What's the best non STEM degree?
What's the best non STEM degree?
Nicholas Nelson
Isaiah Myers
Law
Jonathan Sullivan
Why? Isn't law degree by itself pretty useless unless you go to law school?
Grayson Robinson
Accounting or actuary
Grayson Flores
Garbage. I was 50/50 on going this route. I'm glad I didn't.
Julian Mitchell
It is STEAM don't forget ART you fucking white male.
Joshua Long
Business if you are good looking
Dylan Gutierrez
Really? Why do you think those are trash? I'm Mech E so I have no bias here.
Blake Davis
computer science
Cooper Russell
Actuaries usually hold math bachelors, if you think they are the same as accountants you are dead wrong. Advanced probability goes into some aids "pure math" concepts
Justin Wright
Welding
Jose Phillips
compared to what I decided to pursue, accounting is:
>monotonous
>lower salary
>more stressful
>less prestige
Nathaniel Green
chemistry
Luke White
[u denied] 619
Liberal arts degree is useless
Brandon Martinez
African studies
Easton Lopez
You're right, I was thinking of the actuarial science degree itself, apparently many actuaries just have math degrees or something because you have to take a bunch of exams.
Jace Brooks
Accounting / CPA (with a focus on accounting-anchored valuations) + Economics (dual degree or by selecting appropriate electives)
Then learn python.
Congratulations, you are an unicorn, now.
Aaron Myers
Arts don't create shit that's usefull
Mason Gray
Those actuary exams are hard and nontrivial. They usually have math bachelors since you need to have math major knowledge to pass the tests
Robert Murphy
Yeah I didn't know that. I knew a few guys who got the actuarial science degree and they didn't seem very bright, but apparently the degree doesn't really matter, the exams are all that matters and they're hard.
Nathaniel Jenkins
How hard is it to learn python? What would you say is the minimum I.Q?
Jonathan Cook
Business
William Ward
60
Gabriel Morgan
Bringing up actuary is dumb as hell, that is just a specific math degree. Actuary means you are taking usually 3 semesters of calculus and a bunch of probability and Stat courses.
Honestly act Sci major is a terrible choice, because it is built for one super competitve job, but you don't need an actuary degree to even get that job. If you even consider this go with statistics or something. Then if you decide you don't want that you still have options.