Am i just throwing my life away if i’m not in STEM?

You ARE throwing away your life in there unless you're some real obnoxious amd loud Chad who's pursuing a career to bullshit about politics on TV, or if you know and have good standing with politicians, which also implies being a huge Chad.

Really, just try to get into some business and you're set for life, everything else is slaving your life away with no return.

I'm saying that the majority of STEM disciplines (mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology, chemistry, etc.) is not any better for getting a job than a non-STEM field.

CS is a meme major without future. If you aren't among the absolute best you'll end up as a code monkey that gets replaced by millions of Indians who do it for a quarter of your wage. The only fields that guarantee good future pay are Engineering and Medically related ones.

ask yourself what you can realistically do with your degree, what type of job do you expect to get after collage, and is it something you can see yourself doing for 30 to 40 years.

But then you gotta be some real obnoxious and loud Chad to succeed in business too.
Just can't win....

Although it is wrong, his point is it should be reduced to "TE" instead of "STEM".
There are obviously also well paid jobs in biochemistry and life sciences, particularly in Germany, USA and Switzerland.

Doubt that very seriously
Sure not all fields are created equal, but their sure as shit better than gender studies

Translation looks cool

Imagine being an interpret at the UN these niggas are loaded and it looks sick

Otherwise working in an embassy. They are all/int/ related too

Otherwise law or joining the army

are you rich or have family connections? If not drop out and do stem.

Only rich people can afford to do political science.

Not necessarily. Hire Chad to do the face job. You run things from the back.

Law may be good too, especially if you have family and connections.

You're the one reducing it to gender studies.

There's linguistics, history, etc. Those can get you a job if you're not a fucking idiot, a high paying one, but you have to work at it.

I know many people miserable in STEM, simply doing STEM doesn't mean shit nowadays.

Family connections is good for anything. You could do art and get a government position.

>history
>a high paying job

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good luck with your physics degree bud

>but you have to work at it.
wow what an advantage

lol

higher education is a meme
employment is a meme
crime is the only real future proof career

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If i want to pursue a job in a non STEM related field, how much of an advantage would a STEM degree give me?

dont lie to him. People with history and high paying jobs got there through NEPOTISM. not hard work.

im not jealous, because I did stem and have a decent job.

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what field? stop being coy and spit it out

bitter stem neet or jobless nonstem neet

Would you recommend law?

Linguistics is cool. It's basically high maths+botany if you get into things like syntax and phonology. Really fun as a hobby at least but if you go deep it's harder than a lot of STEM stuff.

Business for example

I studied law. It's literally the road to mediocrity.

I'd recommend IT. Lots of different jobs available. High wage potential. Can easily start your own business. Can create an actual product.

>It's basically high maths+botany if you get into things like syntax and phonology. Really fun as a hobby at least but if you go deep it's harder than a lot of STEM stuff.

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What STEM should you do if you want a job?

If you JUST want to get a job, do Accounting or Nursing

Fiscaal recht is de ultieme roodpil

Engineering and the more software oriented the better (depends on the country)
CS is also good

no
I'm in STEM and I'm throwing my life away anyway.

I'm in the 2nd year and they decided to make everything impossible.
1st year was so easy and nice.
3 weeks till the Christmas break and if I haven't killed myself before then I'll consider it a success.

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to be frank, a business degree wont teach much. Since the end goal is for you be an entrepreneur, its better to just start a business.

It seems to me youre verbally inclined.

>Mathematics, Compsci
Job guarantee in every big company
>Medicine
Dont need to explain
>Engineering
Same for maths and compsci

what uni? what course?

English unis are very easy to get through as long as youre not a brainlet

>>Engineering
>Same for maths and compsci
you'd be surprised Dariusz.
Everyone is saying you need a Masters on top of a Bachelors if you want to be employed.

Mech Engineering
Top 15 in UK

What further complicaties this is that at the moment if i dropped out i can’t study any STEM field because i didn’t study it in high school. I would have to take taking my high school exam in physics, chemistry etc.

I don't know

Zolang je je studie politicologie maar niet afmaakt voordat je aan een andere studie begint.

Ik wil graag nog een tweede studie doen, maar dan moet ik me scheel betalen omdat ik al een diploma heb.

I'm joining the army because I've given work a go for 7 years and I've peaked at mediocre office wageslave. I want to kill myself every day

Ill admit engineering is tough but its meant to be that way especially in second year. Third is easier for sure. On the masters thing, yh Ive seen jobs listing wanting a minimum masters and sometimes even PhD.

but masters isnt too bad besides the pricing nowadays.

>Third is easier for sure.
really?
That might just be the best news I've heard in months.
Thanks Polebro.

Worst thing about engineering is you have to work with others because "In the real world that's what engineering is all about!"

Fucking electrical engineering retards who don't know shit and their grade has to be the same as mine fucking cunting fucks

I did bachelors CS at a mid tier and am now earning $45,000 a year despite having literally zero work experience. There are people who got masters from Imperial College or UCL that get paid exactly the same as me.

It's pretty good desu.

There's also Neurology+Linguistics studies at the Master's level, really interesting stuff.

after or b4 taxes?
Also what kind of work are you doing?
Prepare for suicidal thoughts within 5 years, specially if you have to work with Pajeets.

Yeah it's really an excellent interdisciplinary field which is why I consider it a good intellectual hobby. Regardless of your main interest you will be able to relate it to the deepest levels to some sort of linguistics by analogy and it'll never become easy or boring. I knew I'd like it cause I liked Wittgenstein and it becomes so enlightening and helps elucidate so many other things. It's a really undervalued field, and likely its difficulty underestimated because it's considered a social science/humanity in some places even though its actual essence is complex logic problems and computation.

Bretty good post.
I agree with everything, haven't read much Wittgenstein tho.

>pajeets
you know most english people have had indian school mates.

no work exp, how? Your CV mustve been like 2 lines