/fa/ - Fashion

i study the works of cradle of filth!!! 3v3 :XD

major: memology (study of dank memes)
minor: banging you mom

>>9939857
Not /fa/ related, pinche pendejo

>inb4 STEMfags

Culinary

>>9939857
I don't. I did, but now I deal drugs.

Went to a decent uni and everything.

>>9939857
Psych, that's the wrong MAJOR

>>9939857
>shitty major
>even shittier minor

Physics/Music double major

I just hope I can manage my time well enough next year to not fuck up

english/philosophy
+ lawyer school

Information Systems. Considering a minor in health informatics.

Computer Engineering, might add few minors later on. Doing fantastic so far

BS in Nursing, then grad school to become a nurse practitioner.

Chemistry w/ math minor

where my geeks at

I did a major in Psych with a minor in International Business. I studied in a flyover state. After graduation, I somehow ended up in the Dominican Republic working import/export. As far as current trends go, it seems that a lot of money is trickling into Cuba. I must find a way there....

>>9939857
Have two B.A.s and a J.D., now getting a B.S.E. at night for funsies.

>>9939857
Visual arts, contemporary jewellery major.

my own penis scrotum and anus.

>>9940162
>studying a shit degree
>working in a shit country with shitskins
>wanting to move to another shitskin country

Your life sucks, bro.

>>9940148
Ayyyy

Math econ double major.

Finished a B.A in Game Design because 'lel vidya gaems so funni'. But actually I didn't know what I wanted to do after school and felt pressured to go to university so I did something fun.

I'm now I'm studying Economics/Finance, it's fun. I should have a proper job by next year.

Astrophysics major, Comp Sci minor.
Want to do computational astrophysics, unfortunately it is a small field and pays shit.

Daily reminder that if you aren't on a first world country your degree does not matter. (:

>Chemical Engineering
>Business and Management

>>9940223
Daily reminder that you are a fucking faggot.

>Mechanical + Aerospace Eng. doublemajor masterrace

>>9940117
Me too. My school calls in information systems and operations management

im majoring in multicultural studies

i want to be a cuckold

Film studies with minor in English!

>>9940230

>Mechanical + Aerospace Eng. doublemajor masterrace

>>9940231
What school? (-:

And what job are you looking to do?

Microbiology x Biotech.

How un effay

>>9939857
Nutritional Science, going into my Masters in Dietetics at Kings next year

creative writing major here

>>9940230
>double major
>implying it's not like 3 extra classes since its all overlap

Civil Engineering

Pre Law

HopingI can transfer into Business

>>9940138
Nice one! Nursing student myself here. 1st year in Sydney

Geoscience + Mech Eng
Geology master race reporting in

Astrophysics and Aerospace Engeineering

History

>>9939857
international security and intelligence

cognitive science/linguistics

idk what i'm gonna do with it

Economics BS. Might get my masters after im done with this

painting & printmaking

B.A majoring in phil

>>9940543
hipster fag

>>9940166
in what field?

apparel production management

>>9939857
I'm torn between
>psychology
Pros: interesting, not that hard (time for music)
Cons: soft science-y, afraid of not getting job
>medicine
Pros: you contribute and heal others and shit, job stability, salary
Cons: not sure if I'd be good enough, no time for anything, slaving away
>biology
Pros: pretty interesting
Cons: I'm not THAT interested in a lot of fields, probably slave tier also according to my aunt who works in the field
>nutritional science
Pros: I'm into it (even read the fit sticky, like, twice or something so I'm pretty much an expert)
Cons: don't know really

>>9940597
you're a junior or senior in high school aren't you

Political Science, after which going into law. Transferring to either UCLA or pic related in the fall.

>>9940610
>Political Science, after which going into law.
NO

(1) Political Science is a horrible major to go into law that gives you absolutely no skills useful to the actual practice of law
(2) Don't go into law. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3301274

>>9940597
Get some time in college before you decide. You'd be surprised.

programming...

