What do/did you major in, /fit/? What were the people like?

>>39811096
Medicine

Outrageously keen. Don't get me wrong, the human body is fascinating, and I love what I do. But I really don't know how some people have the relentless energy to work that they do. After getting up at some god awful hour, working a normal working day (for free, I'm not getting paid. Technically I'm paying 9 grand a year to come to work), exercise and dinner - I have the energy for like a couple hours revision before flagging. Some people I know are working from the moment they get up to the moment they go to sleep. You've honestly never seen anything like it.

>>39811096
Biomedical Engineering

Weak and unathletic

>>39811096
computer engineering

everyone is antisocial and skinny

Computer Science

antisocials, autists, faggots, ugly and annoying women

the occasional cool guy I made friends with

I did my time, now it's time to make my money

Physics

I dont know any of them

>>39811096
Chemistry

Male dominated (but not to the same extent as physics, engineering, compsci)
Only one fatass, who traveled around on a mobility scooter
Very few autists for a STEM course but no chads either. Everyone was just "normal"
I was easily the most /fit/ although most guys did some kind of sport

Mathematics

Surprisingly diverse

>>39811096
Computer Science and Business it's a mix of obnoxious faggots and losers (70%) and some really cool dudes and hit chicks.

>>39811096
B.S. in biology

pretty good population distribution of people types really

Currently getting my M.S.P.S in Biotechnology.

There's like 4 of us, one is like me that lifts a bunch but also drinks a bunch. Other 2 are quiet, odd, and friendly.

PharmD
4:1 female to male ratio
Cute wife material girls
Guys were mostly scrawny arabs
The few guys who did lift stood out
Group study led to loads of sex after tests

Economics

Ugly boyz everywhere. Frail as well.

I doubled in Math and Finance

Math is v diverse, like the other anon said a couple posts up. Some of my classes have more dudes in them, but in general its like 60-50/40-50 guys/girls. The girls are fairly normally distributed in terms of attractiveness. You could say the same about the guys I guess. I know a bunch of Math majors who lift. Most of them are pretty dorky and weird/awkward.

Finance is 50% frat bros, 30% weird dudes, 15% cool guys, 5% girls. most of the guys look like they lift.

Finance

Electronic Engineering, in UK.

Unathletic Skinny Nerds, and unathletic fat nerds. Coolest guy on the course was a Romanian dude who played football. I was a runner.

>>39812006
I wonder what makes them like that

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Computer Science

Obnoxious manchildren and "nerdy" girls

Currently finishing my AA in marketing, haven't really met anyone who's into it really, mainly online classes and the ones on campus, i've never really connected with them, mainly because I don't have much time

>>39811096
ITT: everyone I went to university with was a weak nerd except me

Welding
Rednecks, burnouts, and a handful of decent people. The decent people and I got jobs before graduating.

biology specializing in agriculture

a lot of fucking annoying farm kids most of whom are incognito xenophobic, but there were some decent people too. City people were usually nice but fuck all asian women, they are the scum of the earth and I don't know why anyone tolerates their existence

i was just the quiet skinny guy in a sea of 80% women, didn't mingle a lot with people in my program, all but 1 of my friends are in different majors

Currently studying business. Going to transfer over to law enforcement and later get a degree on something useful in that field.

Business school is full of frat bros, kids whose parents are rich and lol moneys people in general. Not my type of bunch, everyone is giving minimum effort in classes and tries to ride on people who actually do study.

Geography and Urban Studies - bunch of bleeding heart liberals and alternative people
I am planning on attending grad school for Urban Planning this fall.

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Business Administration

Second to Physical Therapy in the amount of frat like parties, most people don't give a shit and are going the whole "C's get degrees" route.

I'm doing it so when I get into law school I can have a diverse portfolio, but still nobody gives a shit. It could be worse though, gender studies still tops the charts in retards per square inch.

math

the guys are mostly skinny alternative nerd guys and autists

the girls are mostly fat except for the ones in math education

>>39811096
Masturbation.

