What was/is your major, faggots?
>>24713236
Law ? Lol, good luck with suicide in your early 30's and no actual job prospects because EVERYONE thinks they can be a lawyer
>>24713236
Theoretical Chemistry master race.
Dropout DMT tier. Get the fuck away with your normie shit OP.
Law. I'm shit but family has connections so I'll be fine.
>>24713236
CompE and math double
>>24713302
Sorry drop out no future having living by welfare check nigger.
Continue doing shit drugs that'll help you get to the fourth dimension while your third eye stretches your 2inch penis, faggot.
Music Education. No regrets.
I'm thinking of taking a law major and a politics minor, is this decent?
In the UK
>Implying paleontology is chad tier
Gtfo and die in a pit plixplox.
It's different where I live so I guess a mix between pharmacy and medicine
>>24713328
As a dropout you have seen it all and rejected the idea of being a part of this civilisation. Sounds like some high tier thinking to me.
Cumputer Science,there's this cute girl in my class I would like to date but she doesn't seem interested. I hate my life
Physics and maths crew checking in
Honestly the 300k meme is overrated, the best job I'm looking at is probably something in finance which isn't that much above average grad wage desu
>going to school for computer science
>have no interest in computer science or programming
>>24713452
Seen what? Chances are, if you've dropped out, you're a NEET living inside mom's cave. There's nothing to see.
>>24713236
IT low tier? really? it is math + engineering + IT itself.
>>24713236
Computer Science. Fucking end my life.
Computer Engineering. I'm making 55k now which is pretty good. I still live at home so I have lots of money to blow on vidya and comics.
>>24713236
I majored in having emotional breakdowns and dropping out. It did not help my job prospects much.
English and Philosophy. I freelance and write books for a living. It's a nice, simple life.
>>24713677
Why? You'll make so much cash. Anyone with the attention span and intelligence to do anything computer related will in today's market.
>>24713236
>Placing Geology, Physics & fvcking Astronomy above Computer Science
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>>24713236
Where is CIS cause it sure as fuck isn't Computer Science.
>>24713236
>Business Studies and Economics
>Low
Why
Acting major. Odd choice for a robot but its the only thing I've ever done that makes me not want to kill myself.
>>24713747
>Loads are jobs are being outsourced
>Most of the well paying jobs are boring as fuck
>In the near future advances in technology will out date a large number of the jobs that are left.
>>24713236
>comp. science
>mid tier
kill yourself op. computer science is at least top tier. Why would you place it to fucking kinesology and life sciences. Probably bait idc
>>24713236
Fixed it for you, complete with an original comment
>>24713848
I did some acting in high school, it's a lot of fun. Most of the people in it are kinda weird though. Good luck anon.
>>24713460
>computer science
>cute girl in class
i'm calling bullshit
>>24713897
you're gonna get a lot of heat for it, but frankly i think it makes more sense to at least try and do something you like if you have the chance. i'm naturally miserable enough, i'm not taking a fucking job that will aggravate that situation.
>>24713899
Yah I've realized most actors are really professional and work great but outside of the theatre are total aspies without some sort of drug in them so I fit in pretty well.
>>24713897
can't wait for STEMlords to tell you how wrong you are
>>24713804
CIS people are much more sort after than Computer Science, so it's probably top tier. (On this model anyway)
>>24713897
>what you love
Nobody loves working regardless of how much interest you have in a certain subject. Anybody that says otherwise is an obvious government shill wagekek.
>going to Berkeley for Math and Physics double major
>my dad is a doctor and my mom is a radiologist
>Both of them make fun of me for picking those majors
>"Oh, how's your number crunching going? Save any lives, today?"
>"Tell me the formula for curing a common cold, Anon!"
>"you should have just gone into a trade if you wanted to be a lab monkey!"
>Yeah, yeah. I'm sure math is real hard. Solving equations must be way harder than accounting for countless factors and human unpredictability."
>"You know, we spent 16 hours a day studying for Biochemistry tests, and we still got C's. I don't think you know how easy you have it."