Just graduated English x Biology

got accepted into a creative writing MFA program that was pretty hard to get into, so that I guess

Notaste tho so I'm trying to improve my style

>>9940606
I'm one year in into neetdom 19y
>>9940614
That sounds like good advice
My parents basically bullied me for wanting to go to nutritional sciences last year and I was fucked up anyways and caved in
And I didn't make medschool and that was my only other option
This year I apply for all these, medicine looks too hard for me though so I'm giving that up nit my thing anyways
We'll see I surely want to start something next year

>>9940191
>jobs

>>9940597
go into medicine or nutritional science.

i hate the whole "slaving away" thing. the normal 90% of people cant just keep their heads down and breeze by. i know this sounds corny but really only the strong survive and get what they want.

unless ur mentally retarded, anyone can work hard and study. think of all the immigrants that come here to be engineers, scientists and doctors. ur selling ur self short on ur own intelligence anon

Double Major: philosophy and political science

Minor: literature

Going to be studying urban planning next semester, if im still interested in it after my bachelors might go for a masters in it

Comparative Literature.
Get on my level you ignorant autistic losers.

>>9940737
I see that I wouldn't make it, medicine I mean
I was always the smart kid or one of the smart kids in school but then I had emotional bullshit and stopped learning when I was 15-16
Now I'm just stupid and can't concentrate anymore
Same exact thing happened to my father
He still boasts about success he had as a kid and it's pretty pathetic
I miss the exact thing you'd need for medicine, the ability to learn a shitton
These last two months I cut all bullshit, internet, television, cleaned up diet, didn't help one bit
I can go on for 3-4 days with learning then I just stop for two weeks and make almost no progress it's been like that for the past 3 years
And I'm afraid of psychiatry tbh I probably would get diagnosed with ADD but I don't trust them (not illuminatifag or anything, it just seems really undeveloped and they gave out nobel prices for lobotomy about 60 years ago and I don't fucking trust their shit)

>>9940148
Reporting in

Going for B.S.in Computer Science and minor in Math

>>9940737
Also I probably sound stupid or maybe hippiesh as well but breezing by sounds like a shit way to live life
My aunt who is a biologist has a nice career, now makes like 150+k a year wrote books and all that jazz
Maybe it made her happy to work 12 hours a day for the last 15 years but as far as I see and based on what she told me it didn't, she's pretty much a machine, wakes up at 6, works whatever time her boss needs her to work, does administrative shit at home while watching some netflix then sleeps 6 hours only to get high on caffeine in the morning and start again 5 days out of 7 then blows a shitton of money on weekends
Then blows a shitton of money on a nice travel for 2-3 weeks or something and that's very nice but I don't think it's worth it
Maybe my standards are low

>>9939857
managerial economics concentrating in quantitative analysis, minor in computer systems

BUSINESS
U
S
N
E
S

future mega-millionaire boiz ww@

>>9941020
not business 'management' i hope.

Computational Neuroscience and Cognitive Science minor.
Can't sign up for my life science classes because all the bio majors took all the spots.

>>9941087
no of couse not

>>9941138
>interdisciplinary major

Enjoy getting fucked because HR has no idea where to pidgeon-hole you into.

B.S. in Computer Science
Minoring in Intelligent Robotic Systems

>>9941087
why is business management a bad thing?

>>9941197

because nobody is going to hire you to manage other people if you have little/no relevant knowledge
and also, management is common sense and can be picked up easily without a degree

it's much better to have a practical degree such as finance, engineering etc.
because people will actually hire you if management doesn't work out
and you'll actually be capable of managing other skilled finance and engineering etc people if need be
and other reasons

>>9941214
It isn't a 'bad' thing, but basically what >>9941214 said. For example, a person who has a degree in fiance AND good interpersonal/organisational skills is going to be better at managing a team of market analysts over someone with a degree in solely in management.

That being said, having both a degree in management and another in something else (the field you want to manage in) would probably be useful.

