DEGREE

[Anonymous No.7928700]

Is there a problem?

[oh, another thread to hide No.7928704]

>>7928700
yes, the problem is that degree threads are always cancer.

[Anonymous No.7928707]

>>7928704
At least this is an OC chart

[Anonymous No.7928731]

>>7928707
Opinions are like assholes. Everyone has one and most of them are cancerous

[Anonymous No.7928750]

>>7928700
but medicine IS biology

[Anonymous No.7928751]

>>7928750
Medicine is biology for people who make it through the funnel

[Anonymous No.7928755]

>>7928700
>CS
>bio
>good

nope

[Anonymous No.7928762]

>>7928751
doctors dont study developmental genetics or tissue engineering but I understand what you are trying to say. They just apply what other people study.

[Anonymous No.7928763]

I didn't know race studies was a thing.

[Anonymous No.7928768]

>>7928700

This sort of thing is dumb, because people earn respectability through talent in their field. Somebody who graduates from a culinary school and makes fantastic food is more likely to be respectable than somebody who got a nuclear engineering degree and toils in obscurity working in a reactor somewhere.

If you want to be respected, do something you're passionate and skilled at, and you will be able to make a name for yourself. Your field is largely irrelevant.

From your picture, you obviously are trying to list which degrees are the "hardest science", more than anything, and there's really no point to that sort of dick-waving.

[Anonymous No.7928773]

>>7928762
Yes we do

[Anonymous No.7928781]

>>7928762
>studying it in class = laboratory study

get outta here, guess im a paleontologist since i read about dinos once

[Anonymous No.7928782]

>>7928700
>aerospace above EE
me the penn jillette

[Anonymous No.7928786]

>>7928768
>dick flapping

This.
I am tempted to throw OP a lifeline but I'll just let him drown in his own ego ocean.

[Anonymous No.7928798]

>>7928773
>>7928762
>>7928781

It's pretty much basic knowledge that bio/chem/pharm PhD produce the knowledge and MDs apply it

I dunno if i would say every type of MD is more prestigious than every kind of bio phd, depends how well you performed in your respective field

[Anonymous No.7929001]

Statistics is literally jewology.

[Anonymous No.7929421]

>dentistry
>god tier

[Anonymous No.7929429]

>>7928755
>this cringy 15 year old tier elitism

[Anonymous No.7929430]

>>7928700
Very good, actually not a biased list for once.

Well done.

[surrealdeal No.7929431]

> caring what people think of your career
> caring about accreditation
> caring about caring

good one

[Anonymous No.7929434]

>mechanical engineering not in god tier but aerospace is

So a niche field of Mechanical Engineering is god tier? Lol. Must be nice to be such a shitty mechanical engineer you have to constrain yourself to one area from the very beginning!

[Anonymous No.7929436]

>>7928700
applied mathematics not even mentioned

[Anonymous No.7929447]

>>7928731
haha

[Anonymous No.7929452]

>>7929434
Aerospace engineers learn everything in MechE on top of their Aerocore courses, they completely supercede you and everyone knows it, stop being jelly.

[Anonymous No.7929460]

>>7929436
He said finance and teaching

[Anonymous No.7929461]

Is there any point in going on with just a college diploma? Should I give up and check if my local McDonalds is hiring?

[Anonymous No.7929472]

>tfw physics
>tfw it clearly isn't god tier
>tfw in top 10% of class and still feel hopeless
>tfw need a PhD or will be jobless

FUCK OFF

[Anonymous No.7929481]

How godly is CS undergrad and med school outta nowhere postgrad?

[Anonymous No.7929520]

>major in English
>get shit for it all through college
>mfw I'm a full-time author now living off my books

CW gets mad respect if you actually use it

[Anonymous No.7929530]

>>7929472
I know some Physics MScs, they are all code monkeys.

[Anonymous No.7929577]

>>7929472
>>7929530
I also fell for the pure meme and am only just starting to appreciate the gravity of my mistake. It's so ironic that the OP pic included this footnote:
>5. Just because you're intelligent doesn't make you respectable

...and still put physics and math god tier. I know medicine and engineering isn't perfect either, but there is a glaring difference in quality between students in those courses who generally behave more professionally compared to the kids I have to deal with in physics. My class is full of autists who think they are hot shit for passing calculus of variations, meanwhile my high-school friends in engineering have all had paid STEM internships and some even have publications out in both science and engineering journals. Looking at the actual differences in curricula I just know roughly half the people graduating in my programme are going to end up in IT because there's nothing to make us employable in industry above engineering graduates and most stduents don't get into good grad-schools. Personally I'm going for a PhD and hoping for the best, but I don't know at this point, I might just do an engineering bachelors if the job market calms down.

Even comparing faculty the differences stay. Engineering professors own their own companies or do a lot of consulting work and in general are happy and balanced. They are serious people and they don't have to pretend to be smart all the time. This is in stark contrast to pure academics who are so blatantly insecure and desperate for any modicum praise. Most of them aren't half as intelligent as they want to believe they are, but are still arrogant and can't admit when they make mistakes.

I wish I never found /sci/, but then again the same fucking lies and delusions are in my department's broschure as well. I want off this ride.

[Anonymous No.7929593]

>>7929577

Can't physics undergrad students go into EE or CompE masters program?

[Anonymous No.7929597]

>>7929520
>mfw I'm a full-time author now living off my books
I want to believe, show us what you've published.

[Anonymous No.7929598]

>>7929577
>my class is full of autists who think they are hot shit for passing calculus of variations
This happens in basically every degree, everyone has an ego to protect. The arrogance you find in math and physics is exactly the same arrogance you find in engineering. Sure we may act more professional, but it is infuriating trying to keep professional when someone else is either tearing apart your work, or completely misunderstanding things.

The grass is always greener on the other side. Keep positive anon.

[Anonymous No.7929607]

I'm a ChemE graduating in May. What do I win ITT?

Oh wait, nothing. Nobody cares.

[Anonymous No.7929621]

>>7928700

Yeah, only one of the degrees in god tier actually belong there. It's not a suprise that you got it hilariously wrong since you're a nukefag though, spending so much time near the reactor has turned you into a manifestation of cancer.

[Anonymous No.7929635]

>mfw immunology

[Anonymous No.7929682]

>mfw 23 yo and only a high school degree in pseudo CS

[Anonymous No.7929698]

>>7929593
At my university we get into the engineering postgrad programme for any discipline (so can many other BSc degrees though), but we only applied science/technology degrees instead of engineering masters degrees. From what I've seen they basically use you as lab monkeys to pump out publications for the department and you don't even get an accreditted degree at the end. I don't know why the fuck people are stupid enough to fall for it. It's not even a fine print or anything, their departmental postgrad broschure specifially says in big ass bold text.

Then again my department essentially does the same thing to everyone except for a few golden boys who get put on almost every publications for miniscule contributions to modelling experimental data.

There's probably a few universities that will let me do accreditted engineering master degrees directly I haven't really looked yet, but it will end up being the same amount of time doing remedial course work either way. From what my friends have told me higher academic qualifications are basically worthless for salary bumps compared to years in industry which count towards your PE so it's basically irrelevant. Writing your FE exam qualifiers and getting industry as fast as possible should be your goal if you want money.

[Anonymous No.7929834]

>>7929431

>x MAJORS ARE POOPY HEADS

OP are you 15 or 16? Either way, you probably shouldnt be here