>"Why are you defending yourself so much? Just admit you couldn't do medicine."
>"Physics and Math are just for people to stupid to do Medicine and Biology."
>they both laugh to themselves after they're done grilling me, and laugh at engineers and scientists, as a whole
>tfw they constantly make fun of me like this whenever I head back home
just fucking kill me, holy fuck. i can't take it anymore
>>24713236
family looked at me like I was a monster when I told them that my younger sister who wants to go into Biomedical engineering(or whatever works on those surgery robots) is guaranteed spots almost wherever she applies.
>>24713994
stemlord here
he's right
>mfw i'm in all the tiers
>>24713535
Same here, anon. Planning on jumping off a bridge over train tracks once I graduate.
>>24714011
damn your parents are insecure as fuck
they probably did just well enough in math not to fail
>>24713897
>tfw you don't love or are good at anything
Kill me plz
Architecture major reporting in. It's pretty difficult and the licensing process is expensive and very challenging to pass.
>>24714005
You mean sought after? And yes it's because everyone and their mom is going for computer science degrees. It's one reason why I'm going into CIS...also cause I hate programming.
>>24714007
>Nobody loves working regardless of how much interest you have in a certain subject. Anybody that says otherwise is an obvious government shill wagekek.
Not nobody definitely a minute fucking percentage though otherwise why would people who don't need to work carry on doing it everyday?
>>24713747
LOL no
Computer Science is for people who are too autistic to major in business, but not smart enough to major in engineering. They're pretty much the punching bag of the tech industry.
>>24714068
Yeah sorry I wrote it in a rush and CIS is great if you can get past the whole having to regularly talk to people part.
>>24713897
>what you love
No one likes to work idiot.You should choose well paying, easy to find jobs that you can tolerate and are capable of learning.
>>24714113
computer science and software engineering graduates at my college make 10-20k more at their first job than any other major
and i go to a private engineering school
>>24713236
According to this: GOD TIER
>>24713897
According to this: SHIT TIER
I am going to fail this term anyway so it doesn't really matter... nothing does...
>>24713236
economics (business)
i make $15/hr designing websites but i haven't really applied to other jobs
what should i apply for? i have basic coding & database experience and a degree in econ/business from a top uni
>>24714113
Engineering is for people that aren't smart enough to major in math.
>>24713236
Middle school dropout
>>24713917
Yea I didn't think it was possible either desu senpai, I hear there's one more too but I haven't had classes with her yet. Bear in mind this is only like 2 girls
>>24714082
>why would people who don't need to work carry on doing it everyday?
who does this???
>>24714253
>majoring in math
so you can do what?
become a math professor?
>>24713535
this is worse than being a wagekek
you basically let memes talk you into going into massive debt
>>24714007
>>24714082
This. It's called the overjustification effect. Once you categorize a pleasurable hobby into "work", you start liking it less and less.
>The overjustification effect occurs when an external incentive decreases a person's intrinsic motivation to perform a behavior or participate in an activity. Researchers have found that when extrinsic rewards (such as money and prizes) are given for actions that people already find intrinsically rewarding, they will become less internally motivated to pursue those activities in the future.
Graduated in History this summer
Sat at home on my arse doing nothing. Couldn't even get places to let me come in for a week experience
Just got offered a job doing publc affairs for a multi billion pound a year profit company with a free laptop and ipad
Don't give up lads.
>>24714113
There are people who actually believe this haha
>>24714007
the only thing keeping me alive is my job. i barely make rent and i can't afford any hobbies besides the guitar i inherited when i was 16 but god damn i love what i do. i'd go crazy if i didn't have something i love.
>>24713236
>>>>kinesiology
lmaoing at ur life
>>24713236
I'm just gonna assume that Agricultural Sciences is god tier
It's a mix of chemistry, biology and geology. And agriculture has been the backbone of every great civilization
>>24714284
>People who inherit money
>People like Mark Zukerberg and Bill Gates who could easily retire on billions but keep working
>>24714293
What's wrong mathlet, too hard for you?
