100% ACCURATE COLLEGE MAJOR RANKINGS

you missed Actuarial Science, it's #3.

The mid-career pay is also bullshit. I'm 30 and making twice that.

>>1150874
hey, i can transfer to actuarial from my engineering, but, i will have wasted a year of my life.

Thoughts? Are actuaries limited, or can they branch out to other jobs in finance?

>tfw EE in training to be a nuclear operator

Literally 300k a year salary after 5 years

>1 Petroleum Engineering Bachelor's $101,000 $168,000 71%

oil fucking COLLAPSED a year ago. everyone's being shed left and right, what a shit fucking list.

>>1151041
yeah you can but you have to probably put in 5+ years in the insurance industry and get a reputation. you're not going to make a jump into investment banking or anything. It's common to become CFO of an insurance company, though.

>>1150867
>check first link
>4 salaries reported
Into the trash it goes.

>>1150867
>14-38

>Tfw I'm double majoring in finance and accounting

Finance is up there with the big engineering degrees and accounting as job outlook everywhere, so no matter what I'll have a job... Whether I end up making the average 60k an accountant makes or the 100k+ a finance job makes is up to how well I manage my shit. I'm also getting an MBA in finance so I should be good

>>1151097
you can in some circumstances... a few very large banks do employ actuaries. There is demand from some hedge funds too - getting involved in the reinsurance business, trading cat bonds etc...

>chemistry
>100 something

i know this list is for bachelors, but you have to literally be crazy to go into chemistry these days with anything less than an M.Sc.

>>1151885
this

I never understood the whole hype regarding chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences.

Most list always ranked chemistry as a top tier job bla bala bla. I know a lot of chemists with BSc, MSc or even Dr who make minimum wage.

I am a medicinal chemist Bachelor's and I want to study Drug Discovery and Pharma management at UCL. I hope the business side of chemistry/medicinal chemistry is $$$

>>1152380
>>1151885
O and next to that. If you study some science university program and you only have a BSc you will become homeless.

MSc is an absolute necessity, and PhD is numerous cases as wel

>>1152380
>>1152384

Starting my PhD in chem this fall. If I can't break into industry I'm taking my degree to patent law or something. The upside to having a PhD is everyone thinks you are a fucking genius. Hopefully that helps getting jobs elsewhere if chem falls through.

>>1151885
it's the same with bio

completely saturated

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>tfw too dumb to do any of these now

I guess I'm just gonna ride that "undecided" train for 2 years and try to go into supply chain management.

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>>1151098
Can't read?