>>674912345
lol at business studies being anything but not fit to wipe my arse tier

Actuarial science, I am happy with the course, but the bureaucracy of the job sounds quite off putting as actuaries usually aren't given enough time to accurately process information and thus end up making potentially misinformed decisions.

Studied communications, landed a job 3 months after graduation. Looking to move on in another 6 months to a better company, im doing alright

>>674913568
Mhmm

International Relations, how fucked am i?

Maths student starting this year. Hopefully I don't regret it but I think I probably will and change to some kind of business studies.

>>674912345
stupid classification made by some "lookatmeimanengineerXD" nerd in order to feel better. Otherwise god tier would be law, political science and medicine, since those are the most demanding studies

>>674913955
What kind of jobs can you get with a maths degree?

Im thinking about studying medicine, but im scared to study for 12 years and basically throw away my twenties. Guys what should I do? I really like biology. Dutchfag btw

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>>674912345
Asian Studies + Political Science

>>674914194
Well law has went kinda downhill lately

>>674914194
Pic not related, just happend to be about studies.

>>674914232
If you can get in the program do it, you wont throw away your 20s when you can retire at 50

>>674912345
Mathematics is not god tier - yes, works a lot of important things, but as career - no.
Law is definitely lower - incredibly dull and boring job, that only pays good.

Psychologi is about the same as mathematics, when guessing work is reduced and hardcore behavior/brain patterns are researched. Otherwise of course it is by far very inconsistent and a lot of guesswork.

computer sciences are good career and creative industry imo.

Music and history is definitely way up there. 1# Most profitable industry
2#if you learn history without becoming a history academian you will become a BY FAR more versitale person.

>>674914202
I wanna be an investment banker, so I'd do an MBA after which I know I can do with a Math's degree.
On the other hand, I feel like why do a degree which is probably harder when I could just a business related one in the first place

>>674914232
throwing away your twenties (not to mention you will be working 80+ hrs a week after) is the price of becoming a doctor

>>674914390
Yeah, couldnt you do the same job with an accounting degree and have better prospects on the market?

>>674914232
Doctors are also some of the most likely people to be depressed.

>>674914529
non-blacked-out version?

>>674914578
Exactly my thinking. I do really enjoy maths and would like to learn about it, but if it's not exactly in line with making loadsa mulah which is basically what I wanna do, I'll probably change it.
Probably not even gonna get in this year anyway ayy lmao

>>674914388
>versitale

>>674914707
Ayy, also you dont have to stick to a strict schedule to get a degree, take business and minor in maths

medicine. should study right now

>>674914388
History is only good as a minor
>checked

>>674914810
Britfag here, not exactly the same as the US. Don't get to take a minor per se

Maths at Cambridge. Can't wait to graduate in a couple of months and have free time. Already have a job, obviously.

>>674915128
Interesting. I had to have a minor to graduate at my uni
>probably a money grab by the University
But it helped round out my studies

Law, still have no idea how hard it is to actually become a solicitor

>>674914894
Anything you regret? tell me your failures so I wont do the same.

>>674915167
I'll take "Things that never happened" for $200.

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>>674915445

according to this im god tier xD

>tfw have no idea what to do with life past college
>or during college
help

final year mechanical engineering. have no interest in it whatsoever

>>674912345

Mechatronics Engineering faggots, hello job security. Automation specialization with a lot of control theory.

Translation: I help delete low-level, repetitive jobs by removing humans from the equation. If this upsets you, good.

>>674915877
That's all of us, isn't it?

>>674912345
At least here in the UK, as long s you get a teaching degree to and a masters or MA to accompany it, anything can be Mid Tier. However, I wouldn't be surprised if Osbourne decided that he should cut pay to teachers so he can fill the back pockets of his MPs a little more. We're being bent over and fucked by a government that the majority didn't even vote for, all because the bank accounts of multi-millionaires are too small and the bank accounts of poor people are too large.

>>674916151
E F F I C I E N C Y

>>674916213
Tfw my fallback career is teaching

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>>674916213
>the bank accounts of multi-millionaires are too small and the bank accounts of poor people are too large.

Que?

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>>674914529
his resume is actually pretty impressive, just sadly meshed into a bunch of autism.

>>674916151
Eh, kids in most schools are already being taught that the only things worth doing are in Tech, hence why the only opportunities for apprenticeships or even jobs that come through schools are in Engineering or occasionally sport. Job security now, but when this generation of students grows up your job will be flooded with new applicants.