>>9939857
I'm NEET

History major
considering minors or possible dual major in archaeology or anthropology
yeah i know "duhh huhh liberal arts is stoopid"
keep saying that when i get into a bitchin law school and land a high paying job in the federal gvt

>>9939857
majors in mathematics and computer science

Another psych. major here.

Classes are largely filled with idiots, these are our future social workers, counsellors and psychologists :/

I thinking of sitting the GAMSAT and becoming a doctor just so I can be enveloped by their highly strung culture. Fuck /fa/, fuck dealing with people subjectively. I still want to have a +ve influence but I'm so over dealing with idiots. Medicine appears to be fairly good at engrossing the minds of those who practice it.

>>9941322

I was disappointed with law. Nothing prepared me for its strong corporate environment, I despised it.

>>9941330
this is why i have no intention of going private sector, and even if i go to law school i really dont know if ill use that to be a lawyer but rather a higher ranking civil servant and god willing maybe land me a political career

>>9939895
nice

>>9941249
>>9941214
My AA is a fashion management (really just broad and includes product development, design, merchandising etc) focused degree, but will only get me a salary of around 30k
if i get a bachelors in business management, my salary goes up to around 80k, give or take 5k
getting a business management

>>9940148
chem major bio minor

>>9941359

sounds like a good choice anon

what's AA btw

Econ/ accounting

Comp sci mustardrace XD.
But really, I love this program. Just wish some of the instructors were a little less elitist.

Music major (with focus on Vocal performance and Opera) with no minor.

Thinking about changing my major, but I'm entering my senior year so part of me is like, "Fuck it. Finish with music and then you can do whatever you want"

>>9940166
did you go back to school for your second B.A. or was it a dual degree?

MBBS, in pre-clinical second year. Gonna start going to the general hospital and doing rotations when I start my third year this September, but for now I'm just attending lectures and prepping for my professional exam this August.

It's seriously un-/fa/. My batch-mates are genuinely some of the most dull and uninteresting people I've ever met. Literally none of these cucks have seen a decent movie or listen to decent music. I'm not even gonna talk about how they dress.

Went to a maths high school, atm I go to the open university and study aesthetics.

I'll be finishing my B.A. in Econ this fall semester. I'm going to do another B.A. in Philosophy and History so I don't have to graduate 3 semesters early. I'm toying with the idea of grad school abroad instead of the second B.A. though

doing my MSc in cognitive / behavioural neuroscience. am prepared to be unemployed.

my major global liberal studies with a concentration in politics and human rights

minors in chinese and creative writing

I go to NYU

>>9939926
Kek

what's this whole major/minor thing?
where I'm from you just pick a field and get educated on every aspect of said field

>>9941782
What uni?

"Double" Major: Aerospace Engineering + Electrical Engineering. (Might switch EE to CSEE though)

Minor: Econ because why not.

Originally declared as a Business/Finance major because I worked in Finance right out of high school for 3 years but decided you don't need a degree to work in finance. Also, I already own a business and didn't need a business degree.

For anyone who is planning on making "muh millions", just major in a field that you enjoy and then decide what businesses you can open within that field.

>>9941359
If that's true then that's awesome anon, 80k is great, especially if there is room for advancement.

>>9941794
Why don't you just do a masters of honors in economics after the bachelor? Rather than another bachelor. Better to be specialized in one field than knowledgeable in a handful.

>>9940338
>>9940230

Exactly. Considered to be quite useless actually. Although I still want to do just that

Electrical/Computer Engineering is pretty cool right guys?

>>9939926
Underrated post.

>>9941829
How far into it r you? I'm doing ME going on my 3rd year

>>9940102
Same thing
Uni?

>>9940429
Ayy, which uni?

>>9940737
Masters in nutritional sciences here

Don't do it. Between the limited job options you have in clinic, companies, and manufacturing (most will only need 1-2 for consultants except clinic, and almost everyone seems to go for clinic) and the fact that every other person with a decent internet connection can google some "recommendation on the best diet ever" and be done with it, theres not much else to do.

