a math degree isn't a very good idea is it ):

>>18615623
One of the best degrees you can get with one of the lowest drop out rates.

>>18615623
Employability-wise, yeah kinda. Stats is a better choice

>>18615623
Are you good at math?
>y do it
>n do engineering

>>18615668
>Employability-wise, yeah kinda.
Wrong
>Stats is a better choice
Right

>>18615674
"bad at math? how about u take a program that has math AND physics!"

>autism

>>18615681
It's more about critical thinking and problem solving. The math comes along if you have the skills to think it out. It's actually applying math.

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>>18615668
the college im at doesn't have a statistics course, should i get my bachelors in math then move onto a better university to get my statistics? they go hand in hand no?

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>>18615623

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>>18615869
This is fine if you want a steady job. But anything less than phd in pure mathematics is brainlet tier

>>18615623
my friend doing pure math changed to applied math for this reason, look into it

>>18615869
>the college im at doesn't have a statistics course
Go to a better college