What you guys Majoring in?
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electrical engineering
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This is a list of the highest paying majors in regards to mid-career earnings
Majors That Pay You Back
Economics right in the middle of that bytch
Even ahead of some engineering majors
Majors That Pay You Back
Rank/ Major/ Starting Salary/ Mid-Career Salary
1 Petroleum Engineering $98,000 $163,000
2 Aerospace Engineering $62,500 $118,000
3 Actuarial Mathematics $56,100 $112,000
4 Chemical Engineering $67,500 $111,000
5 Nuclear Engineering $66,800 $107,000
6 Electrical Engineering (EE) $63,400 $106,000
7 Computer Engineering (CE) $62,700 $105,000
8 Applied Mathematics $50,800 $102,000
9 Computer Science (CS) $58,400 $100,000
10 Statistics $49,300 $99,500
11 Physics $51,200 $99,100
12 Mechanical Engineering (ME) $60,100 $98,400
13 Biomedical Engineering (BME) $54,900 $98,200
14 Government $42,000 $95,600
15 Economics $48,500 $94,900
16 International Relations $40,600 $93,000
17 Materials Science & Engineering $60,100 $91,900
18 Industrial Engineering (IE) $59,900 $91,200
19 Software Engineering $59,100 $90,700
20 Environmental Engineering $47,900 $89,700
1 Petroleum Engineering $98,000 $163,000
2 Aerospace Engineering $62,500 $118,000
3 Actuarial Mathematics $56,100 $112,000
4 Chemical Engineering $67,500 $111,000
5 Nuclear Engineering $66,800 $107,000
6 Electrical Engineering (EE) $63,400 $106,000
7 Computer Engineering (CE) $62,700 $105,000
8 Applied Mathematics $50,800 $102,000
9 Computer Science (CS) $58,400 $100,000
10 Statistics $49,300 $99,500
11 Physics $51,200 $99,100
12 Mechanical Engineering (ME) $60,100 $98,400
13 Biomedical Engineering (BME) $54,900 $98,200
14 Government $42,000 $95,600
15 Economics $48,500 $94,900
16 International Relations $40,600 $93,000
17 Materials Science & Engineering $60,100 $91,900
18 Industrial Engineering (IE) $59,900 $91,200
19 Software Engineering $59,100 $90,700
20 Environmental Engineering $47,900 $89,700
Economics right in the middle of that bytch
Even ahead of some engineering majors
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This is a list of the highest paying majors in regards to mid-career earnings
Majors That Pay You Back
Rank/ Major/ Starting Salary/ Mid-Career Salary
1 Petroleum Engineering $98,000 $163,000
2 Aerospace Engineering $62,500 $118,000
3 Actuarial Mathematics $56,100 $112,000
4 Chemical Engineering $67,500 $111,000
5 Nuclear Engineering $66,800 $107,000
6 Electrical Engineering (EE) $63,400 $106,000
7 Computer Engineering (CE) $62,700 $105,000
8 Applied Mathematics $50,800 $102,000
9 Computer Science (CS) $58,400 $100,000
10 Statistics $49,300 $99,500
11 Physics $51,200 $99,100
12 Mechanical Engineering (ME) $60,100 $98,400
13 Biomedical Engineering (BME) $54,900 $98,200
14 Government $42,000 $95,600
15 Economics $48,500 $94,900
16 International Relations $40,600 $93,000
17 Materials Science & Engineering $60,100 $91,900
18 Industrial Engineering (IE) $59,900 $91,200
19 Software Engineering $59,100 $90,700
20 Environmental Engineering $47,900 $89,700
Economics right in the middle of that bytch
Even ahead of some engineering majors
I told nikkas I didn't have to be teacher with my math degree.
Most people need at least a Masters in Psych before they can actually work in the field of psychology. You need more knowledge on a graduate level to fully understand and help the mentally ill. However, there are still jobs out there for those with a BS in psych, but they have to be aware of what types of jobs they can get. A lot of people I know with a BS psych degree are actually working in social work.
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Is it better than getting an MBA with a finance concentration for someone who wants to run a bank or a casino?
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Um, running a casino probably has more to do with your tribal affiliation than it has to do with your degrees. As for banking I think you'd benefit from getting an MBA but I think that too has more to do with positioning and luck than just getting an MBA.
Only way I'd get an MBA at this point is if I were paid to do so.
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calm down bro. Im not your dad so I could really care less what you're doing. It's obvious your defensive about your major and all but real talk a 3.5 gpa in psych doesn't mean shyt. Major in a core science and med school admissions deans will be far more impressed. Take it from someone with intimate knowledge in the subject. But you seem like someone with all the answers so I'm sure you'll be fine. ...
Econ. Just started my job this week pays me 50K. I know to most you coli brehs that aint shyt but thats more money then my parents ever made. Growing up without shyt makes it feel like so much more.
Still looking back it seems like computer engineering degree is where its at. But at least I was able to fukk around in college and still have social life
Black excellence. Make us proud, breh 
I told nikkas I didn't have to be teacher with my math degree.
What can you do with Applied Mathematics? Like are you finding new mathematical theories, and the how the hell do you understand these calculus theories