>>674912345

Second year medfag here. Cool as shit but for someone as lazy as me it's a nightmare, have three thousand pages of anatomy textbooks to go through for tomorrow morning so I'm just napping my way between meals. Someone please find a way to replace my blood with concerta/Ritalin or tell me the best way to trade blowjobs for marks thanks

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>>674916478

Psychology. Happy as tits so far, the studies are interesting and the profession is very well respected in my country.

>>674912345
CS last term. Already have job lined up. Pretty comfy.

>>674916767
The fuck do you live?

>>674916378
Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osbourne, though all of his cuts to government and public sectors, is systematically making it impossible for anyone that wasn't raised in a rich household to get anywhere in life except through extreme luck. Our Tory overlords are forcing doctors and nurses to move to other countries and ruining the economy so that they can give more tax cuts to their favourite multi-national corporations.

>>674916876
Finland

>>674912345
i whipe butts

>>674916911
But, muh national deficit..

>>674917015
We all wipe butts

>>674916151
>mechatronics
>job security
should've went mechanical

>>674912345
chemical engineering but always wanted to be a doctor.

>>674916987
Kek

>>674916911
9/11 dubs speaks only the truth

Last semester EE here

>>674914529
A hiring manager is somewhere crying as he reads this and processes his paperwork for employment.

Accounting with a focus in Taxation. Already landed a job doing taxes this season.
>Did I fuck up?
>Any questions?

>>674917065
And yet if we hadn't had to deal with Blarites (the tory's putting on Labour ties for a few years) and we taxed people properly, we wouldn't be in this situation.

>>674913063
Seriously. And with current saturation of the job market, studying law is also a shitty decision

>>674913947
as long as you get good internships and travel abroad -get internships here as well- you will do fine. Remember working for non profits / volunteer work is really helpful for this type of degree if youre not going to grad school

>>674914194
obvious troll, but I agree with this, even though I think economics should probably be top or even god tier just because of the sheer versatility of the degree

>>674916361
Mine too, my man, mine too. Studying English and Film Studies and have a review thing going with a local independant cinema but I know that won't pay enough to raise a family.

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>>674915167
Calling in at Cambridge too

>>674914232
>throw away my twenties
unless you're a spoiled brat, they're gonna be shit either you study or work at a shitjob

>>674917559
Anon speaks so much truth, New Labour was a disgrace

>>674914390
I would recommend becoming a teller while in uni, I know this sounds dumb and itll be hard to get classes to fit with the demanding schedule, but there is huge vertical mobility.

>>674917783
Studying Law but I doubt I'll be able to get anywhere, gonna end up a secondary teacher

>>674912345

>saving the thumbnail

We know you're definitely in the shit tier

>>674917806
You're right Anon, but if you make the best use of your shitty twenties then your thirties and fourties can be glorious.

>>674917966
Anon is right, deferred gratification ftw

>>674916987
Do you have to get a MA/MD/PHD for psychiatry work?

The only god tier is Maths (incl. stats)/Physics/IT btw

>>674912345

How bout a trade. Most of them can make a fucking shit ton of money for short schooling and very little money invested in school.

Culinary. Gets me laid so im pretty happy.

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>>674912345
Hi, Ph.D in Computer Science here, top tier university.

Here is my salary for my current job in Switzerland as a Data Scientist.

Ask me questions if you'd like.

>>674917857
And people still judge the Corbyn's Labour by Blair's mistakes. I don''t entirely agree with him economically, he's too far left, but a lot of his cabinet has it right yet nobody will listen because most people in 'traditional' Britain are happy being serfs for the Tory government, just like their ancestors have been for thousands of years.

>>674918122
Yes

This Fall I'll be a freshman in Computer Engineering... yay or nay?

Engineering, I'm not really happy with it but I love building submarines in the summer!

>>674918251
There's good money in that if you can get it

>>674918314
Where at if you don't mind me asking

>>674918306
It's much easier that way, don't have to do any pesky thinking or decision-making

executive janitor at microsoft

>>674918268
so,how much dollars is that?

>>674918563
nah, the poor still have do make some decisions. do they eat this week or not? Though even then they can't afford anything actually good. Did you hear about that ridiculous 'clean up for the Queen' shite?

>>674918705
write in google:
135000 chf to usd

it's about 140K $

>>674918705
139,000 = 139,000 USD a year

Am i the only one studying shittier graphic design?

