What's the most /biz/ non-engineering degree?

>>1291302
The only "/biz/ approved" careers are daytrading, forex, or buying and selling trumpcoin, pepecoin and ethereum

>>1291308
kek

>>1291302
>barred from studying engineering

Y doe

>>1291392
I'm a transfer student, but their college of engineering is already apparently full and/or they don't think I can make it. All I know is, they will only admit me if I don't pick an engineering major.

Which is kind of irritating because It's not like I have a full ride. You'd think if I have to pay, I can pick whatever major I damn please.

>>1291592
cant you just declare another major, while working on your core classes, and then switch to engineering once accepted

>>1291699
I don't know if they'll let me switch is the issue.

>>1291716
If you want to be an engineer and know you can transfer in, you can probably do something like Physics or Math major, so you can get a lot of the pre-reqs done for those classes, and even if you cannot, those jobs still have decent fields

>>1291302
Do applied math.

>>1291775
>>1291780
I'll look into applied mathematics. Are there any med fields that don't require 30 years of schooling/residence? 30 being an exaggeration, of course.

>>1291836
Off the top of my head, maybe radiologist, but even then, might not be worth it

Most are 7+ years, Pharmacy is usually 6 and pays well (my school is only 5 however)

>>1291845
Searching around the job market for applied mathematics, it can lead into some pretty comfy positions, if you have comp. sci, physics, or engineering experience/study as well. If I can't change back to engineering totally, I might be able to get it as a minor and build a CS portfolio.

Computer Science isn't really engineering
Statistics for the big data meme

>>1291940
In most unis Computer Science is basically engineering.

>>1291940
It's in their engineering college; I checked.

So I'm torn between changing to a profitable but unenjoyable major or moving to get a profitable but slightly more enjoyable trade; I have a week to decide lol.

OP, the most /biz/ thing to do is to drop out of school immediately and start a business. Degrees are for wage-plebs.

Most hotshot CEO's like Bill Gates are dropouts.
Andrew Carnegie was so /biz/nass he dropped out of elementary school.

>>1291967
See
>>1292133

I can't declare comp. Sci as my major. Or any sort of engineering at all. Or Architecture.

Condition of acceptance.

Econometrics

Anything STEM or Business/Finance is good.

>>1291302
If you get a kick-ass GPA in Finance, you'll do just fine bro.

>>1292278
What is the unemployable major? anything is employable if your try hard enough.

>>1296042
Not employable, enjoyable. Pure physics or chemistry. I can definitely get a job with either, if I make it through the degree program.

>>1296030
Really? I've heard finance is very much about networking ability, and I'm not at a big name uni.

>>1296071
Obviously networking helps too (your network defines your net worth). But if you really really love math and analysis, you can do pretty well with finance.

Disclosure: I'm an engineer with an MBA degree.

>>1296235
Gotcha. I like math when I can tie it to a tangible product; it's part of why CE was appealing to me.