Not much social interaction but the people I studied usually have low self esteem, self worth and would go to great lenghts to get small amounts of cash.

plumbing/heating

very similar to this >>39812270 except there were granola people in some of our classes because we had alternative heating methods and grey water systems

>>39811096
Aerospace Engineering

Most of my classmates are actually not ugly, most of the girls are though. Almost all of them think they are way more important then they actually are though. Only like 1% lift.

Theology
People are nice, but not really the "party and drinking"-types.
I only know 2 other guys who work out, but theres also some cardio bunnies.

>>39812236
I think it's for a desire for status or to live up to the standards their parents put on them. My nephew and his newly wed bought a lawyer practice and work atleast 14 hours a day just to be able to pay off the loans they got to buy the practice. Their parents are filthy rich and succesfull. It's also the reason the girl married him, she doesn't really like him bit was pressured by her family to marry someone else from a prestigious family.
I'm really close with her and she tells me everything. We also fool around behind everyones back at family gatherings.
Most of these people actually hate their lives but are in too deep and are really afraid to dissapoint their family. Last christmas she said me fucking her raw is the most exiting and "dangerous" thing she's ever done and is the only time she feels alive.
Feel pretty bad for her desu.

>>39811096
History.

A lot of girls and beta looking "intellectual" males.

Philosophy

A bunch of potheads being potheads, a bunch of women that are acting like men to show they're not weak, lots of vegans and one guy that lifts. Most are pretty cool. The rest is garbage.

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Computer Information Systems

The people sucked. Mostly fat fucks. Lazy and no work ethic. Wanted to be spoon fed. Thought they were elite hackers, but were actually retarded.

>>39812481
Sounds just like the poli sci classes I took.

>>39812496
Perhaps because some matters are shared between the two fields.

Nonetheless, it's rather cute to have an argumentation lesson, then listen to the shitty ones that vegans use to justify their choice of life.
>mankind ain't made to eat meat/drink milk waaah
>mankind literally ate meat for thousand of years

Do you also have some pretentious, prig people?

>art

it didn't work out

>>39811096
mathematics
in the higher level math classes and physics especially there might have been one girl between the four of my classes and she was easily over 300 pounds
the guys were about what you would expect, skinny, fat, lacking social skills, timid

pharmacology

the folks were okay. standard lifesci crowd
> female dominated (lotta qts)
> dudes were either beta white guys or studious FOB asians
> no one really lifted except for me

>>39812096
how's the work after? been debating getting my pharmD after I wrap up my master's

culinary arts

really dumb idea. if you can cook, you cook for years and eventually have enough experience to chef. if you have a degree in culinary arts, you cook for years and eventually have enough experience to chef. schooling makes 0 difference, and working in kitchens is severely overworked and underpaid.

but the dorms were 80% female, 19% fat/retarded guys. not a lot of competition, so i had a good time.

>>39812432
That's interesting, I mainly asked that because my mom has been on my ass about school and whatnot. She keeps asking why it seems like I don't care/why do you not work hard like other people's children/there are wealthy children who still work hard so why can't you.

I just wanted some insight into how some of those people really think.

>>39811096
Petroleum engineering. A lot of hick nerds but thats because I went to WVU

Music management. A lot of hipsters. lots of People who think they're special or alternative. Could mostly only talk about music and take themselves a bit too serious sometimes, + a lot of attention Whores. But always Found some really cool People as Well, I think it's just my inability to cope with The same People for too long.

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Electrical Engineering. Lots of unathletic skinny or fat or both nerds, quite a few pakis who are getting a degree here and are funded by their home country. Surprisingly, one of the only buff dudes I met here was this paki who is definitely on gear.

I remember my first two years I saw a few buff dudes and even a few girls in my intro courses and then realized later on that they were civil or mechanical engineers and I would never see them again. The ones that were doing electrical just dropped out because they are weak willed.

>>39812340
I'm going to start studying business this coming fall semester. Every day I read sales/finance books for at least two hours, watch interviews with successful people and apply to every sales internship known to man (within 10 miles). I genuinely wish to succeed in the business world but your words discourage me; will the education be as lackluster as those who study it? Planning on going to FAU or FIU (can't afford anything else).