Unless you do research, PhD, the works. Then you get to be called Doctor. Without actually having the qualifications of a Doctor

>>9941864
3rd year but with 2nd year credits for this major.

Switching majors put me a year behind but I feel that it will be worth it in the end

What do you plan on doing with your degree? Also, where are you from?

Business and Law, just finished first year

>>9941138
Man I wish my uni offered neural networking of some sort

i'm studying applied automotive science
eventually i'll go on to hopefully do automotive r&d or own a shop or something. management maybe.
ill have to be a greasemonkey for a while before that happens though

>>9939857
majoring in swag from kush university

Physics + Math double major

>>9941556
>>9941830
it's apparel production management

Major in Economics, minor in Psychology

>>9941879
UTS hombre. I'm assuming you're not the same person

I'm from Spain, and here you study a degree for 4-5 years, or you have the possibility to study a double degree.
How does this major/minor thing work? Is it only in the US?

>>9942486
>I'm from Spain, and here you study a degree for 4-5 years, or you have the possibility to study a double degree.
>How does this major/minor thing work? Is it only in the US?
Basically, a minor is simply a major with fewer credit hour requirements. It's very common to get a major + a minor, given that 4 years is a lot of time.

Double majoring in 4 years or less is generally the better idea. It just ends up sacrificing your summers, which are vaguely worthless as a college student anyway.

>>9939857

Currently B.S. Biochemistry and molecuar biology.
Thinking about changing to medicine, since being a doctor is a childhood dream of mine. Not that sure anymoure though.

>>9941162
all my courses for Junior and Senior year are neural networks and artificial intelligence.
my plan is only doing computer vision.

cogsci minor is interdisciplinary and i'm only taking that to pad my transcript in case i apply for med school.

>>9939926

>>9941327
lol why didnt you just take umat?

Fashion and Textile Management: Fashion Development and Product Development

>>9940569
school?

>>9939916
Cooking is cool, i wouldnt get into it tho bcus horror stories from /ck/ but yeah.

I wanna do economics/finance but im poor and bad student so

>>9939926
kek'd

>>9940495
>>9940174
>>9939857
>>9940514
>>9941322
>>9941794
>>9940138
>>9940429
>>9943422
>>9940102
>>9941730
I'll take a large coffee to go please :~~)

Business and finance.

Go to a great uni with very fashionable and beautiful people.
3 of the girls in my closest circle of friends have worked as models.
Parties are great.
Gonna make a lot of money in a few years.

Shit's good.

Planning on getting a doctorate in art history.

>>9943626
I've seen this image before but I always have to reply

>Nursing
Guaranteed 60k starting job and endless room for more pay, hospitals are clambering for nurses

>Geography
another 60k plus starting job for GIS and cartography

the rest I agree with

International Business major. Making bank all over the planet bitches. Plus I'm beautiful.

Industrial Design, clearly the most effay education.

>>9942835
B.Sc. Biochem here. Where you at?

>>9939857
(Dutch) law

>>9939926
ha

Architecture

computer science

>mfw i'm gonna be a senior and i still have no idea how to program properly

>>9941910
I'm from southern California. I want to get into space technologies, but I'm starting to realize how hard it is to actually get into that. But I'm lucky enough to be surrounded by places like spacex, Boeing, jpl, Raytheon. So hopefully it works.

>>9943626
>the two things in life i have genuine interest in are art and history

>>9943430
fidm sf

I feel the problem with universities is that they pray on people who don't know what they want after school to do by offering degrees based on their interests/hobbies (i.e. music, art, history, etc.). The problem being once the false sense of security veil is lifted and they graduate they find out that there aren't actually many jobs at all in the niche field they studied in. University is a great place to learn about subjects, but if your goal is a job at the end of it, do your research before you start.

>>9944203
What do I study if I want a job?

