Is there any field which isn't completely saturated?

>>972570
Sales

STEM considering we haven't made the multiverse our bitch yet

There is literally no good major so just pick what you want

Genetics, especially clinical genetics, is projected to grow by 40% in the next decade. Hope you're smart enough for both a PhD and an MD required to cash in on this.

>>972570
pick whatever your heart leads you to, that's where you will earn the best money

>>972614
clinical research in general

>>972622
Clinical in general

Feminist vegan basket weaving

>>972614
> cash in on this

kek

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Information Systems.

>>972656
Lol

>>972657
He's not wrong, Information systems is thriving atm a lot of companies are growing bigger, expanding online or improving overall systems. More people are needed to maintain databases and database management startups are among the most successful especially those that target towards the governments because they run on absolutely horrendous databases.

>tfw 18
>graduating HS with 2 year college degree
>don't know what to major in
>scrolling through the college I want to go to's major offerings over and over driving myself insane

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>>972674
This. But hey laugh at me and call it a meme degree while Sunhil is coding the shit you should be doing for half the price.

>>972570

Medical technology fields aren't.

You can pretty much get a job anywhere you want.

>>972680
It's not about coding, it's about developing. The difference between IT guys and Ranjeep is the same as the difference between a construction engineer and a construction worker

>>972707
Yeah you're correct just wanted anon to freak out. That line always get CS majors going.

Law

Space exploration

>>972570
Software Engineering. But please don't do it for the job prospects or money. I cannot stress this enough.

>>972570
Inheriting money and/or a business from your parents. It's the only thing that isn't fucked.

Sorry poorfags.

>>972677
Anything in the hard sciences, you can't go wrong. Just please god make sure you get some exposure to the real world, like with an economics or business minor

>>972744
>hard sciences
>good/not saturated

>>972707
Do you think an IT degree is a smart idea in a third world country ??

I live in chile , so idk if that career is a smart idea.

pd: I dont plan on going to the USA so i hope you can advice me without fear.

>>972570
Actuarial as long as you're not a chink or paki

Who cares? Assuming you haven't started studying yet, you'll be graduating in three years time (at least). Professionals can't predict the economy in three years time, what makes you think you can?

FWIW, even if what you chose turned out to be "saturated", you'll still have no problems finding a job if you aren't Joe Average. Do you honestly think a 4.0 with exceptional extra-curriculars from a good school ever struggles to find a job, in any job market?

>>972614
>[citation needed]

Electricity Engineer with the lauded authorization

Anything related to water systems with plumbing and also gas authorization

Dunno if that is what it is called in the US, but in my country only people with authorization can say "this piece of factory/proces/machine/home electrical setup/sewage system/gas installation is up to specs and is hereby allowed to be used"

MASSIVE DEMAND

>>973282

This as well

Hell, even English majors can get good jobs with the right credentials

dick sucking

Urology is the easy the least saturated field.
>90% of urology is handled by nurses because there's such a shortage of doctors
>1 in 10 urologists aren't going to be within retirement age in the next few years

>>972570
electrical engineering in power systems

>>972744
Why not history major

>>972612
here I come, fine arts degree

>graduating in Pipeline Transport
Am I fucked with the current oil situation?

>>973374
neat

>>973375
This

>EE friend focused on power systems
>went for his masters with a focus on power system
>26 and makes 6 figures playing with induction cooktops in a lab

Sales won't go away any time soon and there is constant turnover. Same for construction, but the market is cyclical.

>>972737
this.
I'm in my first semester of CS and I realize coding(for me) sucks. Better to realize this in my first semester than in my second year.

>>972570
Sucking your mom's dick

>>972744

>exposure to the real world
>economics degree

Right.

>>975250
Damn, that's a pretty specific degree. What did you even study?

>>972570

Coders. There's about 40k qualified people and a 250,000 need currently.

by 2020 the demand for senior web developers/coders will be approximately 1 million, and only 200,000 will be qualified.

That's why there are so many start-up companies touting to teach anyone code in 12 weeks to land a job as a junior web developer. People who stick with it can easily command jobs of $100k+ a year, especially in the SF and NYC area where living expenses are high.

Thing is, most resources can be found for free. Odin Project, Team Treehouse, Lynda... can learn how to code in a year part time if you stick with it.

It is over-saturated... with idiots and newbies. Some of the tried and true developer bootcamps have a high standard of acceptance, but practically guarantee an average six-figure salary if completed.

>>975857
How viable is getting employed a coding job after learning from free sources? Or do more established coding bootcamps tend to carry more weight in terms of reputation for hiring managers?

