Best College Majors???

[TeenTitansGo]

I'm in college but I'm undecided on what to major in?

I wasI thinking about Applied Math but I don't want to become a teacher.

Any Suggestions?

Thnx

 

[Hood Critic]

You're better off majoring in whatever interest you regardless of its ranking among majors. In the long run for your sanity it will pay off. There is no worse feeling than being stuck doing a job you dislike simply because it's your best way to get paid and having to pay student loans in said field.

 

[Serious]

I'm in college but I'm undecided on what to major in?

I wasI thinking about Applied Math but I don't want to become a teacher.

Any Suggestions?

Thnx

who told you being a teacher was the only option....

Most of the high paying jobs today revolve around big data...

You can literally go anywhere with that degree and make 80k+ starting.

Fiance, Medicine, Entertainment, Law, etc...

 

[Worthless Loser]

You can be some kind of analyst with a math degree.

Accounting/Finance
Engineering
Human Resources

 

[TeenTitansGo]

who told you being a teacher was the only option....

Most of the high paying jobs today revolve around big data...

You can literally go anywhere with that degree and make 80k+ starting.

Fiance, Medicine, Entertainment, Law, etc...

I thought u had to get a masters to in big data. Majority of ppl I see with math degrees go into teaching.

 

[TeenTitansGo]

You can be some kind of analyst with a math degree.

Accounting/Finance
Engineering
Human Resources

Without going to graduate school or getting your Masters??

 

[Worthless Loser]

Without going to graduate school or getting your Masters??

Yeah if you get some kind of internship at the end of the program or right after.

 

[DEAD7]

Engineering

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

Business majors
1) Finance
2) Accounting ( You won’t make much at first but long term it’s stable and lucrative)
3) Managment
4) Risk management and Insurance


That’s all I know. I’m not familiar with the engineering field.

 

[TeenTitansGo]

Business majors
1) Finance
2) Accounting ( You won’t make much at first but long term it’s stable and lucrative)
3) Managment
4) Risk management and Insurance


That’s all I know. I’m not familiar with the engineering field.

Finance and Risk Management seems interesting. Do you know what major you have to pursue for those?

 

[TeenTitansGo]

Engineering

Omg lol everybody I know is doing this and Nursing.

 

[DEAD7]

Omg lol everybody I know is doing this and Nursing.

There is a reason... a good rea$on.

 

[Serious]

I thought u had to get a masters to in big data. Majority of ppl I see with math degrees go into teaching.

Brehette, trust me you can talk your way into anything. The main thing employers want to see is if you have experience in using R, Tableu, SAS etc.....

Which I'm sure your school has some type of class or workshop on. To be safe you should still get one, but there's plenty of jobs where you can start with a bachelors.

I know it only took @Jesus a year to get his....

Not to mention there's no such thing a broke math major. You know how many premed students and entry level alegbra college students you can hustle for tutoring, anywhere from $15-50 an hour.

 

[Serious]

Finance and Risk Management seems interesting. Do you know what major you have to pursue for those?

Math, people on wall street want math majors....

If you can do applied math and like doing it, then do it. That's what I regret not doing in undergrad. I'm applying for a masters program in stats right now.

 

[EndDomination]

Mathematics
Electrical Engineering
Finance (if you have no problem maintaining a 3.5+ GPA)
Accountancy