I feel myself falling into said trap of studying some bullshit because I find the subject enjoyable

>>9944211
Get Experience obviously

>>9944221
i don't think you can study experience at universities yet

uc berkeley, statistics
the least effay school known to man

>>9940332
>>9940622
creative writing bros ww@

>>9941830
I'll likely end up graduating 2 semesters early with a double major in econ and Phil, then get a masters next year; but I'm planning my classes so that I can stay the full 4 years or graduate whenever I want.

neuroscience, behaviour and psych

>>9944226
I'm saying whatever you choose to study get lots of experience in it. Irk if your just trying to be funny but If you didn't understand then you have a long ways to go

>>9941323
canadafags get out here

>>9941816
where are you from??

>>9944211
Obviously you'll want to have 'some' sort of interest in what you are studying, otherwise you will suck at it, but you don't have to love it. People who say 'do something you love and you'll never work a day in your life' are fucking delusional, OR they got extremely lucky and got a job that doubles as their hobby.

As far as getting job, job markets/ unemployment rates vary by country. So it depends where you live. Obviously the lower the supply of graduates for a particular degree in relation to the number of job openings is, the higher the pay and more job vacancies there are likely to be. That's why grads in graphic design, business management and media communications find it hard to get a job, because the number of/rate at which students graduate those degree are higher than the rate of job openings.

>>9941816
Good luck being educated in every single aspect of 'Medicine', or 'Engineering' or 'Business'. Basically you study a Major (eg: Property Economics), with a Minor in something that supports the major (eg: Finance) under the school of 'Business'.

>>9941020
Yep. All the millions of people with business degrees will be mega millionaires

bio and anthro major

going to grad school for anthro

gonna be a fun life.

>>9939857
>>9940162
>>9940174
>>9940238
>>9940240
>>9940332
>>9940514
>>9940543
>>9940569
>>9940622
>>9941322
>>9941327
>>9941730
>>9941800
>>9943422
>>9939916
>>9943644
useless degrees

>>9944211
Define job. Over 50k? Math, physics, any engineering, anything bio that isn't a straight up bio degree (micro, genetics, etc), any chemistry, geology, astronomy, anything vaguely medical, actuarial science, architecture ONLY if your school is worth its salt. And of course any degree out of your business school provided it is top 50 in the country. These are common majors, so beyond all else relevant experience doing unpaid research during your undergrad will separate you from your peers.

>>9944436
Yeah the medical field is one of the fastest growing in most OECD countries due to aging populations.

System sciences with minor in corporate economics.
Psychologists, artsy types and other special snowflakes can go fuck themselves.

About to get into Graphic Design in a cc this fall, but idk. What do you guys think? It's like the only thing I'm interested in but I feel like I need a few more skills.

Is it useless? Will I starve? I-i just want to make a decent living where I can afford some siqq cops doing something that I like

>>9942363
oh I see cool

>>9944408

I'm well aware business degrees are useless and I dun goofed picking but at least it's better than the Starbucks-tier degrees most people itt have

>>9944530
Think about graphic design this way.

Graphic Design is 100% about your past work, the best of which you display in your portfolio. Yes, design school will help you become better at it and employers will like to see that you have a degree. However they care more about your portfolio than they do about a piece of paper.

Also Graphic Design is extremely popular and therefore competitive. So you better be damn good or at least start practicing immediately if you want a job. Your goal is not to get good grades, it is to build a strong portfolio. That is what will get you a job in the industry.

That being said, you will most likely have to freelance for possibly a long period of time due to the saturated job market. I found that the most successful design students were the ones that already did graphic design as a hobby and for people they know (e.g: designed merchandise for friends bands, etc.) Not the people who did it just because they liked drawing.

Also you will need to be able to web design in this day an age (CSS, HTML, etc)

>>9944169
I'm also from Southern California. What city?

SpaceX is surprisingly easy to get into it actually. If you have the degree and are young, with no experience, they will generally still take you.

Expect to work 90 hours in 9 days with only 1 day off on the 10th. They have a very high rate of people leaving due to the workload. You will be incredibly underpaid and overworked but it looks great on a resume.

