/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10230775
You can switch to CS, but research the employment statistics in your country before making a decision

>>10223853
Serious question: I'm sure you know petro eng salaries are cyclical. What are your plans for when it crashes? Are the companies your work for diversifying only by buying solar/wind/whatever futures or are they going to actually pivot into these fields by producing it themselves and hiring more mechanical/electrical engineers?
Also, How long have you been working?>>10226249
I assume you meant $300k? Do you work full time in addition to your degree, or is this what your summer internship would have paid if it had lasted the year?
>>10226618
o you work full time in addition to your degree, or is this what your summer internship would have paid if it had lasted the year? What is work like as a field service engineer?
>>10227955
How did you start? What do your career prospects look like?
>>10228595
which uni? what did you do to stand out? GPA? What are you doing grad school in?
>>10228921
as an undergrad intern? which companies pay that? is this before or after negotiation?
>>10229143
>>10230027
what do you mean by "pays well"? Obviously in development that could mean anywhere form $100k or $300k. What range are we talking about here and which types of companies need it?

>>10221383
but what will you do in 5 years when the massive amount of CS graduates in school right now graduates? Also, how long have you been working?

>>10217465
seems comfy. How'd you get the job?
>>10217590
I assume it's matsci consulting? What kind of work do you do, how much do you work, and what does your career look like in the future?
>>10218344
how much do you think your bussing/management experience helped you with managing the restaurants?

>>10216427
CPA? what did your career path look like? getting up to $900k in 4 years seems outlandish

>>10216195
for real?

>>10229433
Depends on professor recs and which graduate program you're applying to, but you look good.

>>10227660
How long have you been working? How did you "get your foot in the door" for your first relevant job without a degree? Which company do you work for?

>>10230824
link?

>>10229401
what about you? What are your research interests?

>>10231239
neuromorphic computing seems to be growing rapidly.

>>10228128
the latter isn't true. See: MD/PhD programs. Also, a lot of pre-meds go to grad school thinking it will increase their odds of getting into med school.

>>10228878
Here's mine. I can't understand it tbqh.

>>10230016
nice

>>10231298
hey I saw some touhou comic resubbed with advanced math stuff on this board but I couldn't find it. Do you know anything about that?

>>10231319
near light speed = time dilation = doing everything faster than light (from our perspective).
Also, he only gives gifts to Christians, so that significantly shortens his route.

>>10231175
is this the quantum eraser?

>>10231125
this is a big part of why I want to go to a small university even if state unis might technically have "better' programs.

>>10230343
>break into property
you mean real estate?

>>10230054
you can't just say that without telling us your story. Isn't business the most common degree? How'd you get to where you are? How did you stand out?

>>10230011
how are you paying $900 a month in the Bay? Which company pays $150k to fresh grads?

>>10231126
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmJ-4B-mS-Y
If you want employment, do cs. https://github.com/ossu/computer-science
http://datasciencemasters.org/
the start of all big boy math is discrete math, check the wiki for books on that.

>>10227601
but.. tesla was also an academic outsider
are einstein and tesla the only geniuses you know?

>>10227566
which book?

>>10227369
everyone mentions how chad it is as a major but I see very few jobs which actually ask for it in the qualifications section.

>>10227062
I just wanted to make sure you weren't a larper who would say something like "I only have a BA in biology lol get mad :^)".

That being said, I am interested in the field but I fear its over saturated with applicants, making it hard to stand out, I'd appreciate some advice on that.
Biophysics isn't a very common major. Why'd you choose it? Do you think it helped with gradschool admissions? How competitive was your grad school program?