>>8094263
trade school

>>8094263

Too many variables.

Assume you're talking about a BS/BA in science. Does the science degree go to grad school, then do a post-doc, then stay in academia? Does the science degree go to industry after undergrad? After grad school? Does the science degree stay in R&D, or move to the business side?

>>8094263
Trade school all day long.

At least then you'll have the option of doing a science degree afterwards and having a trade to fall back on. You'll be working well into your 70's these days, there's plenty of time.

>>8094263

On average, trade school easily

If you're doing a non-meme engineering degree or maybe computer science if you're really good, then that earns more

>>8094263
>salary wise
Money is for normalfags. You study what you like.
>>/adv/

>>8094263
Trade school. Electrician specifically. Make good money and theres not too much heavy lifting like mechanics/welders/etc.

>>8095987
My science degrees directly led to my ability to retire in my early 40's. How is life going for you in the trades?

Trade school.
You basically have a good degree by the time of like 17-19, and do actual work.
Actual work is a lot better than studying.
On the top of that, because you are working a proper job, you could theoretically do part time and study.

>>8096080
You forgot applied math and then go into finance.

OBS.: ONLY IF YOU WANT TO EARN LOTS OF CASH

>>8094263
Depends on you m80.
Did both, liking trade school way more.

>>8096904
>retires in 40's

Hello alzheimer's my old friend
i spent my last years pissing the bed

>>8096904
I know tradies who retired in their 30s.
Then again I don't give a shit because I actually enjoy working.

>>8097316
I still work in retirement. Sometimes, I work harder than I did when I was, um, working. The difference is that now I work only on those things that actually interest me. Freedom, senpai.

>>8096080
define meme-engineering

engineering>trade>science