>>39811096
History.

People who subscribe to history meme facebook pages like "Meticulous Mongolian Memes" and who shitpost in /gsg/.

>>39812201

Finance major

This is accurate, although I would say the % of girls at my University was higher.

80%+ were also prestige obsessed douchebags

>>39812432
>fucking nephew's wife
>CuckedByUncle.jpg

>>39812537
you only took four higher level courses?

Political Science

lots of of beta liberal men and weirdos who definitely don't lift. solid amount of hot girls. decent amount of military guys and fraternity bros who definitely lift

I love this major but unless I go to law school (which I can't afford) I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it

>>39812236
It's the will to help other people that keeps them going on.
Medicine majors truly are a Godsend. They spend all their time just for the chance to help other people. Thank your nurses and doctors lads.

>>39812061
>hit chicks
In black slang, hit means ugly. Is that what you meant too?

>>39812768
nahh, fuck em

>>39812770
he probably meant hip

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>>39812746
>solid amount of hot girls
Lucky, no such luck at my Uni Just fat libs and feminists with the occasional qt

>>39812746
you should run for Senate in Kentucky

>>39812637
I can't speak on academics but guy has some of the finest women in the country. FAU is pretty lame, I visited there last spring break there's nothing to do

>>39812708
Oh fuck I meant cousin I would never cuck my nephew.

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Environmental Science

Pretty diverse group, split about 50/50 guys and girls.

Mostly nice, genuine people.

>>39812053
Also chemsitry seconding this, but half the people either drink hard or do drugs since we're all getting cancer anyways

Geology

50/50 split, nice people with the occasional basement dweller, lifter here and there, people in general kinda fit, field trips involving long hikes with equipment sort out the fatties

>>39811096
I'm in Engineering.

The people here are fucking horrible. THe few girls get orbited like fuck unless they band together to repel the weirdos. I have a gf and I'm /fit/ so I get used as an anti neckbeard shield.

Half of these faggots won't stop referring to themselves as engineers, despite us only just finishing fucking first year.

Around half of them have a superiority complex. that makes them think they're better than everybody because they're eng students, despite all of us being engineering students too.

A lot of them think being able to solve maths problems in a controlled environment is all there is to this course. I'm not the best at that, and the amount of flak I've copped for it is honestly fucking ridiculous. Nevermind the fact that every single groupwork assignment I've ended up doing a lot of the coordinating and managing for these autists, because they're basically fucking incapable of solving problems or coming up with ideas. It got to the point where I had to tell a guy exactly what to research for our assignment and where he could find the information; he fucking boarderline plagiarized it so hard the teacher seriously considered having us redo it. That's happened more than once.

The few bros I've met all seem to be the dudes who had girlfriends or social lives before entering this hellhole. There are also a few semi-racist rich which fucks who went to private schools who look down on me because I went to a public school. It's actually kinda funny, since they're invariably kinda shit at this. Nobody really likes them, especially since our school has a high amount of exchange students and they are really fucking racist.

There are a few normies too, but they kinda annoyed me. They're loud and seem to form one or two cliques like we're back in bloody highschool. I think I'm just salty since I was in a class without my friends with a bunch of them, and I found out they made shitty jokes about me sitting alone.

>>39812779
I go to a huge party school and I'm in a fraternity so I see a lot of qts on the daily

>>39812791
I'd love to be a politician honestly

>>39812844
cont because I'm fucking raging now and can't stop.

The fact that I sat alone to focus on that classs (which was a very hard class for me) instead of talking about the toga party only 15 people showed up to apparently wasn't good enough for them.


Also, a lot of them have no interests bar engineering. Half of them are choosing minors that will help them in eng, which is fine, but their reasoning isn't that they think they'll enjoy them; their reasoning is that they'll help them be an engineer better. While that's OK, it's very soulless. A lot of them also don't seem to enjoy engineering. They just want the money and status they associate with it.

