse and will make it difficult. Econometrics is no joke. Also, if you want to go to grad school, you need to take a ton of math.
I also suck at math, but I am very good at thinking analytically, so I do okay.
>>35259316
Why not hire someone with a degree is statistics then? Or marketing. Or biology.
I have a lot of friends that have a Psych degree and have done fine. Hell, my sister has one from a no name school and is VP at a hedge fund. However, that's because she has a silver tongue and is also gorgeous.
Honestly, degrees like Econ or Psych alone will not get you anywhere. It's all about what else you can bring to the table and being able to explain how and why you are valuable to a firm. Don't expect to get a top paying job right out of university with a degree in one of those two fields unless you're a top student.
>>35259350
I can't really be sure; I'm not following his advice because I'm too far in.
It really all depends on the school. My school doesn't even require stats for an Econ major, but I need 2 calc classes.
>>35259206
Girlfriend got accepted into Cambridge (UK, not mass) for chemistry phd.
I feel ya bro, feeling a little inferior right now... proud, but inferior.
>>35259387
>Why not hire someone with a degree is statistics then
There's not many of us. Studying statistics is top tier.
>>35259437
My roommate has 3 PhDs and the one he's going for now is in Stats. I can literally ask that guy a question about anything and he knows the answer.
He only has so many PhDs because he is Iranian and will be shipped back when he's done with school.
Holy fuck, he's a genius, though.
Major in STEM dumb ass. Get a sound body in the gym and a sound mind through science. You'll graduate being swole as fuck into a career that pays way more than any of your non STEM peers will ever make.
>mfw I'm only 25 making 78k a year and with hardly any experience
Feels good man. Can't wait until my 30s when I'm fucking loaded and student loans are gone.
>>35259505
what did you study, what are you working as?
>>35259524
BS Computer science, web dev doing .net. Honestly my salary is still relatively low but a hell of a lot higher than what my peers make or ever will make. Especially considering I'm still pretty new and just junior level.
>>35259387
I graduated with a B.A. in psych with a 3.2 GPA from a state school. I got a job making 38,000 less than a month later as a researcher. Applying to Grad schools now.
You don't need to be a top student. You do need to be creative though, you are right about that. It takes effort to look for jobs and convince people you're awesome, but I would argue that's true for any job really. A degree and a reference won't get you the job.
And if you hire someone with a statistics degree, you've hired someone who knows how to do statistics, but not how to do real research, doesn't know IRB guidelines, isn't qualified to design a study much less run one. Sure they can do the math, but the math only helps interpret your results, maybe you contract them to help, but not run the project.
Marketing will help a bit, but again, they don't have the background or experience in research or statistics. They can probably do the job fine, but someone with a psych degree in this will certainly be able to as well.
Biology majors are largely concerned only with the biological mechanisms behind the behavior, not the behavior itself. They'll be able to tell you about how and why such and such a neurotransmitter is being released, but psychology goes into more depth with what the does to the persons behavior and how that effects them in the long term. If you're looking for someone to grow some yeast cultures your biologist will thrive, but if you want to know how that's going to affect someones behavior, you'll need a psychologist, and probably someone to run some studies about it. You could hire the statistics major, but you're psych major can do both of these jobs already.
You are right though, you have to know how to pitch yourself to make it really good.
>>35256074
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>Not being a university lecturer so you can wear whatever you want to show off your gains to hot 20 y/o girls
Lads..............
>>35259973
Is he natty?
>>35254275
absolutely this
Alright lads, here are the OFFICIAL /fit/ approved majors.
Top tier:
>Medicine
If you don't think this belongs here, surely you must be retarded. You literally hold peoples' lives in your hands. You know how somebody's body works better than they do. You are the closest thing to a God among men. People pay you to touch them.
High Tier:
>IT
Now I know what you're thinking: "IT? Isn't that just for fat people and nerds???" and the answer is shut up. IT is probably the most laid back field, mostly because nobody outside of the field knows anything you are talking about. Computers won't connect? Yeah sure, probably just a rogue access point, you'll get right on it. Not to mention that system admins literally have hours of free time, only monitoring network traffic and occasionally responding to high level tickets. Get them CISCO degrees boys.
Mid Tier
>Teaching
This one is fairly obvious. You know how you had that awkward math teacher who had a creepy smile? Don't be that guy. Instead, be a role model both physically AND mentally. Show kids that it is possible to be both /fit/ and smart.
Low Tier:
>Women's Studies
Women's Studies does belong on this list. No doubt that a significant portion of /fit/ lifts simply for girls. If girls are your only pursuit, take some major that mostly houses women. Women in college are simply sjws in real life. On the plus side, if you are /fit/ and in a class surrounded by women who are taught to hate you, there's some weird repression thing going on where all of them really want your dick. Show them what a man really looks like anon. Just know that your major is literally useless.
>>35253110
In terms of practical degrees, an engineering degree, or business if you go to a school with a good business program.
If you want to do learn about cool shit, study philosophy, maybe economics.
>>35259152
>STEM
Major ?
Finance is god tier
>Work at investment consulting firm
>Good salary, profit sharing, bonuses
>Never stay late
>Hour lunch
>wear bad ass fitted suites to show of gaines
>when women ask about my work tell them to picture wolf of wall street
>>35253615
A mechanical engineering degree useless? Sure I will make around 20 to 50k les than some people but it will still be double the amount than someone with a women studies degree.
>>35253874
>civil
thats the thing, but for others like software or mecatronics its mostly office.