>>24714325
Simmer down, Longbottom
>>24714325
please create the super grain from psychopass please.
>>24714337
kek
at my school it takes five more courses to get a math major if you're already a computer science major
i'm practically a math major already, except i'm actually going to use it for something
BASED PHILOSOPHY
>>24714318
Found the shill. Why not just kill yourself rather than live a meager meaningless existence if what you said is true?
Physics is great.
However, I fucking hate saying I'm a physics major because "EL OH EL UR LIEK THAT BBT SO FUNNY XDDDDD JUST LIKE SHELDOR!!!11 XDDDDDDDDDDD"
I hate people.
>>24714400
I never understood this. What the fuck do philosophers even do other than teach philosophy?
Wanting to change my major from psychology to biopsychology and be a psychiatrist. Smart idea?
>>24713236
Psychology. A lot of it shallow mumbo jumbo it feels like, but a lot of really interesting stuff too. And being fairly intelligent and working somewhat hard in this field is good enough to be one of the better psychologists as most people in my uni, while not bad people, are not that smart. I'm glad I didn't go to medschool, I love all the free time I have, all people who are into medschool/engineering are working their asses off. And I also feel like it's a legit needed profession as I've seen many people in my environment improve their lives and get out of bad places through a good therapist.
>>24714323
Hey shut the fuck up kiddo! I've got a Master's degree in stretching legs, and putting ice packs on people's knees. Arthritis patients love me
>>24713897
Hi there Tai Lopez
>>24714451
Something other than philosophy.
Would guess law.
>>24713236
Major my arse!
>>24714451
Be smug? Think they're enlightened?
I guess they are compared to your average person/college grad though
>law being above economics in 2015
Oy I'm laffin
>>24714512
i havr an econ degree from a top 20 public uni
my job is crap (managing tour databases)
what should i apply for?
>>24714492
Deep. But what is law to a philosopher hmm? Law is but a means to control society and yet who controls the lawmakers? Do their own laws govern themselves?
>>24714417
my existence isn't meaningless, i have imposed goals that i have pursued before great adversity and have managed to stay resilient this long. i have created meaning in my life and in the continuation of my goals. the sacrifice i make is in the hard work i put in and the conditions i have fallen into to pursue what i love. and i do love what i do. maybe one day it'll be easier, but that doesn't matter.
a fucking man creates meaning in his own life.
>>24713236
what tier would nursing be?
>>24714598
trap tier
>>24714598
Below shit tier. I guess we can call it Smegma Tier?
>>24714536
Where do you live and how much do you earn?
Is it bad that I really love literature? I want to become a writer and inspire people because I'm a gigantic faggot, but I don't expect to earn much money.
>>24713897
>there are people who go deep into debt to go to school and spend their lives doing something they hate
These are the real kuks.
>>24714634
small town in florida and $15/hr
i could move anywhere in america tho i dont give a shit
>>24714598
it's that tier where your wife thinks youre a meme, keks you, and you start cross dressing and blowing off dudes to feel masculine
Math but I can't find a job even though my gpa is pretty decent
>>24714693
i made double that at my last computer science internship
how does that make you feel
>>24714686
maybe give a shit, worst case scenario you lose a couple of years trying to make something with your fucking life.
bachelors in math. fucking useless degree.
in the fall im beginning a masters accounting.
Pre-Dental, Neuropsychology + EMT certification
where does this put me? I'mNEETbtw
Cybernetics engineering
>>24714716
>going to college is making something of your life
>not a colossal waste of time
>>24714715
i already feel shitty so not any worse desu. my job is OK though, i sleep in and i only work 5 hours so i am not too exhausted to lift.
more money would be nice but I have nothing to spend it on anyway.
>>24714827
he didn't say he wanted to study it, he just said he wanted to do it. i'd argue if you want to be a writer there's basically no point in studying.