Just finished my undergrad in physics and astronomy. I was doing research in a lab that works very closely with LIGO (the observatory that discovered/confirmed gravitational waves) at the time of their discovery. Was pretty awesome, and a great motivator to keep going. If I continue into a graduate program I'll continue this research.

While I am legitimately doing the stuff I dreamed of doing when I first started my undergrad, in order to make any money doing it I'll pretty much need a PhD. Sort of at a crossroads at the moment between wanting to "chase my dreams" and being overwhelmed by the staggering amount of academic work I'll need to do to get there. Overall I am pretty ambivalent, but happy I'd say.

>>674912345
life sciences > business

LOL

>>674918829
Enlighten me, anon

>>674918948
Business studies should be shit tier

Walgreens employee. That's like god tier right?

Astronomy/Astrophysics. I'm not really happy with it. Too much work for a lazy cunt like me.

>>674912345
I did a liberal arts degree and I regret it, I did it so I could party every day and now I'm literally depressed, not going anywhere in life. I'm going to switch majors soon and hopefully change to a woman's studies degree

>>674918268
>Ask me questions if you'd like
what background ?
do you have fun coding or is it pure statistic shitwork ?

>>674918959
Basically, the Tory's cut funding to local councils and the first people to be laid off were people who cleaned the streets, and in poor areas (the areas with most of the Tory constituents mind you) the streets became filthy because people were no longer employed to clean them. Then Cameron had the audacity to start a 'Clean for the Queen' day in these poorer areas, where he encouraged the poor and unemployed to clean up the streets he was responsible for making dirty in order to please the Queen, who wouldn't notice anyway. TL;DR: Cameron got a lot of people sacked, then encouraged them to do the same job for free.

>>674917944
I don't suppose you have any advice for if I don't even get into uni?
I'm predicted to fail all of my A Levels and probably will - ruling out ever going to university in my life.

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>I'm going to switch majors soon and hopefully change to a woman's studies degree
nice b8

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OP and his fucking shit pictures.

Fuck you.

>>674919415
Don't be discouraged - I got shit grades at A level and got into a mid-top tier uni because they needed to fill up places.

Doing political science with a minor in ethics. It's a great combo if you want to get into politics

>>674919397
You mean background for data scientist?
It's a little bit of both.
It's not hardcore coding or hardcore math, but you have to be very very creative and also know how to deal with people to get your data and understand user experience.
It's not a job for geeks with lame social skills

>>674919539
No not just shit grades, as in I might pass 1 of my subjects.

>>674919183
I am the poster above who just finished his undergrad. Does the school you go to have any research opportunities? Most bigger/state schools that offer astronomy as a major will. I reached a wall about a year and a half into my undergrad that felt very similar to what you are describing. Mostly I was doing all this seemingly arbitrary math and not really learning anything inspiring. I found out my school has a pretty known research lab and emailed the lab director directly and arranged a coffee date. Pretty much told him I am passionate about the actual work he is doing and have hit a wall in my day-to-day studies. He moved a mountain to get me into his lab (I was a sophomore at the time, most research applicants are seniors.) It was the greatest thing that ever happened to me. All of my classwork was so much easier to swallow because I was this badass research lab I was going to afterwards where I was going actual applicable science.

Check it out if you still like the idea of astrophysics but are struggling to get through the grind. It seems like adding on more work but it is such a good motivator. Plus it looks fucking great on any resume.

>>674919692
Ah... have you looked into apprenticeships? depends what you want to do and where in the country you live. I had to move from the Midlands to Scotland for uni, as long as you don't care where or how far you go you can do a lot.

>>674919686
>You mean background for data scientist?
yeah that's kinda obscure to me

>It's not a job for geeks with lame social skills
no job is

>>674914388
LMAO I AGREE, HISTORY IS NOT USELESS.
> IF WE DO NOT LEARN OUR HISTORY WE ARE DOOMED TO REPEAT IT!

>>674914388
History is one of those subjects that, to do any Humanities of Life Sciences degree, you already need to know a fuckton of anyway.

>>674912345
medical biology

>>674919410
Jesus fucking Christ

>>674919906

At least 1/3 of google employees are geeks with no social skills.
Jobs like network and infrastructure maintenance are perfect for this kind of people and are very hard for anyone else.

