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> Business Degree in Finance
> Mathematics Degree with Statistics
> Computer Science Degree with Mathetics
> Business Economics Degree
> International Political Economy Degree
Which would you pick?
Also is it still possible for me to even go to school? I'm 21 and haven't gone to school since I was 18, and haven't even done much else, just been at home. To note, I was not stupid when I was in school, just haven't decided what I want to do in my life.
Money isn't an issue, parents are able to pay for my schooling and living and car expenses.
Just need some type of motivation, and I think I'm getting it now, seeing how bored I am, and now I want to study something really bad.
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>>1666974
cs
just go to a cc explore options if money isn't an issue. Most degrees require an econ course, cs course (if stem), business is meme
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>>1666974
yes it's totally possible for you to go. I would choose the second option assuming you're very good at math. Otherwise CS.
Good luck and don't get lazy and fuck it up. I saw too many people with potential and family money do that. Eventually you get cut off.
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CS
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>>1666983
Yep just failed out of college, or im on a semester probation. Idk what it is but later in a semester i just cant do schoolwork.
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>>1666974
Go with computer science.
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>>1666974
Mathematics degree with Statistics
Best mode: Mathematics Degree with computer science
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>>1668370
Getting the degree in math and minoring in CS is better than getting the degree in CS and minoring in math.
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Think about what career you want before choosing a degree.
Any quantative degree will provide opportunities, the more applied it is, the better. Also think about potential for internships and work placements.
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