What are your current majors, Jow Forums?

Electrical engineering

Didn't saw it is based on employment and salary. All good then

Yes

>graduated as a chemical engineer (unbelievable tier lmao)
>couldnt find work for a long fucking time
>managed to get a job as a coal sampler only due to connections
>it has little to nothing to do with my degree

now, Jow Forums always talks about getting JUSTed, but im convinced (as far as people with a bachelors degree) that no one here is getting JUSTed as hard as me

Attached: 1499606288594.jpg (460x397, 46K)

im telling you arch is in the tier of whatever film arts is in.

low barrier of entry, only the really good ones make it.

>my branch isn't on there

whew lad

>Philosophy not God tier

Mathematics and Comp Sci, is it a good choice idk?
Could it be worse, yes.

>Also, why is Architecture meh tier?
architecture has been a meme ever since architects wanted to please stakeholders and their own wallets instead of God

Attached: 9182035472_353b593d09_c.jpg (800x533, 278K)

Someone needs to remake this chart with cryptos

How does it feel to be irrelevant

OP this is super biased. Philosphy in shit tier? Nursing in God tier?

Imho architecture is pretty good but any user correct me if I’m wrong, Econ major here my gf wants to enroll in architecture

it's a tier list made by an NEET with Masters in Engineering

read the *fine print

philosphy majors literally have no use in 2018, aside from the top 100 individuals. Unless you're more influential than Socrates don't talk

Political Science + Military = Now going to medical school with no debt. I guess Shit Tier + Suicide Tier = God Tier?

Attached: 3e5YxSy.png (475x792, 490K)

I am a genius philosopher kek

Mechanical Engineer

Why the fuck is petrol in unbelievable tier?

no it’s actually Shit Tier x Suicide Tier = God Tier. Don’t you know two negative multiplied equal a positive?

they make an insane amount of money straight out

im guessing that it only gets better from that point onwards

Comp Engineer but now I just make website template and sold those.

So many fkn boomers that dont understand shits about tech, getting impressed by 1 hour work of CSS and javascript.

Sold those shits with some modification on the template for 5k a pop, easy money lol

Economics.
It's shit
Put it in shit tier.

>tfw 2nd semester geology
What's the best career path?

it wont last long m8 10 years from now you'll have serious competition issues once oldfags dies and get replaced by more tech literate fags

>Computer Engy
>Software engy

The same fucking thing???

lol at god-, great- and good tier is filled with colleagues with autism and a shitty job filling out excel files and looking at pipes and whistles in a factory.

Work is what you spend most of your life doing, it should be enjoyable at the fucking least by having good company.

Got my Great Tier master last yeat. No I'm in between great and god tier, depending what my current task is

Relying on your degree makes you shit tier

If you have any degree that isn't art related you can get a job in most fields if you're competent and good at socializing

apparently whoever made that list is in the suicide tier

just dont expect to make big bucks in arch, and the novelty of decorating a building will wear off someday.

as pretentious as it may sound you have to have a somewhat philosophy oriented mind or else you'll never be able to tell a good story to sell.

think about it: there are so many architects out there, why would developers want to pay you big bucks specifically to design a building? Design is subjective, what makes your "taste" superior than the others?

Whole thing is a shit show. You can only make it if you're really insightful and can contribute new way of thinking and designing but stuffs like this are usually limited to a person's natural capacity for """deep thought""". Architecture tends to attract those hippie creative leftists that wants to do arts but settles for something more realistic. However the truth is those types of people will never be able to create a thoughtfully designed building.

I studied History and philosophy. Although they are both invaluable for growth and understanding, they belong in suicide tier being utterly useless for ones career. No one could give a flying fuck if I comprehend the Tao te Ching and parasitic nature of shekelstinians. Treat University like you would treat a trade school.

(pls let me continue my rant I'm autistic this way) architecture is much more about project management than it is about designing. Designing is reserved for the best, and the best are always pretty smart people that can think both "philosophically" and in detail about issues. You need to have a knack for the ""big ideas"" while still be autistic enough to obsess over the little things.

Otherwise you'll have to take over the role of project management (still big money if you can do it right) and be the person that get things done and make things work.

look at rocks idk

Double good tier.

> what is hardware

Civil engineering? Kek

Do something which helps reconstruct past climate. The modelers need people who can read rocks which are several million years old

Engineering is such a loose term...

comp eng is usually a bizarre mix of something else and electrical eng

software eng is by itself

Take military out of suicide tier.

K-12 Education has failed men. The military rectifies this failure.

That's why architecture can be shit/suicide tier at worst because schools are usually painting a false narrative to lure in naive students, only for the students to realise it isnt what they were told and they've wasted money and time. However if you're lucky and genuinely find all aspects of architecture profession interesting, in addition to being good at it, then the good news is that you'll be able to fly quite high before you hit the celing. Genuinely good architects are like good programmers or good film directors.

Get out of psychology asap. Wasted 4 years of my life.

>hurrdurr humanities are shit

Why are STEMfags so autistic?

The harder STEM gets pushed the more often there is demand for humanities degrees.

Plus I'd rather spend years learning something I actually care about

Nah you're just too dumb to know how to sell yourself in the job market

>Needing a degree to make money

Attached: 1518989804351s.jpg (110x125, 1K)

I study computer science atm, but isn't wagecucking shit tier in general?

>CS
>not elder god tier
This is why you will you be a poor NEET forever.