>>674919900
Pretty much midlands myself too, I figure if I worked really hard from now until exams in about 2 months I could do ok, at least pass everything.
Problem with that is I literally also want to commit suicide and working is real fucking hard for me.
Good talk though bro, appreciate it (no sarcasm) - like to let it out once in a while.

>>674920189
>Jobs like network and infrastructure maintenance are perfect for this kind of people
definitely not though

>>674919858
This is crazy good advice for pretty much anyone working on a STEM degree. Undergrad research is is arguably better than an internship.

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>>674918268
Is Nuclear Engineering a good degree?
Should I start my own company?
> pls reply

>>674914241
left is the worst movie I ever saw. WTF outdated shit for autists

>>674912345
I have a degree in Political Science. Minored in statistics and worked at computer company to get tuition money. Grew that into a career and now I am a data scientist at a huge corporation. Graduated in 1994, never looked at any single part of my PolySci shit again.

>>674914202

300k a year any job you want tbh fam

I'm a civil engineer with computer science minor
what am I?

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Studying linguistics and screenwriting, how fucked am I?

Music education. Not bad so far.

>>674920103
And people say that this country isn't going down the toilet. They prefer to squabble about Brexit as if Britain would also be better with no trade opportunists with the rest of the world, no natural resources and barely any political allies. I'd rather see our country be France's bitch for a few years than barely have a country to live in in ten years time.

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>>674920637
Kill yourself you worthless fucking faggot

>>674920345
Nuclear Engineering sounds very limiting, even if you will get a job in this field, you will be very limited. Changing a workplace will mean most likely moving to the other side of the country, or moving to a new country.

Study something that will make MANY companies want you and be able to hire you.
If you already study that, consider starting your career in management consulting like McKinsey, but only if you like it.

Sound engineering. So where does that leave me?

>>674915167
>>674917804

Cambridge CompSci reporting in

Internship this summer paying >$95k + housing

>>674920749
Hey bro, I'm Japanese and I live in Japan. Is nuclear engineering still limited?

I am a professional street nigga

>>674920929

$95k pro-rated ofc, in case any of you /b/tards couldn't figure that out

>>674912345
did a masters in physics
started working an engineer at a local company but got an offer from ETH Zurich to do a biomedical engineering masters starting september, so that's what i'm gonna do

i'm very happy with physics, but it's fairly hard to get a job if you dont happen to live in a an area with lots of huge companies, once you're in though, it's great because of the versatility the degree gives you

>>674921223
how does a physics faggot like you get into engineering?
my black engineer friend cant even get hired and fucking physics degree cunts like you get hired???

I did a liberal arts degree and I regret it, I did it so I could party every day and now I'm literally depressed, not going anywhere in life. I'm going to switch majors soon and hopefully change to a Philosophy degree

>>674914232
Depends why you want to do it. (I.e. Money or passion)

I was thinking about going into medicine, but zoology appealed more. I ended up studying venoms, now work on antivenin development and snakebite management. I get to help people, work towards solving a problem of epidemic scales in equatorial regions and I'd class myself as a medical professional and researcher. Plus I got to travel around S. America and S.E. Asia during my studies rather than clearing out bedpans and shit. If you can make your specialisation relevant to medicine, you can work your way into the industry.

>>674921372
because i know how to sell myself, i think, it's a huge part

idk really, confidence really is a big part but it comes down to the specific case eventually

All bow down for the audio engineering overlord class
Studying only to get paid a shitload of money for farting in my chair and press record

>>674918268
I'm studying woman's studies, is there any money that could possibly be made with a PHD in woman's studies?

>>674921881
Obvious troll is obvious

>>674921372
>>674921724
same faggot again, I studied in the UK and am working in home country Austria now; I managed to get a starting salary 60% above the median pay that graduates usuall get, which basically comes down to how you sell yourself in the interview

>>674912345
>everyone studies "God Tier"
>not enough jobs for everyone
so that's a good thing right? no more shit like culture or anything else.

Guys, what should I major in? I love PoliSci and Economics but heard those are shitty degrees and that I should just do engineering or mathematics instead, though I doubt I'd enjoy those classes.

What do.

>>674921881
Yes, cry on the internet about shit.

>>674912345
Nothing--corrections officer in north Jersey who crushes overtime and will be retired by 47

>>674921542
hahahaha, changing from liberal arts to philosophy. Good luck working in McDonalds.

Take it Geography is shit tier if its not on there?