>>9944566
Business degrees are as useful/useless as the grades and experience you get while studying. If you have high grades, or real experience in the industry, or both. You should have an upper hand over your peers in the race for jerbs after graduation.

Once you get into the financial industry advancement is easy and pay is good so long as you are ambitious.

>>9944436
>multibillion dollar industry
>degree is useless
kek

>>9944613
which one?

>>9944587
Thanks, I plan to do well

Does accounting count as finance? I'm thinking of doing either

>>9944623
apparel production management
fashion and textile management

i would include psych, but only if they become psychiatrists/start pushing pills on children
don't think that's multibillion yet though

>>9944631
finance would give you more flexibility. from what i've heard from graduated accountants, even though you make decent money it's mind numbing and the hours are long. it isn't unheard of to work 60 hours a week or more as an accountant.

>>9944635
both of those would likely be better served by a more general business degree unless your school leads the country in textiles or some shit.

you don't make real money with psych until after grad school, even then the job market is becoming saturated as it's a very interesting major and a lot of failed pre-med students go there as most of the credits overlap.

>>9944631
>accounting
Accounting is certainly one of the more competitive branches of business but it is definitely worth while if you are a good student. Also, having interpersonal skills is more important than most people think, often people will get hired because of how comfortably/well they are able to converse with interviewers.

You will find that most big companies hire graduates from all walks of the business field (e.g: entire divisions staff working in account controllers, internal audio-rs, economists, market analysts, etc) So while a firm may not be an accounting firm, they still hire accountants.

>>9944639
Is right about hours, but a lot of business graduates (finance as well) have to work crazy hours, especially if they are working for investment banks or the big 4 accouting firms (Deloitte, KPMG, PwC and Ernst & Young). If you are ambitious and can see the light at the end of the tunnel though, the hours are worth the potential 6 figure salary you will be earning 5-6 years down the track. (think of the sick cops)

>>9944644
i'm getting a business degree after i complete my APM program for that reason
had i just went to business school and disregarded fashion school, i would be beyond clueless and incompetent for the industry

Marine science and minor in education.
My mate starts his internship at Henry Doorly Zoo's Aquarium soon.

Chemistry major
Psych minor

design
>tfw

>>9944680
apples and oranges

>>9944669
>>9944639
does that advice apply to Canadians as well

>>9944729
I don't see your point

>>9940614
>Linking to something awful
Jesus I've been gone awhile but are things here really that bad?

>>9944736
I have no idea about Canada tbh. I'm sure hours are roughly the same.

>>9944581
I go to csulb. And I've heard the opposite, I've heard its extremely hard. That Elon likes to higher top mit graduates, he does several interviews were he is present and that he doesn't hire you if you've worked for a big known company like Boeing.

But yea I did hear about him underpaying and over working

18 year old neet and I plan on taking psychology at uni. I'm concerned about not having a job even when I'm at the graduate level. STEM shit and business/accounting sounds mind numbing though. I don't know what to do.

>>9944812
double-major

unless you're an idiot or at a great college, it's easy as fuck
be warned, though, psycology can be pretty mind-numbing too in a studious environment, and you'll get the absolute bottom-feeders of the college environment

>>9944812
Do psychiatry instead, its under the field of medicine. Both are related to mental health but a psychiatrist is considered a medical profession and you will get paid accordingly. Obviously studying psychiatry take a lot more work but the payoff is large.

Also, with the aging populations of many OECD countries, the mental health industry will grow.

>>9943250
I didn't know about it at the time and now there are no more undergraduate courses.

>>9939857
Chemistry

>>9944178
If you're good at it you're gonna get rewarded easy as that

>>9942822
I've never understood what benefit having a double major would give. Sure you got more general experience in a wide range of professional areas but it seems like you're sacrificing getting deep into the topic unlike someone who does 1 degree or a double degree.

