/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9557213
If anyone here knew the answer to this, well, they wouldnt be here theyd be out living their dream life. Its a problem basically every math student faces.

I personally find statistics to be the least worst option. Id also do engineering if I really had to. No matter what, its going to be an applied/modelling type job.

Theres also data scientist, actuary, and computer scientist.

>>9534761
Wrong.

>comp/electrical (my uni combines them)
both "showering is a struggle" autists and "trying but the social component of their brain is an empty set" autists.
irl weebs both men and women.
gaymurs who will later dropout to cs when they realize comp eng isnt building pcs and they cant blow off class to play LoL

>civ
"i got As and Bs in high school math and i heard engineers are rich"
rednecks who think playing in the mud is engineering
double geo majors who think playing with rocks is engineering
a few earnest people who have families that take pride in things like building infrastructure who will struggle in later classes but work hard through it

>mech
"i work on cars so..."
civies who switched after they realized civ job prospect is in decline
also "i heard engineers are rich"

>materials
asians who are smarter than the pure scientists but their parents forced them to do something "practical"

>physical chem
same but with indians

>chem
you nailed it
along with a few stem version of stacys who will switch to ochem or biochem after taking heat transport

>biomedical
you got it
or just people who want to be in med without med school
and people who are hopping on bc job outlook is really good

>industrial
this exists?

>petroleum
$$$$$$$
cant wait to shill out for big oil
>aerospace
nasa wannabes who will never be & will end up as lead mech engineers
"i didnt get into my first choice major" but is too smart for for other eng

>"einstein" notation
>its actually dumb