/sci/ - Science & Math

If you have a good degree and a high GPA, but you see someone without a degree do everything better than you - from the complicated and esoteric down to the fundamentals - would you still think you're better than them?

What's the point of going to school if your professors dont even understand things fully to get a decent picture, and when they teach you incorrectly you are punished for correcting them?

>>9653062
I think for the most part it depends on the school that you are applying to but most schools only care about relevant coursework to your grad degree and junior and senior level classes. For the most part, they won't immediately trash it or accept you it'll depend on the other people who apply at this point.

>>8964475
Halt! You have some problem with my Pepe mega colection ++ ?

>>8156209
True but think about the ability to create manipulate the world around you. You would metiphorically be a digital version of God if you knew what you were doing. But aside from that, there isn't really a point.

Help me /sci/
Im a sophomore in dietetics but ive come to realize nutrition is worthless, super high unemployment rate and underpaid unless i make my own job.
Im thinking of switching to comp sci, as it seems like life would be ez mode after getting the degree

Should i do it? Im not sure if i like what im going to learn because i have no idea besides knowing ill have to take algebra, calc and lots of coding courses.

tfw our professor told us that 40% of last years class failed physics II