>>24714462
>>24714462
Any help guys? I want to sit in an office making good money giving people pills all day. Would at least be helping people
>he paid tons of money for wagekek training so that he could better serve his jew master
>not starting your own business for way less with much higher payout and happiness in life
>>24714847
good reply m8
5 hours is pretty chill, i wouldn't mind that
and i'm down for the minimalist lifestyle
>>24714875
I would argue that he should still read a lot and study the techniques of the writers he likes. Then apply it to his own writing.
>>24714898
yeah the only thing that really bothers me is that when i am not working i have no idea what to do. i just lift almost every day and otherwise fap or lay in my bed.
honestly if $1 million fell into my lap i would probably OD on heroin or something. if not that i would get a golddigger wife, do whatever she wants and get keked by her
>>24714696
same here. im this guy. >>24714767
math degrees are fucking worthless.
>>24714960
This is why robots shouldn't have money.
>>24715010
It's why ever robot should be filthy rich. We'd actually have fun with it, not like Facebook's Kekerberg helping starving normies.
>>24714801
nowhere, you're a fucking neet
>tfw highschool dropout
>tfw neet
I don't think I could go lower than this unless I were homeless.
Double major of nuclear and mechanical engineering
>>24713897
>shit tier all other times
>god tier now
Whos laughing now former computer science classmates
>>24715010
what else is there to do with it?
but shiny gadgets? fancy house and car? have kids? donate to charity?
>>24714598
Your life is going to suck-tier, nursing is in a horrible state, in the US anyway.
sociology ama
>Kinesiology
>>24714696
>>24714767
half my graduating class immediately went on to be quants, maybe you didn't do enough stats
>>24714011
so your parents are basically the anti- /sci/posters
What degree would I want if my dream is to become an E-Sports caster?
>>24714335
I'd love my job too if all I had to do was tell people what to do, write up business reports.. for my own business.. and guide a multi-billion dollar company towards further success.
>>24715318
same here, will we ever get a job other than taxi driver?
>>24713778
Its like /sci/ made this picture
>>24713294
Reminder that chemistry is just a subsection of physics
>>24715408
yeah at least in the US that's only an option for people who go to top 25 schools. kids who go to state schools either end up as math teachers, go to grad school, or maybe get a programming job if they're good at programming and have a portfolio.
>>24715318
i know that feel, senpai. but you should know that i've found a couple of pretty great gigs in the nonprofit sector that i actually enjoy
>>24713897
>tfw High tier and somewhat God tier
>>24714400
That's complete bullshit. Philosophers make 0 dollars because all philosophy is mental acrobatics. This chart is probably talking about philosophy teachers who are paid to teach and not debate if tables disappear if you leave the room.
>>24713825
I agree with you on econ. the only 2 business majors worth getting are accounting and finance.
>>24715318
Why not just apply for a job at McDonalds?
>>24713236
>tfw History major
I know there are fuck all jobs for it. But its the only thing i thought i would do well in
>>24715490
the deeper i get into this major the more i dislike it.. but i have come to realize that feeling stems from the fact that i don't like people very much, or at least i fail to see the good in them.
there is good in the world, but not in man. to answer your actual question.. no i don't think there will be any jobs for us. but we can help lead the revolution if that ever kicks off
>>24715504
Reminder that it's so complex and expansive that it doesn't really matter.
>>24715551
i worked there when i was 17 and my friends were still trying to get laid
>>24714011
Just tell them to fuck off and save lives without the medicine and knowledge provided to them by scientists.
>"...Solving equations must be way harder than accounting for countless factors and human unpredictability."
Just remember to tell them, that as doctors they aren't accounting for shit. They're just looking up whatever the manual tells them to do.
> faggots wasting their money/ time in uni
honestly, unless you want to be a doctor, fuck off
>>24713236
Did nursing because it makes decent money and you are practically guaranteed a job for menial shit.
The job I got has good hours too.
>>24714113
> too autistic to major in business
> as if business isn't the most retarded thing in the world if you're going to uni to learn it
hahahahaha have an upvote faggot
>>24715574
I'm an innocent first semester and still enjoy it, but I'll probably end up like you, since it's a social course of study and I don't like socializing. What semester are you in?