Me and a roidbro are literally the only lifters in that entire fucking faculty too. There are a few people who go to the gym and do meme routines you'd find in men's fitness but they don't know a think about nutrition or how to lift. One of my friends is setting up a home gym, though, so I might have a lifting buddy eventually. Everybody in our school's lifting club also looks like a tremendous dyel faggot too.
Jesus christ I hate so many of these people. They're so rage inducing. Every day something new happens that makes me get angry.

>>39812236
adderall

>>39812884
lmao I do engineering too and I can sorta echo this sentiment

No one really lifts except for the chad white people, and most people in the entire course have this holier-than-thou "I'm an enlightened engineer" attitude despite the only engineering we've actually done is a bit of physics and mostly calculus (just finished first year).

There's no girls here, thank fuck I'm double-degreeing with economics/finance (Ausfag)

>>39812776
More likely, he meant "hot"

>>39812917
Hey, I'm an Ausfag too! I'm in Melbourne, so everybody here is a hipster.

But yeah, you definitely get me. The holier than thou attitude is honestly the biggest peeve I have with these guys. It's like they just can't understand that getting into engineering isn't what makes them an engineer. It's finishing the damn course.

I'm pretty new to lifting, so I don't exactly look huge, but among engineering students I'm probably more /fit/ than half of them, despite a lot of them "hitting the gym". And by that I mean using machines and dumbbells. Really frustrating. It's like being surrounded by permanent NYEfags.

>>39811096
Nothingm I already got my PhD in being NEET.

>>39812953
No shit senpai I go to melbourne uni

wbu?

Accounting,

Extremely autistic. Or maybe that was just me.

>>39812960
I'm at Swinburne. So much wrong with this school. How're you finding Melbourne uni?

>>39812920
yeah that makes more sense.

Mechanical Engineering.

There was the group of smart people who always asked questions and talked with the professors. Everyone else was pretty normal and in their own groups of friends. A few people including myself were by themselves. There were like 5 girls in my graduating class, one of which was pretty cute and I regret not talking to her.

Digital design; an amalgamation between graphic design and computer science.

Depended on the classes I took. Lots of normies in Web design, bunch of libtards in the graphic design, and full on basement dwellers in comp sci

I'm business comm right now but going to switch to either Poli sci or public administration next year.

>>39813057
>Any "communication" degree
Lmao are you a woman?

>>39813057
poli sci guy above

I loved my public administration class

I basically realized that my floor (career wise) is to get a comfy government desk job and start working towards a pension/retirement

>>39811096
Kinesiology
50/50 Chad to cardiobunny ratio with the occasional failed athlete. Pretty much everyone in my major lifts

>>39812285
Why do you have those feelings towards Asian women?

>>39812432
Hey. You're a piece of shit.

>>39812844
>>39812884
>engineers

hahaha

Electronic Engineering.

A lot of arrogant assholes with superiority complexes, due to it being probably the most reputable course in the university, and it makes the most money. Heavily male-dominated, only two girls.

Very competitive and full of high achievers, you can tell most of these guys were top of their class in high school.

There's one other guy I see at the gym regularly. Mainly does body weight stuff, he's a black belt in some obscure martial art I've never heard of. Pretty cool guy, if a bit intense.

I'm very competitive myself so I fit right in I guess.

Visual Arts

Everyone is above average with money, lots of depressed/neurotic/anxious people, some are potheads, but less than people imagine, good sense of fashion, most are leftists, blasé look in their eyes, 1/3 is gay, everyone is very kind in general but a bit selfish, some are really engaged in very specific shit like knowing everything about chinese astrology, or minerals, or how to build wooden boats, or working on radical ecology projects. In /fit/ terms, some are skeleton mode, but most are normie mode and there are almost no fat people. Practically no one lifts or even cares about it, some disdain it, but overall people are active, they do yoga, some dance or martial art, or simply heavy work in their workshops.

Very interesting people, I like them. The major problem is basically that people are anxious and you can tell everyone is about to drop their spaghetti. We ourselves are trying to understand why is that so.

