/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4316918

i couldnt agree more

Awesome Tier:
>what you enjoy and gets you money
Good Tier:
>what you enjoy but doesn't get you that much money
Okay Tier:
>doesn't get you enjoyment, but makes you a lot of money
Bad Tier:
>doesn't get you enjoyment or money

>>4316928
well maybe video game design or whatever is pretty shit tier too

>>4316896
>Pharmacoly

What?

>>4316918
What's so bad about business?

>biology entirely left off list
not sure if trolling or just dumber than a bag of hammers.

>>4316952
theology above geology
ohshitniggawhatareyoudoing.wtf

>arch
>god tier

>no business degrees

>>4316965
they're below shit tier.

>>4316967
Why?

>>4316952

I am low tier (IT)... but it pays well and I slept through college.

So high tier in my book.

>>4316970

Because minimum effort maximum results.

It is pure jelly, not even a business major btw.

>>4316896
Almost perfect.

Architecture should dropped down 2 tiers.
Biology deserves to be at least low tier, preferably mid.
MiningE should be low tier.
Mech and Civil should get a bump.
AerospaceE, NuclearE?

>achitecture student detected

>>4316940
it doesn't have any pragmatic, aesthetic or ethical value for anyone other than the person studying it

Music and art should also be god tier. They may not be "productive" but it would be a cold existence without them.

>>4316987
>Caring about other people

lol

>>4316991
most of us aren't autistic, sorry

>>4316989
>Implying you need to major in these things to make worthwhile contributions.

>>4316987

What kind of load of shit is this? Business is responsible for most of the jobs, including scientific and mathematics.

I won't argue that it is a difficult degree to get, I will argue that it takes a special talent to run a successful business. Chances are most of you assholes taking God Tier degrees will be working for someone that obtained a business, econ, etc degree.

master race god tier EE reporting in

computer science should be higher.
pays well and people need them

why is architecture god tier?!

>>4316998

>>4317001
well I'm a fukcing communist so i don't know what you expect

>>4317001
>Chances are most of you assholes taking God Tier degrees will be working for someone that obtained a business, econ, etc degree.

I guess business is shit tier because you guys only give arguments like this.

>implying mechanical engineering isn't the most varied and useful engineering discipline

Grouping it together with civil engineering is fucking retarded.

>>4317002

you dont need study computer science to be a programmer

>>4317019

>Implying I majored in business and am not just using common sense and logic and managed to not become pretentious while taking a "god tier" degree.

So much butt hurt non-STEM ITT.

>Business
A business degree is about most shit tier thing you can get, it's piss easy, which is why everyone and their mother has one, it won't get you a decent job unless you're at a top 10 school you'll be working some shitty non-managerial office job.

Don't waste your money and/or life on a business degree.


Source: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=how-science-degrees-stack-up

>business degree
>not shit tier
pick one

>>4317025
>2012
>Not being at a top 10 school

>>4316983
>>4317002
>CS

fuck no, that department is filled will idiots so stupid that they give business majors a run for their title.

>>4317021
>most varied
Agreed
>and useful
Let's not get ahead of ourselves

>Grouping it together with civil engineering is fucking retarded.
Sort off agree, but both should be higher than architecture

>>4317031
>2012
>only being in a top 10 school

>>4317025
what happens to this when you separate music from art

>>4317036

Definitely. A civil engineer with good artistic tastes can do better than what an architect can.

>>4316937
>>4316937
>>4316937
>>4316937


The only reasonable post I've seen in one of these threads, you're all retarded.

>>4316896
how is computer science mid and low tier?
make a decision man

>>4317053
the one that calls business shit tier is perfectly fine thanks

>>4317061
>implying business isn't God tier.

>>4316983
God of gods tier according to this chart.

fuck yeah

>>4317001
>Business is responsible for most of the jobs, including scientific and mathematics.
Don't be daft, business majors don't do anything for the economy or for Science & Math.
Science & Math researchers only need a stable government/uni to give them grant money.
With the exception of Law and health related jobs, EVERY job was created by engineers, you can't run a business without a fucking product to sell, and you can't make/manufacture anything useful without an engineer.
Consequently engineering is the most prominent degree earned by fortune 500 CEO's

>I won't argue that it is a difficult degree to get,
It's not even slightly difficult. Why else do you think half the country has business degree?