>>24714801
>has certs in something
>had the motivation to study something
>calls him self NEET
alright buddy
>>24715672
If I didnt I would have been the shame of the family
>IT and business studies that far down
Kek. All you have to do is learn how to do basic UML diagrams/feasibility analysis sheets and you can shoot straight for a high paying position in project management.
That's what I did out of graduation. Never thought it would be this easy to make this much money.
>Enforce strict waterfall methodologies
>freeze requirements planning on time, no exceptions
>sit around and "manage" my dev team (do nothing) while they knock it out
>paid like a king
Feels good man.
>>24715702
i went to a community college for 2.5y to save my parents money and did my fuckups there and xfered to a state university as a junior(?) i still have another year left i suppose
don't let me get you down about it i am probably the biggest bummer you would ever meet, and i don't like to brag. i am just venting about structural functionalists and their vain attempts to reconciled the irreconcilable
Translation. Doesn't matter, will only finish it by 30, can only do a semester at a time, have no motivation for anything.
The only god tier is not placing academics into arbitrary tiers. Pursue what you enjoy, and do it to the best of your ability.
dude being an archaeologist would get to be awesome
>funding opportunities??
>travel
>work outside
>so meticulous, satisfy your OCD
>actually HOLD a piece of history in your hands
>help to preserve said history
>get to tell bitches "im an archaeologist"
>>24715759
more info plz
>>24713236
>mathematics
>statistics
Also law and comp sci are meme degrees. So is mechanical engineering. They were great fields to go into... fifteen years ago before everyone had the genius idea of doing it, over saturating the field and drying up the job market.
>>24714462
You have to go to medical school, you cant become a psychiatrist just because you did your undergrad in bio
>>24716002
A masters degree right?
>>24713236
>no agriculture or biology
>neither in top tier
>>24713236
Graduating in Spring 2016 with BA in psychology, then transitioning full time into behavioral therapy to work with autistic children. After I do that for a couple years, I can move out of my parent's house and go through OCS.
>>24716002
uhh 4 year bachelors degree with med school prerequisites (biology, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physics, calculus, english, statistics, biochemistry, etc.) + 4 years for an MD or DO degree + 3 years of psychiatry residency.
you're a bnaog jim
Got three.
Teaching, languages and arts.
Shit all the way, fami.
>>24716075
>Just getting to algebra 2
Just fucking kill me
>>24716066
Good luck anon!
Hope you figure out or learn something about yourself on the way :)
>>24716098
Are you in high school?
Where does cyber security stand?
>>24716182
five eyes, echelon, NSA kek tier
I've been doing Gen ed classes, but I want to switch into Mechanical Engineering. Or some kinda engineering. Which subfield has the best jobs right now?
>>24716208
kek tier? Wtf? i mean is it mid, top, shit tier...
>>24716251
i already told you your special place "NSA c-uck tier"
>>24713357
KEK, unless you have daddy's cock millions I wouldn't even bother
Academia is a joke. CS major studying math at a stupid rate which guarantees everyone forgets 95% of what they've learnt two months after graduation and then wonder where 3 years of their life had gone.
Why is the education system obsessed with false learning, i.e short-term memorization? Is it because they couldn't test you otherwise?
Mathematics and Music here. Apparently I'm the goddest of the god tier and shittest of the shit tier at the same time
Economics
Trying to decide on a collateral of statistics or finance
>>24716145
>retarded in high school
>dropped out for two years
>lost any math knowledge I've had
Studying for 15-20 hours a week at khan academy. I've taught myself three years of math in 4 months
>>24716182
You will probably find a well-paying job in it.
I would say it's high tier
>>24716292
>Is it because they couldn't test you otherwise?
I think you answered your own question. Yes, it's kinda shitty, but there's not really a better way of doing it.
>>24713236
>Law
>Geology
>Top Tier
>Life Sciences
>Not Shit tier
>>24716327
I guess they could test you on stuff you'll actually use in your field which would guarantee you won't forget it.
>>24713294
Thinking about this. Pls overwhelm me desu sempai!