>>975857
> web development is coding

> 40k qualified
source needed

> 250,000 need
citation needed

oh wait. this is all bait.

>>972572

Always money in selling shit. Either sell your own shit or sell someone's shit for commission.

>>975857

I've seen a lotty of shitty coders come from college. School teaches theory rather than practical coding and thus most students are shit. Universities have also been trying to focus on getting women to code who generally suck at it too.

>>973375

I did this, the graduating class stays roughly the same size every year (small) even though more and more students are going to college

>>975928
Not sure if the exact figures are valid, but it seems reasonable.

There's a ton of unmet demand for developers but they're for more specialized positions.

>>972630
My MBA is in Third-Wave Intersectional Feminist Post-Modern Syncretic Spiritual Liberation Theology and Critical Clitoral Theory.
I'm trying to get work in HR.

>>973282
What's this whole extra-circular meme?

I want to do Computer Engineering at a polytechnic next year and so employers give a shit if I played football or basketball if I want to work in software or hardware? If I'm programming or doing IT work they should just want to know that I know what I'm doing, right?

If I do do extra-ciricular it would be something light and fun, like a table top gaming club or a debate club.

>>976096
This isn't highschool. Employers don't care about your extracurriculars.
In STEM at least they care about experience and skill.
My first job never asked about my GPA, and I've never been asked about it in subsequent jobs. (3.0, CS major)

Make sure you do internships and research or personal projects. That will definitely make you stand out.

>>975231
you should want things based on your desires, not based on how lazy you can be and still attain some measure of success in it.

>>972718
Is this a meme or are you serious?
I'm double majoring in history/political science for law (I like history and poli sci is best for law even though it doesn't matter what you major in for it) and I thought it was overly saturated

>>976155
Its hit or miss, I got the feeling like the meme caught on and every money hawk scurried over to IT and Finance, because I checked University of Oregon a Tier 2 and they were just like "yeah apply and you'll probably get in" they don't even know who I am. Yes this is just anecdotal evidence but if you go to the website and read How to Apply they give off a desperate vibe.

Long story short it might be secretly sneaky good to go into Law at this year because everyone got scared off thanks to the horror stories of Barrister to Barista in 2010-2015.

>>976176
Thank you, you revitalized me. Time to crack down and do well in undergrad. No more fun allowed...

Funny you mention University of Oregon, my friend's brother is in his second year there and I guess he has a campaign taste. We exchanged emails and he helped me out. It sounds like he has a nice internship or something and law in Oregon would be comfy as all get out.

>>976096

Depends on the company, playing team sports or getting involved in clubs shows you have initiative and are not a complete sperg. If the decision to hire you or another candidate is close then its likely the company will go with whoever will fit in better with the culture

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>>975942
>Always money in selling shit.

>>972570
Psychology

>>976096
An employer needs a check that you can go outside and not cry when another human being tries to communicate with you.

People say sports as for some reason they think this is the most popular option. It is also the most office friendly topic in the world. I haven't heard of a COBE complaint yet that started with a sports discussion

>>972735

Field is too small, desu. Very few people in NASA/SpaceX/etc studied astronomy or aeronautical engineering, they were poached from other fields like physics or chemistry.

>>973236
>Actuarial as long as you're not a chink or paki
Do tell, it's a career path I'm strongly considering (currently a first year maths undergrad in the UK).

>>976811
>Very few people in NASA/SpaceX/etc studied astronomy or aeronautical engineering, they were poached from other fields like physics or chemistry.
[insert kek joke here]

>>978634
Wait... kek is being filtered to kek?

>Learn chinese or arabic
>acquire TESL certificate
>move to relevant country
>????
>profit

Developing economies are foaming at the mouth for english teachers and its only gonna get better. This would be an easily transferable skill if you want to go into a /richfag/ field later in life.

>We multicultural now

>>976096
Relevant EC's are dope. Sure there might be a level of "this guys a hard worker whos involved in his community" if you do sports, but clubs that do travel or service work, or any shit related to the field you're going into (coding competitions, writing competitions, debate, whatever) can be icing on the cake assuming you have internships under your belt.

Agriculture

>>979887
>implying it's not saturated as fuck
Rice is like $350 a ton.

>>972570
you think we'd tell you?

>>978635
stop being such a kek

>>972570
soon-to-be saturated (but there is still time):

'big data'
machine learning
supply chain / operations

primary care medicine

either go MD/DO/PA/NP

Study a technical disicpline and specialise in something niche

>>975942
>women to code who generally suck at it too
I've never met a woman who sucked at coding

>>980970
Because the ones who suck give up early, that's why the ratio is so skewed despite it being 2020-5.