>I will argue that it takes a special talent to run a successful business.
Like being able to talk, read, write and not being an idiot- there's no "special talent" required stop trying to bullshit yourself for being such a failure.

>Chances are most of you assholes taking God Tier degrees will be working for someone that obtained a business, econ, etc degree.
Don't make me laugh, it's exactly the other way around.

i meant like accounting and finance. accounting is useful even in non capitalistic societies

so everyone on this board hates art? or just art majors, because even art majors hate art majors

>>4317144
There's no reason to pay large amounts of money to study something that you don't have any talent in anyway (unless you're one of those rich/stupid kids that go to college for the "college experience"). If you are talented you'd be making money selling your shit, not going to uni. Art history can be studied in your free time.

We don't "hate" art majors, we just have no respect for them whatsoever.

>>4316896
God Tier:
>Chemical Engineering

Top Tier:
>Chemistry

Are engineers just trying to troll or something? Chem >> ChemE

>>4317176
>If you are talented you'd be making money selling your shit

there are no words

>>4317001
I think the point is that most engineers are capable of starting a business or at least doing high-level management. If you look at businesses which produce products of value, most were started by someone of an engineering or science background. Business is useful as a concept; obviously every country needs some sort of private sector. However, a business degree isn't really necessary, you'd be better learning how to make something first, learning business skills second.

>>4317185
>Chem >> ChemE
uhm. no.

Even chemist admit that ChemE. is better than pure Chem, ChemE's do everything pure chem (except for pure chem specializations) majors do on top of all the other engineering, physics and thermo they take. The only reason you'd take Chem is if you couldn't get into chemical engineering.

Physics is the only truly God-tier pure science.

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>>4317213
Errm, no.

Chem E students are basically just engineers with a sprinkling of chemistry knowledge. When it comes to organic chemistry, they fail fucking hard at it. The only class I've seen Chem E prevail in is in Physical Chemistry.

>>4317226
>in orgo II with full of premeds and chemE
>talkin to chemE before a test
>struggling with basic reactions and spectroscopy, gets C
>"my engineering courses are so much harder"
>wat

Why all the hate on mechanical engineering? It's so versatile and getting a job is easy. I'm still stuck between aerospace and engineering , but why do u guys not like mechanical?

>>4317249
mechanical *

>>4317238
>in pchem lab
>doing error analysis
>chem student doesn't know how to do basic derivative
>pchem lecture
>chem students have trouble deriving hydrogen atom, don't understand diff eqs

Maybe if Ochem wasn't just heuristic nonsense and had more computational calculations, engineers would take it more seriously

>>4317249

I have no idea either. Mechanical is definitely the one that covers the broadest topics, and it is by no means easy nor shallow in scope. I suspect EE/CE mischief.

>>4317288
>implying i can't into entry level math
>implying i don't have to help engineers with diffeq
>implying chemE's know math

ITT:
>Judging a major based on individual students performances rather than the actual coursework they have to take.

I don't know if pure chem or ChemE is harder, but you people arguing with anecdotes are fucking retarded.

ChemE

EE master race here

bump

>>4318078
Your picture is ironic, considering ChemE is the most male dominated profession in the world.

>>4318268
wow, Electrical engineering and computer science is the most male dominated. In fact, ChemE is the most female dominated engineer

>>4318268

Surely you're joking

>>4316896

agreed

>>4318309
>>4318322
Enrollment =/= graduation fucktard, the very reason female enrollment rates for ChemE is so high in the first is because of all the propaganda to get more females into the field (admissions also select disproportionately more females than males too), most of them drop out 1st-2nd year because they can't handle the math intensive course load.
My I should've said "my country" instead of the world though, but I don't expect it would be much different elsewhere. CS is almost pure female (relatively speaking), EE is about the same as ChemE, EnviroE has the most females.

>>4318946
obvious troll

>>4318309
>>4318322
>>4318187
>>4318943
Stop bumping your own thread you fuckfaggot, you didn't even remove the "bump" in your email with your last samefag attempt.