>>24716349
>Geology
>not Top tier
stay mad dropout
>>24716442
Geology is Mid tier at best.
Good luck finding a job with that degree.
Physics
I recently had my bi-termly meeting with my director of studies (basically just keeps track of your progress over the courses and gives advice). It was all right until he asked about my life.
>What do you do for fun?
>nothing
>Do you have any hobbies?
>no
>What do you do on your free time?
>nothing
>Do you have any friends?
>no
>Are you enjoying your time here?
>shrug
I was told this is a problem and basically the guy told me to get a life. Like I don't know it's not normal to be like me.
It hurts to live.
philosophy and proud
>2015.95
>going to college for a specific degree that's only relevant in a single particular subset of a field
>having to go to college TWICE once you decide to change career paths
i shiggy diggy my niggies
>>24716300
That's quite an aristocratic combination.
>>24713236
>economics
>low tier
I wasn't an economics major, but most of the ones I knew are doing quite well.
>>24716511
fuck that idiot he is an academic adviser not a shrink or a sage.
you'll be fine
>>24716511
>not hiding your powerlevel
>>24716525
I've studied philosophy on my own. talked to a couple of philosophy majors and was not impressed by their knowledge. As just about any sort of learning in uni it's always just scratching the surface, then you have "philosophers" agreeing with plato's forms because "I dunno it kinda makes sense I guess"
>>24716481
Literally anything oil fucking industry; the most relevant industry there is
>>24716534
If that's true I am a bit mad because as far as I know it's not a tough degree
Theoretical Chemistry overlord reporting in.
>Statistics, computer Science and history
>not God tier
>Economics, philosophy and classics
>not top tier
Shitting on non-STEM majors is the dumbest thing you can do.
>>24716614
>oil
>most relevant industry
you might be on the wrong side of that one
>>24716544
Thanks
>>24716550
I thought I was among kindred spirits but apparently I'm a sperg even by physicist standards.
>>24713236
I was doing Biochem, but then dropped when I discovered that the practical classes were done in groups, not individually.
>>24716614
that was true maybe 20-30~ years ago
>>24716653
might as well call them conformity advisors, they have a checklist and if you don't complete it that must be bad
>>24716590
Honestly, I feel you bruh.
Academic philosophy is great for teaching the basic concepts and theories from classic philosophers.
However, philosophy should be done outside the classroom as well. It's not enough to just sit in a class and talk about what's being said in class. I feel like while philosophy as a field tries to encourage students to research things on their own, the few philosophy students that I know aren't about that life. While a professor can push your critical thinking capabilities, you gotta do some homework and develop it further.
>>24714007
>Be me
>Theoretical Chemist
>work 6 hours everyday, most of the time I dont even have to leave my house
>truly love what I'm doing
>read scientific papers like they're comics
>87k euros per year in Italy (where you can live in big cities like Milan with 500 to 1000 euros per month)
I love chemistry, math and physics.
And I love my job too.
>>24716349
>>24716481
USGS has lots of work woth that sweet taxpayer money
oil is sketchy but theres jobs in that
environmental firms hire lots of geofolk
and theres lots of other random surveying
>>24713897
>English
I fall in the middle. I'm good at it, It'll make me a decent livable salary, and it's easy as fuck.
I'd love to do Asian Studies, but there's no money in that field.
>>24716614
Pull your head out of your arse, mate.
I study English Literature in Edinburgh, I smell futureless degrees from miles away.
>>24716735
Just get the books and read decart, hume, berkeley. why waste money and time on presentation headlines and "projects" that lead nowhere. here's a quote by a philosopher "There's nothing a professor says that you can't find in a book"
i went with multimedia i just wanted to learn photoshop
>>24713236
Life Sciences :^)
>>24716534
what jobs do they have?
Finishing my B.S. in Psychology this semester then hopefully going to graduate school with the goal of eventually obtaining my Ph.D and a career in something that allows me to research psychopathology. By this point, I think I'd be happy with anything involving cognition as well.