>>674922179
Dont just go for engineering if u dont know what to do with your life, also it depends on what you wanna work as. Engineering is a pretty shitty degree if u wanna work in managment. No degree is better than another except for women studies, thats just made up bullshit not relevant to the REAL world

>>674922558
Oh and guess what: i am an engineer

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>>674921724
ergo why ill be making my own company, look out for a company called Aperature inc. around 2030 ill be hiring only the brightest minds without college degrees and they make their own pay to earn more than enough money to pay back the equipment/laboratory I may loan to them. As soon as im out of the Airforce ill buy my own lab sell some equipment back to the Airforce and begin building the labs.

>>674922467
is this bait?
im really scared iam downloadin git kek

>>674912345
art history

not happy at all

>>674922467
yooo guys is this bait?

>>674922179
I have a double major in Economics and Political Science. If you come into college with a fair amount of prior credit, you can certainly get it done. Best of luck.

>>674922467
yo guys is this shit legal?

>>674922838
Brah its posted from a spam bot, do ypu really think it even COULD be legit?

>>674912345
If this is based on how enjoyable these things are, medicine is the only one in the right place imo.
But I can tell it's how valueable.
History and English belong in mid-tier, or at least above women's studies and music.

>>674922467
Fuck that's hot

>>674923022
lol thanks man i stopped the download just in time, could of got virus. /b got my back

>>674912345
chemistry, from there im going into the medical field.

Nuclear engineering, from there i'm going to start my own pharmaceutical company

>>674912345
Mechatronic Engineering and Cognitive Science, GF is studying Astrophysics and Statistics. Only just started so I'm not sure how satisfied I am yet.

>>674923197
dumbass

>>674922467
those who downloaded upload pics

im assuming sociology is considered shit tier, but i also took like 26 credits in statistics and have a statistics minor sooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>674922467
those who downloaded, upload them pics

+1

Automotive Engineering, 3 months to go and loving it

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>>674923399
female detected

Studying English in Scotland, and trust me there are a lot more job prospects than in most of the 'got tier' positions because it isn't theoretical and shows the ability to critically think about a great many problems. nearly everyone you find in the God Tier positions except medicine and maybe Physicsare absolute tards that only go to uni go get pissed and party, not to study. They know there aren't any jobs in it, but they don't care because they'll commit suicide because of how shit their lives are by the time they're 40 anyway.

>>674912345
Blacksmithing
Yes, I like working with my hands. Want to pick up leather and woodworking as well.

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>>674924399
>Studying English
>it isn't theoretical

>>674924399

Studying Engish - two possible career paths are either teaching English or working at Waterstones.

>>674923842
no

these threads in general don't seem to realize that a huge percentage of middle income type entry level jobs from a huge range of fields only require a nonspecific "bachelors degree". I've seen hundreds of job postings like this. You have to argue that whatever degree you acquired will give you an advantage in whatever job it is.

>>>674924399
Engineers
>only go to uni go get pissed and party, not to study
>They know there aren't any jobs in it

kek

>>674918946
I'm doing the same thing but I'm just a freshman in college. Did you ever have any difficulty finding a place to work?

>>674917711
Too bad 95% of econ majors will be out of work in within the next 5 years.

Used to be in El-Eng, but it was too hard, so I switched to CS. It's easier in the sense that you just have to memorize stuff, so I have more time to drink and party.

Philosophy Major- Undergrad
Hoping to go into law school or pursue a PH.D. In philosophy of the mind. Any suggestions on what to pick?

>>674925772
whys that?

>>674926161
Why do u need a PhD to get a job in philosophy? Just wondering not trying to be a dick, I thought you would mainly just do speaking events.

>>674926351
I totally understand, no offense taken. I just want a Ph.D. to possibly do research work or be a professor teaching

>>674912345

More important thread is up: >>674926265

sage

>>674926280
Automation. The last jobs left before complete outsourcing of work will be engineers/programmers. I give it a good 15 years until we're all out of work.

>>674926161
why the phd in philosophy?

>>674912345
you forgot to add not studying anything to god tier and yes i'm happy with my choice :D

>>674926501
What would you be researching?

>>674926591
To do research work on whether the conscience is a physical construct of the body to help keep our sanity, or something completely different that we don't understand yet

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>be nurse
>work 3 days with 1 to 2 per diem days a week
>make 80k last year
>not having to be on call or work 30 hour shifts like doctors do
>mfw when not God tier

>>674926529
lol, economics is a very broad and versatile degree, most of the people I've talked with work in a person to person environment, with a focus in business obviously, but people are always going to want to talk face to face to people.

