The STEM meme

>>2804653
My parents gave me 6 mill at age 18 so I didn't need a degree. Bought a few properties, rent them out, I make about 800k/yr+1mill of housing growth.

21, M. Sc in computer science engineering, starting as major consulting firm next month

>>2804657
off rent or growth? either way impressive figures, what land is this?

>>2804657
>What did your parents do?
>How many properties do you have?
>800k on rents?

>>2804653

Oh yeah and STEM isn't an actual meme, that's what these neets say the whole time while they're in their basements shitposting on /b/. STEM is probably the most valuable if you want to start a company or lead one later on.

>>2804668
How can you be Masters at 21? Which country?

>>2804653
26 m.sc. real estate engineering & management (europe)

>>2804678

Belgium and I met some German guys who were 24 and they didn't achieve their master either, it's weird.

>>2804657
800k in rent

This is the worst LARP I've seen, at least make it believable next time

>>2804653
Good luck doing anything with a bachelors in physics except being forced into getting your masters

>>2804688
Me being one of them lol. This is how it works in here.

In Germany at 21 one is seldom a B.Sc. let alone Masters.

>>2804694
Not impossible depending when and where OP was 18

>>2804721
Oh, not OP, the LARP anon.

I know a guy studying Physics as well (also EU), rather slacking behind on his schedule.
In the meantime he's earning good money as the only programmer of a fun little company.

>>2804737
He was in ETH and ZEC tho :^

>>2804688
>>2804713
For germans it would be "normal" to be master at 24 (and there are some which are) but most people take more time, no ones really concerned with the age their finish here i guess

started CS master this year with 25, started the bachelor with 21 so pretty late in comparison with guys directly from school, nonetheless they are often finished either at that time

>>2804771
It's not that late. In Germany it's rather common finishing masters by the age of 25, 26 or even 27. Not that the companies care too much, but they will certainly ask you why

>>2804653
26, just got a BSc in biomed, currently in med school. Beter late than never. I'm literally getting paid to study in my moms basement, so that's a positive too.