>>24716027
Lel. Med school is a far different beast than graduate school, afaik. Med school is nothing as simple as "just an M.A."
>>24714011
Drop out and enroll in an art school
>>24716790
at least you live in a cool city
is it as comfy as i imagine it to be?
>>24716381
in England they have these BTEC college courses which basically give you assignments tasks, ie build a program that does this, write something about how this works, create a diagram or presentation to explain how a certain thing works.
They put these in frames and contexts where it could apply to the real job. For instance, in IT you are tasked to create computer specs within a budget for a specific company (imaginary) and you have to write a bunch of justifications for each component and its price, etc.
They don't have exams or tests; you simply fail the course entirely if you hand in one assignment late. So it also gets you used to the completing projects in X amount of time thing.
Even if you get it in early, you may not meet all the requirements of the assignment, so you may have to revise it. (Lately they've been making it so the lecturers can't give advice/ help you out; just point out what criteria you missed.)
>>24716796
and be a graphic designer but meh i suck at math so it took me a while to finish it. thinking now i should of went with something worth while
>>24716792
You have good conversations with them though. The philosophy professors are really chill and they're knowledgeable. It's pretty common for a lot of the books to be a complete chore to read.
It might be a waste of money to go to college, but the professors at least at my university are a useful resource.
>>24714607
>>24714694
>>24714611
>>24715276
Why do people think Nursing is shit?
Guaranteed jobs, working 3 days a week and good fucking salaries (~65k) upwards to 100k.
>>24716832
Yeah, it's literally the perfect city for a person like me. Chilly, quiet and not infested with swaghipsterdudes.
I sometimes walk around the city with music on and think about life.
Pic related
I've studied industrial engineering but now I'm doing something completely differentair traffic controller
These are the worst threads
>>24716790
English lit degree here too! Why did you take it?
What the fuck is wrong with history?
>>24715867
Yeah but you have to pay to go on archaeological digs.
>>24717075
Always had a thing for history and culture. Loved reading (old) books so when I had to pick something, I just went with it.
I'll probably end up as an English teacher or something.
What about you?
>>24716885
The work is incredibly demanding and stressful, and you're often working very long days. If you're passionate enough about helping people though it's an amazing job to have
>>24717192
How is history relevant in today's society? You're studying the past, nigger.
I'm in a program where we don't choose between business, economics and finance until the second year.
So far economics seems pretty interesting and i might pick that but i haven't seen anything of finance yet, maybe i'll like that.
>>24717318
If you like it, there's nothing wrong with it.
STEMfags >>>/out/
>>24717299
I'm a 3rd year nursing student. Yes, the work is stressful but I find it really rewarding. A lot of my classmates have dropped out by now though so that's always sad to see.
I think the 3 days a weeks/12 hour shift life is the way to go anyways. I think i'd kill myself on the mon-fri 9-5 life. I haven't done anything very exciting yet, but it's really interesting because there are always new clients with new issues you've never seen before.
Would give nursing an 8/10 so far, but I won't know until 4th year really.
>>24717419
You can enjoy history as a hobby but studying it for 4 years and going into debt to do so is retarded. What the fuck are you doing m8.
>>24717318
History is important, not always practically, but culturally.
It can help with things like understanding why two ethnic groups hate each other, why those blood feuds started, and how you might go about effecting change.
In reality though, I chose it because I found it interesting and thought it was something people shouldn't remain ignorant of. I didn't choose it because I wanted to further society in way.
>>24717450
Currently doing it simply because I enjoy it. I know it's stupid, but I'll worry about everything else later.
>>24717450
Well I'm not an Amerilard, so I don't have to worry about some stupid high student loan. :-)
>>24713236
history, going into top tier law next year though
>>24717075
>>24716790
Hello, my fellow English Literature bros.
>tfw graduated over 2 years ago and unemployed
>>24713236
Is computer science really Mid-Tier? Going into it first quarter of college right now
>>24717621
Graduating next year.
Currently working in my local library. It's comfy work but pays badly.
