/sci/ - Science & Math

moar liek

>PhD in Mathematics
>any community college I want
>50K if I'm lucky

I'm in the same boat as you OP. I wanted to do a double major in film/math, but it just seems awkward. I'd rather use the free time to shoot my shit and learn as I go.

Pic very much related

Focus on what you want to do, not what you want to avoid. In the long term, there are tons of factors that have a greater impact on your income than your university major. Job satisfaction is one of them; some people have to ability to do a good job at something they hate, but you're more likely to have a successful career if you like what you're doing.

Talk to the professors from your favourite classes. They probably won't have much useful career advice, but they will be able to tell you about the skills required to major in their field.

y'all are fools

According to my clearly superior chart, I'd say my mom's high tier and my dad's god tier.

It's true that there are plenty of people with CS degrees. Fortunately, most of them are completely incompetent and end up doing code monkey web development bullshit. This leaves the good jobs for people like me who actually care about the interesting parts of CS and didn't just take it because they wanted to make video games.