>accounting
lots of asians and jews, barely any blacks
lots of antisocials. they do nothing other than study, study, study
everyone is delusional in the way that they think they will get a high paying job with their 3.8GPA right out of college and wont start off at entry level doing bookkeeping shit

>>39812285
My experiece was that most were on par with vapid shocktop, maragrita, and starbucks chugging valley girls. Very spoiled, dishonest, and retarded. they get expelled or failed for not so stealthily cheating on the reg. What was your issues with em?

Electrical Engineering


Surprisingly diverse. I go to a top 5 program in the US, so there were your fair share of geniuses who excelled at academics. There were a good number of frat bros and Chads, a huge number of international kids who were all ripped for some reason and a ton of normies who studied all the time. Pretty good people overall. The few women were weird as hell though

Chemical Engineering

Went to a top 5 engineering school so everybody was really smart and a hard worker. Was probably the rare mix of really cool and outgoing people but still interested in what they do. Not socially awkward and also not super competitive. Generally really friendly.

Not too many people went to the gym though. Despite having an awesome gym facility I think it was just me and like 6 other dudes in my year of a group of 80 of which 50 were guys.

Economics, intl business (bachelors). I did a masters too but my cohort was only 10 people at UCLA

econ courses full of nerds
intl business courses full of self-perceived 'managers', aka controlling and unpleasant

hot girls tho

>>39811096
Civil engineering and specialized in water resources

Interesting mix of nerds, chads, and rednecks.

>>39813393
>Visual Arts
AHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
you're wasting your life buddy

>>39811096
Software engineering

Freshman year: Exactly what you'd expect. Smelly. Fattties. Slobs. Autism. Barley any women, most with blue hair. People with no direction but 'like computers.' Lazy assholes. I purposefully asked for a dorm room in a different hall than the engineering majors.

Once the herd starts thinning because the tards flunked out for playing games all day the crowd got better.

Of the people that made it to graduation: Socially competent nerds, some even partied and were well-adjusted enough, just a bit boring to hang out with. There were a few irredeemable shut-ins.

>ctrl+f engineering
>23 matches

>mathematics, physics, computer science the other most popular ones

what a surprise

>>39814205
what else is there

>>39814235
t. aspie

Majored in basically exercise science. Most of the people in the major I guess were relatively smart and usually pretty fit/active/good looking people. Most had a career track like physical therapy, medical school, dental school, some other kind of health-related focus

I stuck out like a sore thumb. Manlet, skinny as fuck, ugly as fuck, weird, quiet guy while I look around at how hot all the girls are, how ripped and handsome the guys, everyone friends with each other and knows each other.

>>39812633
Same dude, you worried about jobs?

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Finance and International Business

I live in NYC so it's a good finance center. I was considering comp sci at one point but I knew I couldn't defeat the hoard of Indians so I decided to make use of tits and my poly linguistic advantage. I was born Korean, speak read and write it fluently. Learned advanced spanish in HS and MS. Learned Chinese in college and speak fluent english. It's nice to take 1 hr lunch breaks.

Only downside is I have to do random business phone calls at night back to Asia and my entire group is white men and older white women (it's literally nothing else up there)

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Is anyone here in HR?

I've been thinking about going for that field mainly because I am getting sick and tired of my accounting field.

I know hr is full of crazy landwhales, but I feel like it is a lot easier than accounting. I've seen some entry lvl HR assistant job opening up in my area. I don't need a degree or really any experience, so I might also look into that.

