/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.3406916]

Rate my education, /sci/:

-Major in Economics
-Major in Law
-Major in Computer Sciences
by the University of Zaragoza, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Zaragoza

-Master in International Business
-Master in Business Administration
by the Complutense University of Madrid,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complutense_University_of_Madrid

Languages: spanish, english and currently learning japanese.

Is this enough for being accepted in /sci/? What do you think that I could achieve with my studies?

[Anonymous No.3406923]

Useless.

[Anonymous No.3406927]

Jack of all trades

[Anonymous No.3406932]

Eres el puto amo.

[Anonymous No.3406933]

>accepted in /sci/
You could be a polymath, nobel laureate, and astronaut all at the same time and you'll still get disrespected and called a faggot by all the angsty faggot high-schoolers here.

[Anonymous No.3406942]

>spanish university

nope

[Anonymous No.3406943]

Not science, engineering, or math.

So it's shit.

[Anonymous No.3406944]

>>3406916
> Economics,
> Law &
> Computer Sciences

most senseless combination, i've ever seen. do not know what you do in life?

[Anonymous No.3406951]

>International Business
>Business Administration
>mfw

[Anonymous No.3406948]

>not white

[Anonymous No.3406953]

>>3406944
He's going to program a system to take the stock market for all it's worth and he'll be able to defend it in court.

[Anonymous No.3406956]

>>3406916
diplomas or troll

[Qax !!sy+S8uFDivZ No.3406959]

Well my opinion is kinda irrelevant since i am still on the start of my academic education and you already graduated, but the stuff that you studied isn't connected with science and math that much except CS and maybe economics. But then again, who am i to judge?

P.S. Sci isn't just about math and physics you can find a lot of intelligent discussions here on a wide array of topics.

[Anonymous No.3407048]

This is what happens when you pay people to go to school.

[Anonymous No.3407057]

>>3406923
>Useless.

Why?


>Not science, engineering, or math.
>So it's shit.
>science
Not my passion, and I didn't want to be poor. Real scientists are a special breed, IMO. Not for everyone, and definetely not for me.
>engineering
Well, in my country is called Ingenieria Informática. Like, Computer Engineering. So I'm an engineer.
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingenier%C3%ADa_inform%C3%A1tica#Espa.C3.B1a
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_engineering
>math
OK about this, also physics. But I have friends that studied physics and math working in my field, with computers. I had a to study a lot of math.

[Anonymous No.3407089]

>Is this enough for being accepted in /sci/?
>lists one legitimate field of science

[Anonymous No.3407099]

>>3406933

pretty much this.
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(inb4 inevitable samefag accusation)

[Anonymous No.3407104]

Meh, I'm a corporate lawyer and I know more about maths and science than 90 percent of this board. If you're interested in discussing religion and why you don't have a girlfriend, this is the board for you.

[Anonymous No.3407109]

Most of sci are wikipedia warriors. Only a tiny percent are beyond highschool science.

[Anonymous No.3407108]

>>3407104
>lawyer
>thinks he knows anything about math

[Blackman No.3407111]

>>3407104
>corporate lawyer

You mean you are in high school and have an interest in law?

[Anonymous No.3407112]

>>3406933
>>3407099

[Anonymous No.3407129]

>>3407112

There it is...

What's really going to bake your noodle later on is...

Would you still have accused me if I didn't say anything.

[Anonymous No.3407132]

>>3407129

forgot pic

[Anonymous No.3407138]

>>3407129
>>3407132
Same fag

[Anonymous No.3407140]

Looks like you also majored in being a faggot from douchebag university.

[Anonymous No.3407141]

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[Anonymous No.3407148]

>>3407112
>>3407138
Same fag

[Anonymous No.3407172]

>>3407148
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>>3407140
>>3407138
>>3407132
>>3407129
>>3407112
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>>3406916
samefag

[Anonymous No.3407187]

>>3407172

[Anonymous No.3407199]

Though I'm not keen on judging people, it does seem like a pointless mix of majors, and perhaps a lot of wasted time.

But the world needs all types. I'm personally only concerned with the hard sciences, but my sisters are both in law. To each his own.

You seem more of a business major that happened to do some CS along the way (Law, econ, BA, int'l business). Knowing more languages is always good and respectable, though.

Do you know what you want to do, OP?

[mtp !EKFQOBEsKo No.3407214]

>>3407212
>>3407199
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>>3406916
samefag

[resident /sci/ economist !!0CqB7P/574e No.3407238]

Why do you guys keep saying its a pointless combo?

Law and Econ is really good. The rest... I dont know...

[Anonymous No.3407260]

>>3407108

>math
>resident of JesusLand thinking they know anything about maths

[Anonymous No.3407284]

-major in comp sci
-major in physics
-major in philosophy
-major in math

-master in computer engineering
-master in business administration

Languages: English, Chinese, Russian, Japanese, Portuguese, currently learning Korean.

[Anonymous No.3407340]

>>3407199

I would like to work in a small office or at home, coding programs.

[Anonymous No.3407361]

>multiple majors
>not being really good at any one thing

I seriously hope you guys don't do this.