Spreading yourself thin so to speak

>>9940148
Chem w/ math minor master race. what you doing after you graduate?

>inb4 grad school

>>9940814
trust me dude, maybe go into a career that doesn't require a shit ton of stress in the workforce, usually STEM jobs that are in the research area.

i'm doing computer science, currently doing an internship in seattle. the jobs are plentiful right now (mostly around seattle, silicon valley, socal, austin, ny). maybe look into that.

just do what you like as a hobby anon.

i mean idk if you're in the us but making 150k+ and having 2-3 weeks travel is fuckin cash. i was about to go into the hvac industry and most of those dudes (if they want to progress in their field) work 12 hrs a day. i dont know your aunt, but if she wrote books she was probably in the research industry, which requires alot of stress.

just get some sort of education that has a good job market.

>>9944436
if it's a BA from a reasonable school (i.e. not the university of phoenix), it's not a useless degree as long as you can interview well

>>9943626
I KNOW for a fact a UNIVERSITY degree (not a community college degree, which these lists are probably really consisting of) for Nursing and Geography don't end up working in McDonalds.

I know 10+ Geography grads from multiple colleges and they all got jobs within 6 months. If they can't find a "cool job" they usually go to Texas or middle of nowhere North Dakota to work for oil rigs.

University degree or BSN nursing grads find jobs within like 9 months. I can totally see an ADN working at a McDonalds, but a BSN not really. If a BSN can't find a hospital job they usually go to a small clinic/rehab/LTC/nursing home or to some big rural hospital in like Arkansas or Oklahoma for like a year or two in a ICU/ER then go back to best state California to get a nice job.

Doing a PhD in pure math and banging out a masters in physics while I'm at it.

>>9945572
Nice man, I'm an economics major and am fascinated by math, I love actually doing it an enjoy it when I actually work things out correctly, but I'm by no means 'good' at it. I envy people who can wrap their heads around it.

>>9944211
Computer Science, just involve yourself in everything- coding competitions, summer internships, clubs, etc. Learn python (along with C++ and java)

I'm on my third internship in Seattle atm. My brother got hired by the place he interned for before he graduated. I mean the only problem in a compsci career is if you live in the Silicon Valley (where all the kewl jobs are)- you make a shit ton, but then it is quickly depleted by rent, food, and everything that is expensive in the valley, so it kinda equals out to slightly below average (my brother's rent in palo alto is 2k for a 1 bedroom) plus the pretentious bro-gramming fags.

overall a pretty good job market

>>9945577
i'd be surprised if you've actually done proper math as an econ major, but maybe you have.

Maybe you were lucky enough to have a proof based linear algebra class, or analysis heavy diff eq class?

>>9945583
this is the problem i have with engineering
besides it being soul sucking
everyone is afraid of failing so they just do computer science
so now you're gonna (eventually, not currently) have an over saturated pool of compsci majors and the majority of them being terrible
it'll be good for the ones who are great, though

>>9945593
>compsci majors
>the majority of which aren't terrible

lololololololoolololololol

>>9944771
brother worked at space-x for like 4 months. he said if elon farted in a chair all the engineers would ejaculate simultaneously

>>9945593
good thing engineer majors are social pariahs

BSc Software Engineering

>>9939857

I study economics,with a marketing specialization

>>9945590
Haha nah man, not what you would call math. I've mostly had to use basic algebra and super basic calculus/derivatives, etc. Nothing intense at all. Would love to learn more about it at some stage though.

>>9945593
...so it's just a recent phenomenon that engineering students go into computer science? Is it something in the air that just NOW students do this?

If students are too afraid to go into engineering in fear of they might fail, they will most likely fail in compsci.