>>39811096
electrical engineering
autists galore
only 2 girls in most of my classes

>>39811096
Just graduated with an electrical engineering degree. Pretty much workaholics but normal otherwise. It's the computer engineers and Comp sci majors who are meme spouting autists

>>39811096
majored in theater and work in insurance

>all these electrical engineers

4CHAN IS FOR CS

OUT

Why does it seem so few women do EE? Even in the other engineering majors there's a well sized minority, but in EE theres close to none

>>39814407
>CS
>for 4chan
>not >>>/reddit/
Electrical engineering is the true autist major now

>>39814407
I find it interesting that no matter the board, from the autist anime board, to the sports board, to the fitness board where everyone is a ripped alpha, everyone is always engineering major without fail

Biology:
>90% women
>every class everyone makes study guides or takes notes and sends them out to the entire class after highlighting important stuff
>always go out after big tests, females extra willing to wingman or hook up

Computer Science:
>95% men
>no one helps anyone. Everyone gets offended if you ask for help and emails the professor to tell them you might be cheating
>everyone actively searches the entirety of the internet to see if you may have pulled even the slightest detail of your project from somewhere and shits on your presentations for lulz

I always figured these situations would be exactly opposite. Turns out betas are hilariously catty.

>>39814484
must be nice being a normie

>>39811096
M.I.S (Management Info. Systems) aka the CS reject major

mostly dudes, less antisocials and neckbeards than CS because it's in the school of business. Mostly look at databases, ERP and light coding

>>39814484

I'll laugh all the way to the bank to cash my six figure salary right after graduation thanks

>>39814467

4chan appeals to engineers, and to a lesser extent, INTJs

Most people are turned off by the ugly layout and weird format, engineers are not among them

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Not in College. Navy FMF Corpsman, 2nd Marines.

It can be a tough job, but I absolutely love what I do. When I get out I plan to either go into commercial diving or become a registered nurse

>>39814063
I wanna check this out. what do you guys do specifically?

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I write novels.

From what I can see those around me are generally articulate and have a sense towards moderate fitness (mostly cardio). But there's also those who give zero shits about fitness and just spaghetti everywhere, it transfers good in writing though.

>>39814130
Why would I be? I have a good and steady job doing something I like, with enough free time for me to pursue other interests and also met my wife in college and we just moved to a sweet new apartment.

Anthropology.

A lot of pseudo-intellectuals that have never picked up something more than 5kgs in their life. There was literally a discussion in one of my classes about the cultural risks of valuing athleticism higher than other stuff (prof reigned it in fortunately). There was one First Nations guy in a few of my classes that hd the best physique I've seen IRL, probably in the top 5 smartest dudes in the department as well.

>>39814526
this. I'll take 4 years of CS for a nice condo in San Francisco and a 6-figure salary with a nice signing bonus.

>>39812621
I was a music performance major and can assure you that this is right. Everybody is so quick to point out everyone else's flaws but can never see their own. Also, music majors are some of the most autistic people I've ever met, myself included.

>>39814744
and no friends or girlfriend to spend it on while you sit behind a desk for 40 years lmfao

>computer science majors
>engineering majors
>thinking money is everything
>literally only doing things for money
>all end up miserable and depressed
>thinking you can't get 6 figure salaries doing other careers
>thinking you need a 6 figure salary to live comfortably
>wanting to live in san francisco

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Music Performance. Specifically Jazz Studies.

Music in general is full of cucks, but a handful are cool people. Some girls are hot, but not worth it at all. Some people go to the gym and do god-awful routines, but I'm pretty DYEL so I don't criticize. That just pushes me to work harder and show off my gains.

Music is a meme degree and no one should do it. I'm trying to get out as fast as I can to get an MBA or start my own business.

Psychology.

They were all faggots.

I became a welder instead.

>>39814797
God damn this so hard.

My roommate's a dyel engineering major with zero social skills. Who cares about a six figure salary if all you do is play video games with your middle school friends? His plan is to get rich, then "find a woman". What kind of shitty goal is that- work like a dog so you can marry a used up gold digger? Fucking pathetic, live a little.

>>39814830
psychology is a meme degree
I hear there are a lot of hot girls in it tho

>>39814797
I just want a comfy desk job that pays well so i can buy a home gym and a good computer rig

>>39814830
That's pretty based.

