/sci/ - Science & Math

dat feel when people actually think you're super smart

dat feel when you think you're not

dat feel when you settle for a lesser degree like engineering because physics and math is reserved only for the trully brilliant

dat feel when you will stop pursuing scientific knowledge after you get a good engineering job and a masters in engineering

prove that lim (3x-5)=7 as x approaches 4

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get in here /sci/

Hello, /sci/. What can you do with a degree in applied mathematics?

inb4
>PhD in Mathematics
>Any job I want
>300k starting

I have looked at the occupation outlook handbook, and it only gives a vague idea. I am looking at getting a doctoral degree.

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If you can not find a ready sale for your commodity, will you say, it is merely for want of a vehicle to transport it? For, after all, money is but the agent of the transfer of values. Its whole utility has consisted in conveying to your hands the value of the commodities, which your customer has sold, for the purpose of buying again from you; and the very next purchase you make, it will again convey to a third person the value of the products you may have sold to others. So that you will have bought, and every body must buy, the objects of want or desire, each with the value of his respective products transformed into money for the moment only. Otherwise, how could it be possible that there should now be bought and sold in France five or six times as many commodities, as in the miserable reign of Charles VI.? Is it not obvious, that five or six times as many commodities must have been produced, and that they must have served to purchase one or the other?"

Engineering>Math>Physics>Premed>Chemistry>Biology

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I just completed all the courses required to transfer for this major. Did I do good? Is this a fun and exciting major?