>>9945615
start with learning propositional logic, know your truth tables, with special focus F->anything = true

then learn basic set theory, pay attention to universal quantifiers and their negations

set theory controls everything, but dont get bogged down studying it, it's dumb and no one cares about it

>>9945631
>reading comprehension skills of a child

I did not say they were afraid to go into engineering
they're afraid of risking their future with the idea of "doing what you love" because they haven't figured out how to make money like that
so what they do is conform and get a secure job
which is cool, if you like said career

you might be at the end of college or in the field already
this generation of youth aren't risking shit because they're afraid

i have family who went the safe route and did electrical engineering
they're not the engineer type
it took them 6 or 7 years to get their degree

none of this is important

Follow this guide fags

>>9945659
>how to be a boring person

>>9939926
honestly best post i've seen

>>9945663
Enjoy working in fast food, with your highly renowned gender studies degree.

>>9945659
>Architecture is both meh and good tier

>>9945659
>foreign languages lumped in with women and liberal studies

>>9939857
Law.

I'm supposed to get started on a master's next year but I can't choose between penal law, employment contract law or fiscal.

>>9945782
Literally something you could learn at home or at some shitty institution for peanuts

>>9945802
If you're any good with numbers, fiscal is where da mula at and you can actually grow a lot in that sector. You really have to be good, though.

There will always be work in penal and employment sectors though.

Are you British?

>>9945599
Damn. Can't wait to do that
>>9945651
To be fair its about 10 more classes than most nonnstem majors. Plus its hard. Hate Phy 2, not looking forward to thermal dynamics

Design and product development.

>>9939857

English, concentration in Technical & Research Writing, w/ a minor in Business.

I already have offers for govt. tech writing positions. They don't pay much at around 26$ an hour, but it's way better than a barista.

Graduated with Neuroscience
Now studying Pharmacy

feels good

>>9939857
I study education to become an English teacher, problem is during practicals all the school girls give me love letters because if how effay I look

physics and math joint major

>>9946025
I was an English major and wish I would have studied technical writing more instead of literature.

Trying to get into the field now that I graduated and it's tough. Just got a copywriting gig though, so that's not bad.

compsci with math minor here

im currently working anninternship doing backend stuff

i don't want to program; i want to do quantum computing/research but idk if there is a market ;-;

>>9947009
Yea don't know much about that but any thing like that is more than likely going to require a phd minimum

Too poor and too stupid for real school so I went for training to become an Electrician
Also went and got a certificate for 'advanced' culinary and got a servsafe certificate which both happen to not be worth the paper it's printed on since I can't even get a job selling fucking popcorn in Target.

Pharmacology/Toxicology Major

> xXx:^) Painting :^)xXx <

>>9939857
Computer science and business major. really interested in doing electrical engineering/computer science but i'm already behind to graduate on time since I started out nursing then switched. Might have to go for 5 years, feels bad man.

>>9948612
oh i know and i plan on getting it before i turn 30

>>9948714
did you get a job as an electrician?

and working as a cook fucking sucks, i've done it before. and you shouldn't have bothered trying to get a fucking certificate. i worked right alongside people with culinary degrees, they didn't know much more than i did and nor were they paid anymore than i was. and restaurant jobs are easy as fuck to get, they're always hiring

>Medicine
Are you even trying /fa/?

>>9948714
Don't electricians make decent money?

>>9949187
No jobs on either front really, I really only went for the certificate because it was more classes for me to take and more financial aid money I could get.
I've went and tried out to get apprentice jobs but it's the same old shit of them wanting experience yet as an apprentice I'm here to get experience to eventually become a journeyman, not to mention I'm in California so all this shit is handed off to Mexican day laborers who shouldn't even be touching wire.
>>9949230
Yeah actually it's a pretty good living but you gotta get into the field, if you're doing anything in construction you can jump into school for HVAC, plumbing, electrical or anything like that and find yourself a nice solid career.

>>9944712
>>9943677
>>9945876
>design
GODTIER NIGGA DAMN
LITERALLY FORGING THE SPACE WE EXIST IN
FUCKIN BALLER ASS NIGGA SHIT RIGHT HERE MA NIGGA
DAMN

>>9940510
my nigga
Physics and aerospace engineering

>>9940510
Damn this is what I want

Urban Planning and Design