Why is mathematics always so high?
Sure there are some good jobs where it helps but is it really a huge amount of amazing jobs or is it just a few?
>>24717708
My uni library used to pay quite well, I think they paid 9.10 an hour back then - and it was comfy work too
>>24717777
Check'd 'em for you, anon!
enrolled in a nanotech bachelor program (sub-branch of physics basically), will probably do my master in tech management. Loads o money
>>24717777
Where I live you could get IT jobs with a math degree. but if you're looking for that CS is probably better
>>24713266
> EVERYONE thinks they can be a lawyer
The profession has taken notice, now everything about studying Law has a filter. Starting with the LSAT, then in Law School every single test is out to fail you and fewer people pass the bar exam, at least in my jurisdiction.
We do have pretty high suicide, alcoholism rates and its the second profession preferred by psychopaths.
political science major, dual minor in pre-law in philosophy. What ever gets me prepared for law school so I can start killing myself with a high paying, mind/soul crushing job.
>>24713737
What books have you written Senpai?
>>24718193
>its the second profession preferred by psychopaths
What's the first?
>>24718624
Surgeon
>>24713236
STEM master race
>>24718641
I'm not sure how I'd feel about going under the knife of a psychopath.
On one hand they probably would be able to handle their nerves. On the other hand it's probably because they don't give a shit about me to begin with.
Materials Science, not on here but would be God-Tier I assume
>>24718709
Ayy how are those phase diagrams treating ya?
I'm doing some materials on the side, it's pretty fun.
>>24713236
My oneitis wants to be an English Teacher at the Uni she's attending. Is she going to even get the job? I hope she flunks out and crawls back to me to support her.
>>24718696
It's actually CEOs. Surgeons are in 5th place.
http://www.alternet.org/culture/10-careers-most-psychopaths
>tfw business major and studying law
>will never be glorious sociopath because of anxiety
>>24713236
Is actuary god tier?
Mechanical engineering
Is that a robot major?
>>24713236
Pharmacology reporting in
>>24713897
What subreddit did you find this on?
kek at math being high tier.
It's an utterly worthless degree on it's own. I have an undergraduate degree in math from a top20 university and I spammed my resume to every employer in a 40 km radius. The only responses I got were from MLM-type scams. I wasn't even called into any interviews.
Now I'm working a minimum wage, unskilled manual labour job that I could have gotten straight out of high school.
In order for a math degree to pay off you need masters, or preferably a phd. Anything less is unimpressive to the HR department and will get your resume chucked in the bin.
>>24719221
I have a bachelor's in math from a shitty state school in Pennsylvania. I make $16/hr doing manual labor alongside high school dropouts because, like you, my degree is useless. I'm going back for a masters in accounting in the Fall semester.
>>24719380
To be fair I never drank the kool-aid about math being a prized degree. I still thought I could find a shitty cubicle job with a maths degree but nope.
Even going into teaching isn't a guarantee. There is no teacher's shortage even in the stem fields. People are having fewer and fewer children and this translates into a lower demand for teachers. Teacher's college is another 2 years and chances are you'll spend the next ten years as a supply/occasional teacher. Many of my friends went into teaching are already regretting it.
>>24718763
Answer me you niggers.
>>24716812
Im this same
Do you know where youre going to grad school?
>tfw third year economics major
I have no debt, but I can't help but feel as though I'm going to be completely fucked when I graduate.
>>24713266
Assuming it's America
Also you can get pretty much any high level non-stem job with a law degree due to it's god-tier transferable skills
>>24713236
If I doubled in computer science and math, does that make me top tier, or do I get to pick the tier? Honestly, being a math major isn't that impressive. Computer science is more practical in today's world. Math just says you know how to memorize definitions put together proofs.
>>24717697
It's whatever you make it. Computers are powerful machines on the verge of changing humanity forever. Don't be like me and get some internships over the summer. I'm going to have to do my internships in graduate school now.
>>24720792
>math degree
>free time
>>24720894
Math is a good supplement to CS though. That's really the only reason I majored in math.