Electromechanical Engineering.
Yes I love my career.

>>674926769
wouldn't neuroscience be the better degree? or psychology or maybe philosophy bachelors with md or phd in neurology?

>>674926739
Existentialism of human existence, and what it really means to be human. Also if your conscience is a physical construct created by the body to preserve the ego or something completely different that we don't understand yet

>>674918946
Also did you duel major or just major in physics and minor in astronomy.

>>674926094
What school? Doing Comp Sci now and memorization isn't really viable besides in certain first-second year courses.
Profs give us cheat sheets for the required memorization portion of our exams (they're not allowed to remove those sections) and then give us a proper exam after that.

>>674926946
Ya true there, but I'm more considered with the part that science can't answer yet. Also I'm ass at science and I don't think I could succeed in neurology

>>674926962
That sounds fucking cool, is it hard to get a job without the PhD tho?

anybody know a good job to go into with a biology degree? preferably one thats high paying?

>>674926769
is this really a topic in philosophy? the conscience is just a cartoonish embodiment to help people better understand the concepts of empathy and morality in the brain. no offense but your research question sounds pretty pedestrian.

>>674912345
Are all the things that you deem "shit tier" what you would consider liberal?

How good is cyber security?

>>674927188
depends what you wanna do, just the bachelors in philosophy probably won't get you that far, but there are markets for those degrees, but they are very limited and tight. Philosophy is a great starting degree and should be used more as a jump to other degrees rather than a standalone, as it teaches crucial skills that most other degrees don't teach, critical thinking being the major one everyone always loves to talk about.

>>674927188
Hey thanks, I'm glad someone else thinks that is cool! On the question of it's hard to get a job without the Ph.D. , I think it would be. With a PH.D. I could do research work at a university and get paid for that well

>>674927253
get your pharma license, it takes another 2 to three years to get depending on the classes you took in undergrad.

>>674927317
I don't take offense at all, and I appreciate the feedback btw. I'm only a freshman in undergrad so I'll have to time to perfect a compelling question I think. I mean at least I hope I can

>>674927521
fuck that. i just want to be in school for 4 years thats all. additional certification maybe too but thats it

>>674927652
you might wanna take a look at maybe business philosophy. I know it gets away from your main focus, but it will help be a nice fallback if it doesnt work out. Economics courses and business admin minors area always good with a philo degree. econ is basically the philosophy of business anyways.

>>674927842
.. itll pay you 100k a year, EASY. a basic bitch bio degree won't make NEAR THIS AMOUNT, getting a phara license is the way to go with a bio degree, unelss you going to go into graduate school.

>>674927652
my big research question for my capstone was about traditions of lawn maintenance, relating it to masculinity, the american dream, habitus & field and social pressures. lol.

>>674927999
Hey alright I'll think about it, it definitely does provide a fallback and I really appreciate you for informing me about it

Communications Engineer here. One year after graduating with my B.S. I'm making 80+k a year to travel around the beautiful PNW and design cell sites for you data-hungry faggots. Bennies and vacay are great. Life is good. So glad I decided to switch out of astronomy.

>>674928129
Hey I would really enjoy to read it lol. Sounds interesting and it does sound deep

I was originally convinced to go for my teaching certificate for history/social studies during the end of my 11th grade year of high school. I committed to the idea during grade 12. After my first semester and during my second (now), I've decided that as much as I love history - I can't do that for the rest of my life.

So I'm going for my associate's in media paraprofessional (sound recording/producing, TV studio production, photography, etc.) and going to the NY Film Academy for acting for a year. I was originally going to study theatre but again, convinced otherwise.

>>674928094
whats the highest paying job that i can get with a 4 year and additional certification?

>>674928094
What this guy said. I have friends with just a B.S. in bio who are stocking shelves at grocery stores and pumping gas.

My buddy who spent the little extra effort to do pharma is making bank.

Bio is worthless unless you pursue further education. Get over it.

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>>674912345
Geology and a GIS Certificate.

Very happy with my choice

Fresh Grad of Mechanical Engineering, but a specialist in Fire Safety Engineering. Already applied for lots of engineering consultant firm, but how fucked am I /b ?

>>674928956
where can i buy a rock like that?

