/sci/ - Science & Math

Become an English major.

Anyone have a word on what you can do with math? Was considering trying the actuary exams but I hear that the market really isn't as good as people make it out to seem and that the process takes many many years.

And by that, I mean a degree in just math. I'm sure there are other degrees that yield lucrative jobs.

/sci/, I love math and enjoy physics. I'm a freshman thinking about doing a double major in those two subjects but I recently learned that most of the lucrative jobs with math have to do with economics. Unfortunately, physics doesn't seem that great for job opportunities.

I also greatly enjoyed my economics classes and am thinking about switching over to doing economics and mathematics instead. Would anyone like to give their opinions on this? I sorta feel bad about moving away from hard science but money does matter.

BEHOLD /sci/,

Breaking news, at last i present you a unified physics theory

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxfBg6YO9mU&feature=share

>true story

>>4370135
If I had to guess...

>>4233617
one thing and one thing only: making fun of liberal arts and biology majors

>>4011533

Oh, ok, I see.

Here, Mr. feynmann, this pic is for you. u still mad? Please don't be. Let's be friends.

because english is fucking pointless once you can read/write sufficiently for science.

pic very related.

ITT we describe properties of three dimensional space that could potentially be represented as a function of four (or more I suppose) variables.