>>980954
^ Sr Business Intelligence Engineer here.

This. Get into data.

>>980986
will CS or finance work?

>>972570
Window washing. I'm not even kidding.

>>972570
If you want to jump on the next meme degree, study Applied Mechanics/Engineering Mechanics.

High speed transportation + automation is sure to evolve in the future and you will be able to work in the industry in its early stages.

It's the gonna be the new biotech meme sector.

However, you'll cash out before it becomes too saturated.

>>976177
You're very welcome, nice to see someone from 4chan actually be grateful for help for once. I wish you the best of luck and Go Ducks, I am in Eugene too and have actually rooted for the team for a long time now.

>>981027
But the real money is in fire restoration .... or crime scene cleanup.

>>980954
Specifically healthcare informatics, or even more specifically big health data, will be HUGE once people start putting all their genetic codes and medical history in all these ginormous connected databases.

nanotechnology

>>972621
fuck off warren

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Skilled trades

>>980954
Info systems and Accounting here will i be able to get in just in time ill graduate in like 3 years from now

>>981254
meant for >>980986

Supply Chain Management

>>981256
>>980954
What's a good job to get started in the field if you're an undergrad with minimal relevant academic experience

dick sucking

>>981117

Trades are good for you if you are fat, eat shit food, smoke , beat your wife, don't like learning anything and have no class whatsoever.

>>981075
waaran stahp!

>>981311
I honestly thought that was a /vp/ meme.

>>972656
I'm currently in this. My college had a career fair and I was surprised that almost every company was looking for comp info systems majors.

The nature of the market is such that any field currently unsaturated will become saturated in just a few years

Therefore it's not even a question worth considering. By the time you graduate you will have already missed out.

>>975857
>Thing is, most resources can be found for free. Odin Project, Team Treehouse, Lynda... can learn how to code in a year part time if you stick with it.
If you're NEET you can get a web dev job in under 6 months for sure. I've read a story about some hippie that couch surfs learning to code on his laptop and got a PHP job after finishing Codecademy's lessons and doing a few personal portfolio projects.

It's really cool how literally anyone with some self motivation can get a high paying job in and industry that would have been gibberish 25 years ago.

>>981117
Trades are fucking shit and older workers will go out of their way to fuck over new workers.

So, many, damn entry levels jobs in STEM field it's ridiculous. I've had to just stop reading emails, because there are so many. All of them pay $20/hr and last from 6mo-1yr and once you have 2 years in the STEM field you will be literally begged to work in full-time positions w/ benefits.

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I can't decide between the following
>Electronics & IT + Regulation & Automation (Mostly about automation + setting up / designing and testing digital systems + electricity production)
>Math & Economics
>Psychology

All 5 years btw.

Data scientists

Read a report recently that said that they'll be a difference of around 50% between demand and supply for that job in the next 3 years

>>975857
>>982706
I don't think you realize how deep into NEETdom I am, I don't have any money to buy the right software, though I'll stop being a cunt and look up every source you just gave me.

What about all the indian and chinese coders? There must be more than 800000, surely. Even african subsistence farmers have laptops nowadays.

this is a job literally anyone with a source of electricity and some wifi he can leech off can learn to do, in theory, what an interesting cyberpunk future it might be

anyway

web developer, coder, PHP job, Odin Project, Team Treehouse, Lynda, Codecademy

film / "media arts"

fucking seriously. you're all laughing now but I'm making 70k six months out of college with a cushy corporate 35 hour work week.

there's a lot more avenues through "media arts" than simply going to hollywood to suck the next producer's nephew's dick your whole life

>>982910
Please elaborate, all media educations here can not promise internships, and admit to being oversaturated.

>>977553
Pretty straight forward: do math, communicate what the math tells you, get paid. Asians struggle with the communicate part because of their accents but the field is full of them because white people can't do math.

Most job postings expect 2-3 tests complete right after graduation but I was getting interviews with 0 tests done and 2 scheduled because I was white and could speak clearly.

Definitely saturated for indians and chinese tho

Incidentally coding has this same problem - white people who are legitimately good are on instant manager/ceo track just because they can speak clearly. But white coders are mostly brogrammers that want to play with nerf guns all day so it's saturated with asians and indians.

>>982935
Fuck yes, I'm white.

Are there any downsides to the job?

do you fucking keks even realize that if you simply do what you like and want to do you can excel in your field and the bounds can be endless? you guys worry way too much about this saturation bullshit

i'm studying business economics.
bad choice or can i make it work?

>>983169
This. You aren't going anywhere when you expect to fail.