Computer science and theatre double major. The CS students are almost stereotypical skellies or fat fucks that are pretty antisocial and into basic nerd stuff. Theatre folks are more varied, but in general take better care of themselves by eating better and working out occasionally (a few are dedently fit), and generally more fun to be around when they're not acting like godawful liberal crybabies

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Filmmaking (or screenwriting in particular)

It was full of casuals who have no love for the craft and got there because they can't do anything else or because they think it's something cool and hip or because the profession is in the family or some bullshit like that. The professors were also hacks. All in all it was disappointing. I thought I'd meet like-minded people passionate about this stuff and all I met was idiots.

Also people always assume it's something like fine arts or whatever and people are starving artists. There's a shitload of money in tv and film.

Biochemistry

A lot of nerdy frat guys and sorority girls... A lot of premed cut throat attitudes too.

>Chemical Engineering and Chemistry Double degree
last 3 and a half years were pure hell. now for the big hellscape of last semester.

>All these people claiming they know what nerds are
bitch I went to RPI I have seen the depths of autism.

>>39814797
Being a CS major doesn't necessarily imply those characteristics; I chose to live in the social dorms my freshman year which gave me a bunch of finance/business friends who are pretty extroverted and enjoy having a good time. And the social CS people tend to find each other amongst the hordes of aspies we're surrounded by. You rarely see writers/English majors getting shit for being introverted and on the autistic spectrum, but their work is very similar to that of the typical programmer, with the programming just requiring a bit more intellectual acuity.

As far as long-term goals, I can't see myself programming for more than a decade as a profession; I plan to go back to school for my MBA and move into management. And if you can afford to live in one of the most decorated cities in the world, which is a cultural capital, and is the best for your profession, why wouldn't you leap at the opportunity?

>>39812049
>Second year physics major and classes are getting scary
>pls gib advice

>>39814797
Nigga please, I'm gonna work till 40 and retire while I'm still healthy and young

>>39813943
How much are you making now?

>>39814993
This. You can reasonably save up enough to retire in your mid-to-late 30s, easy.

>>39814797
I don't give a shit about money so long as I can afford food and rent. What I do care about is engineering, which is why I chose to learn it in the first place. Friends and girls are secondary and can be found from hobbies (probably).

>>39815114

Same here. I really like Math and Physics, and applying it to the world to advance the progress of humanity. Sure, there aren't women. Sure, its filled with guys. But its worth it

>>39812014
>biomedical engineering
Sorry to hear you fell for a meme degree, lad.
F

>>39814744
A nice condo that isn't small will be over half your paycheck

>>39812270
How easy wAs it to get a job and where do you live

>>39815129
It's too bad you don't actually get to use any math or physics for the job though. At least from my short experience and the internet, the majority of engineers do drafting and project management. I recently had to do new product development, so I got to do stress calcs for the first time in 2 years. I feel alive again.

>>39811096
I am doing mechanical engineering but only because none of my interests will ever make me any money so i chose some cliche career path. Not sure if ill make it since i have 0 interest in engineering.

>>39814531
Thanks for helping my brothers.

>>39814530
The format is comfy AF!
And everyone here is funny asf!

I'm a bio major, is there anyone here who's graduated? What are you doing now?

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>>39811096
linguistics

butterfaces, butterfaces everywhere. also, nobody lifts

>>39811096
Int. reof my gorupmates are /fit/ and talanted, every guy is fucking 6'+ except for me

>>39815677
I dont know what the fuck happened to that post
Edit: international relations, most of my groupmates are fit etc etc

Civil Engineer, currently employed at Dubai International.

unatjketic with a few people who workout at uni gym but still dyel for months and people who are blinded by he social norm of being weak as fuck they think they're strong.

>>39811096
Comp science


Everyone is what youd expect /b/ to be with less porn more ponies

>>39812491
oh my. CIS. can you tell me a little more about it. like is it a solid degree to land a job or not?

>>39812803

Me too!

Math teacher

Diverse and nice people although mot of the are liberals

>>39811096
Studied Classics at Exeter, England (i.e. no majors, just one subject).

They were all SJW gimps. 90% were unattractive. Very cliquey, and thought highly of themselves, while being complete nobodies outside of their inner circles (or else well-known hated people).

