/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22640747
If you're into flying, why not become a pilot?

>>22640747
>and are paying for it all

>>22640784
That's my long term career goal but my parents want me to get a degree still. And admittedly it would be nice to have a degree to qualify for Air Force/Navy pilot.

>>22640747
biz admin?
or some type of not comp sci it degree....(it for biz)

>>22640803
I told them they didn't have to but they are basically forcing me to let them pay for it.

>>22640747
Physics and/or Mechanical Engineering.

>>22640829
>Air Force/Navy pilot
Nice, if you're set on having a career in the aviation sector and you're definitely going to do a degree then aerospace engineering would be a good one, but you probably know that.

If you want to have more of a general degree to fall back on incase you choose another path then you can't go wrong with economics.

Same. I did B.S. psychology. Shit worked out 10 years later.

>>22641013
>economics
problem with that is, 99% of all departments are pozzed to extreme. "economics" will now just harp on mmt, keynesian, etc - it literal advanced maxist studies now

>>22641091
Isn't every field pozzed to extreme in universities now?

>>22640784
Boredom induced suicide isn't funny.

My advice to you is that your parents are based and you're a faggot. Learn to code and also fuck lots of college whores or as much as you can and make fun of as many sjw cucks as you can while you're in. I'ts not prison anon college is fucking amazing.

>>22641129
CORRECTION OF MYSELF: but make sure they're paying for it all or else they can get fucked if they're telling you you have to go

>>22641123
I'm currently studying to become a pilot

>>22641109
i think the hard sciences / math are still ok. i've heard that biz admin is still ok....but "diversity training issues" are creeping in quickly

>>22641166
They are, I love them a lot. When I was in high school they would buy me vidya for every good grade I got.
>>22641266
I heard a lot of tech/science companies are having "anti-racism" meetings and shit, is that true?

>>22640784
Looking into it myself and would have to take out like 100K loan to get all the training done to become a professional pilot not sure if worth I debate every day

>>22641379
https://airwaysaviation.com/integrated-vs-modular-pilot-training-whats-the-difference/
>Not going modular and paying half of that

>>22640829
get a degree in aerospace engineering then you can be a jet pilot wee

computer science

ez money, CS is the least effort job, literally you just google everything

>>22640747
Forget school. You need to become my boiwife. You will cook, clean, and fuck for me.

>>22640747
>>22640784
The army is 100% looking to fill spots for helicopter(and I think small planes) pilots. Try and become and Warrant officer.

Sounds like you have it made. If you're not a dummy, definitely get your degree in something STEM then join the airforce or navy as a pilot. Warning: GOING NAVAL AVIATOR IS EXTREMELY COMPETITIVE if you want to fly, think of transport aircraft, much more transferable when you get out anyway.

>>22641828
>f you're not a dummy, definitely get your degree in something STEM
then 5 years later you will call him an idiot for following the advice you gave him.

>>22640747
Bro go to UC Irvine

I’m well have e-sports, good history and business professors. My professor for economics was Peter Navarro

>>22640747
It depends on how high your IQ is.
You would be better off with a degree in applied science if you ever want to apply your degree to a semi-fun job, but if you want a job that gets you the big bucks, if you are high enough IQ and are patient you could get a degree in statistics.

Can't go wrong with pure mathematics, it will help you no matter what you end up doing.