Is that how you justify getting a 4 year degree that is worth toilet paper?

Info tech - so can maybe get UNBELIEVABLE tier Systems Admin job.

400k/yr AT&T
1 mill/yr after 15+ years

So where does "Molecular Biology" fit in?

Virgin . Thinking his eve degree will put you above any chad. You will still be an anti social virgin neet

How lucrative is it?
Is it true its mostly dominated by stinking Jews?

shit list, all my friends that did electrical eng now work in software developer roles

>law enforcement/nursing same tier as info tech and cyber security
If you think wiping asses and dealing with niggers all day is the same tier as info sys or cyber security you are literally a retard. Clearly this was made by some sort of engineering uni student in his second year because in the real world a sales chad or some business major who winds up being in upper management cucks every one of those professions from good tier up.

Engineering for Renewable Energy

Attached: Backtothefuture.jpg (610x203, 39K)

Tooth doctor here

All forms of engineering are overrated because nobody ever got rich from it. You can get into fields with ~98% employment and not bust your ass as hard like Cyber Security at my college boasts a 97-2% doing further education, worst thing you have to take is Calculus 1. Network Systems is pretty close to guaranteed job.

Engineering is like work as hard as a med school student for half the pay.

i did electrical and if i could go back in time i would just straight up do computer science or even take some IT courses and land a niche position without having to go through 4 years of bullshit

God tier: Anything you actually enjoy and you would anyway even if it didn't pay, doesn't seem like work
Shit tier: Wagecuking for decades, grinding out enough money to retire and do what you could have just done your whole life.

Just graduated in Civil engineering, starting @ 85k w/ 6k bonus and pension. Don't know why civil is only "great" tier thou. Not as difficult as electrical engineering, but good money can be made after school. It's also a very stable market, the world will always need turd herders.

What scripting languages should I learn to be a systems Admin?

You young ones are funny. Your major doesn't matter. Just go to the best University you can get into. And start figuring out what you want to do with your life early. Don't get played by the system.

Seeing as biochemistry is in great tier twice, I'd say it's been a good choice.
What's your view on job opportunities? I have a hard time envisioning specifically what a person with our set of skills ends up doing. Tbh I'm contemplating wasting a couple more years going for a PhD.

for example, my major falls somewhere between Shit Tier and Suicide Tier and I make mid to high 6 figures a year right now. I'm 29.

I'm an astronaut.

Finished my electrical engineering bachelor's in 2014. Will finish my masters in business administration at the end of the year. Starting salary was 62k am now making 94,530. Still, I hate being a wagie

Soils. Become a geotech/env consultant. Its stable and straightforward

Maybe for brainlets like you. I really did find it all too challenging

>Also, why is Architecture meh tier?
Because I know like 3 restaurant managers who are trained architects

But really why is military at the bottom tier?
Maybe careerwise I guess, but you can make connections, learn how to work hard and gets lots of sundry benefits from the military, at least in America.
I think it could be upgraded to at least the shit tier

lol engineers implying they're better than physicists, engineers literally just do algebra and linear algebra for their entire degrees.

where is shrimp farming?

work for 5 years and set up your own construction company. Outsource all the work to pajeet subcontractors.

Aerospace engineering is a trash degree.
I work with 3 guys with that degree and none of them could get jobs as an engineer.
They work on the shop floor alongside us blue collar guys.
They make a little more money, but they spent like 70K on collage.

Attached: 1514984811619.jpg (740x974, 560K)

>chemistry "god tier"

only if you're a computational chemist.

analytical chem will be fully automated in

Thinking about Economics with a foreign language and a statistics minor.
Is this good or is finance a better alternative?

Above godlike is Information Systems (Business + IT)

finance

Could history be a good degree if you're not retarded and actually like history, with the intention of getting a Phd and teaching?

What do you guys think about International Business?

Im also going to get IT certs on my own time outside of school to go with it.

If you aren't born rich, it doesn't really matter what you graduate in. You will always belong in the rat race. I don't really care how much money I will make if I don't get rich from crypto

Bioengineering is the humanities degree of engineering

urban planning/ real estate
literally buffed architechture

desu I called Engineering overrated but that job seems like one of the best, know this one guy in Colorado he spends 25% of his time in a sweet government provided Jeep looking at rivers and streams, its also a manly job and you can be proud of yourself.

I admit I loathe math, I work in libraries.

Second year software engineering. Its the best program at my uni.

Fuck no it's not a good degree!

With the way educational politics are now, the only History PhDs getting hired for tenure track positions are focused in very niche SJW-style fields like African American studies, Women's studies, or the history of Latin America, Asia, Africa, etc.

If you're a white male who did not get your PhD from an Ivy League school with insane connections and a book deal before you finish school, you'll never get a job above shitty adjunct temp work.

Hope you like grading essays at community colleges for $1500 a class per semester, user.

This is sadly true. So your "god tier" engineering degrees makes you $100-200k (after 5-10 years) IF you pack up and move to wherever the industry hub is (otherwise you'll make half that). And you have

Also, why is petroleum engg above mech? Mech is far more versatile. Second highest demand where I go, behind software.

where does Cog-Sci fit in all this?

>anthropology is meh tier
Overrated, it is literally the least valuable degree in terms of ROI

Protip for my fellow IT bros who aren't great at programming: even mediocre sysadmins and infosec dudes are rolling in job offers. Learn some cloud computing stuff (AWS or Azure) and you'll make dad proud by getting a solid job quickly.