Nutrition and dietetics. My future is fucked

>>674928459
if you wanna be really smart, if youre young, get into banking now, become a teller or somthing of that nature and get a degree in finance while working around their schedule. Work hard and move up their ladder, there is huge mobility within banking, USE THAT. Tell them your plans and what you want when you go for the interview, make it known you want to move up and are willing to move around in the company. I have a mate that is 26, started as a teller at 18, moved up, and is now making 110k without a degree, recently starting going to uni again, just with certificates, that they paid for.

>>674929325
not true at all, find some nice non profits or gyms that you can start working out in and get hella big, then become a personal trainer and become an independent contractor type shit for helping people with diet exercise.

>>674914232
If you want to do biology you need at least a master degree to find an appropriately paying job.

>>674929325
I really doubt that. America (assuming that's where you live) will always need nutritionists considering how shit our diets have become.

>>674928959
Mechanical Engineering is lucrative, you're not that fucked. I dunno about the specialization though.

>>674929279
Google, or if you're savvy, mines in Utah, New Mexico, or Arizona could bear veins with azurite in it.

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Hey guys,

Biology Major Chemistry Minor here. I should be graduating in the Fall 2016. I have am currently enrolled in Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Organic Chemistry along with Physics courses required for my degree.

I have been deciding what route I want to take after I complete school.

DAT (Dental), Medical School (MCAT), PHD (GRE), Pharmacy etc.

OR

I could jack off all day and not worry about anything.

But honestly, I've been struggling with the fact that when I transition into these bigger programs (if I get accepted) that I will fail due to all the competition [essentially people who are smarter than I am].

I can't make up my mind, and I am becoming my own worst enemy by procrastinating from my decision.

Money is not a problem as I am fortunate enough to have grandparents willing to put me through any program I choose.

I have connections in the Dental program (as my father is an Oral Surgeon [but deadbeat father, plus I hate teeth]), and my Uncle (not-related) is head of Nuerology at a distinguished medical school.

I just have no fucking clue what I want to do with my FUTURE.

Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Pic related, my streak plate of S. epidermis, and some other bacteria from Micro

sadly, engineering management can hardly be found in those pics ever

>computer science not in same tier as math
>computer science not in same tier as engineering

you gotta pick one... Wtf do you think computer science is?

First year of medicine, terribly scared of dropping out

>>674930098
Why is astronomy below astrophysics? they are pretty much the same goddamn thing

>>674928956
Geology major here. Doing my undergrad atm.

>>674914388
>Mathematics is not god tier - yes, works a lot of important things, but as career - no.
you have no idea

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>>674912345

Why is Mathematics in God Tier?= Maths are even a science.
Can someone explain me. Im just getting trolling

>>674930733
Don't do it. You made it that far. I'm still struggling with my shit right now. You made it this far, don't give up.

It's Fucking hilarious I just made this post >>674930136

And my aunt (the one married to the uncle I mentioned) called me two seconds ago telling me to ask my cousins for advice (who are all doctors or lawyers) lol

So It feels good to have that support you didnt think really existed.

You'll be fine man hang in there.

>>674912345
I do Economics/business studies at high school this year which is my 12th year, next year i'll be going to uni but i only have access to Economics/business/humanities universities, (cuz no A-levels in scientific subjects) and i regret that because those degrees are fucking boring as fuck and i don't like those subjects.
Is it worth sacrificing a year getting my A-levels to do a biological sciences degree after ?

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>>674915167
what job do you have?
studying math at eth zürich atm

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>mathematics

>>674918268
is a phd mandatory for such a salary?

>>674931753
no

>>674929852
I dont live in america.
But dietetics has a few problems.
Clinical nutrition is virtually impossible to get into unless you have connections.
Gym jobs are pointless and poorly paid ( most people just ask the personal trainer for tips)
And overall, low wages across the board unless youre an entrepeneur... which im definitely not

>>674930926
Same here. Halfway through the major

>>674932569
Oh god, here they pay Dieticians/Nutritionists a really good salary and it's easy af

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>All these fucking plebs that can barely write a sentence discussing higher learning...

>>674914241
what is the movie on the left?

>>674932712
Canada?

>>674912345
Pre-Service Firefighter so I can save autists who think that their degree in women's studies and liberal arts matters

Aerospace Engineering and Mathematics double major.
Math is beautiful

Currently a senior in HS, I suck at math but love science. What the fuck do I do?

Was thinking Mech Eng

I think trades should be in God teir

>>674918912
im minoring in it whilst majoring in marketing.
if youre doing something different youre probably fucked