Some were athletic but the majority were not.

Mostly hung out with my flatmates instead.

>>39814830
You seem alright in my book, anon.

Confirmed my uni place for next year lads. BusinessEconomics, what can I expect?

>>39812237
I know a guy doing Comp Sci that had to get me over his house to help him pirate a game

>>39812746
>>39812861
I'm doing the UK equivalent of your degree. I've got a placement set up for next year working for my local member of parliament, could always consider something like that?

>>39813257

Nearly every asian girl I met was so basic it was as if they were a caricature of a wealthy white girl. Poor social skills across the board ranging from borderline NEET level to someone I met on tinder who would message me essentially constantly and call me daddy but say she wanted nothing to do with my dick

>>39813710

this was pretty much my experience. One of my best friends is a chinese guy and he said that it's pretty deeply ingrained to be a gold digger in fob circles. whitewashed asian girls always seem lost in their life and can't seem to just be normal without also being combative

>>39815173
Fairly easy. Minnesota. I have yet to strike a single arc though. Still getting paid like a welder so whatever.

>>39814797
>sit behind a desk for 40 years

I majored in engineering so that I could save up enough money while I'm young to retire by my 30s. I want to live a Mr. Money Mustache-type lifestyle.

Aerospace engineering
Surprisingly normal people. The professors encourage working together on homework and studying so being decently social can greatly help you in making both social and brain gains. I don't come across many autists and there is a good amount of decent looking women which is pretty nice. Most people enjoy learning and engineering which is also nice since they are more motivated to do decently. So far, I love it despite the fact that the classes are brutal

>>39812967
This is me. Just finished my degree though, straight A's and have no relevant accounting expereience. im fucked.

Information Systems/Business informatics

I couldn't make any close connection to any of my colleagues. Currently in my fifth year of loneliness and social isolation.

Nursing.

The other guys in my class are pretty chill, but the girls are neurotic wrecks chock full of anxiety most likely caused by nursing school itself. They're good people though

>>39812844
>Around half of them have a superiority complex

You sound like you have a superiority complex.

>>39811096
History(in Argentina)

Most are 'intellectual' nerds, either in the social justice type of persona or in the 'alt-right' type. The SJWs are usually more sociable and better looking, and they usually "work" in political organizations(the term is 'militar', I don't think there's a translation for that). The 'alt rights' are a varied spectrum that goes from meme sprouting retards to fit people that are secretly fascist.
Few beautiful girls. Most are average looking or lower. They are ""free"", and have low standards, so getting laid isn't that hard. There is the ocassional sexopath and some really hysterical girls.
Some people do lift, some scrawny hippies populate the place, there is the occassional old man who does it because he has time and wants to know stuff. You can find actual, genuine nerds(like in the stereotype) and some very intelligent and eloquent people.

It's overall a pretty hetereogeneus place. I like it.

>>39814797
Money gives you the freedom and power to do what you want. If you believe otherwise you are a naive fool.

>literally only doing things for money

This might be hard to comprehend for a low IQ moron, but some people actually find it interesting. Personally I'm interested in a lot of different areas. My favourite subject in school was actually French. I'll probably use my electronic engineering degree to go into finance, which I considered studying initially until I realised that doing a degree in anything non-STEM is a waste of time if you want a good career.

The ideal is good money AND an interest in what you do. You need to consider what you like but you also need a healthy does of realism.

If I was to choose purely on interest, then I would have studied Philosophy. However that likely would have led to a shitty job with no real prospects. I want money. I'm not wrong for wanting money. I come from a working class background where poor people get fucked by society every day. I don't want to be like them.

Instead I can read comfy /lit/erature in my spare time, while also having other hobbies like boxing, basketball, weightlifting and playing the piano.

you just don't get how the world works buddy

accounting (masters student)

dont fall for the math meme. bachelors in math with a 3.8 gpa got me NO JOBS. 1 month into an accounting masters and i have a $27/hr internship with one of the big 4.

>>39817352
same senpai
couldnt even hookup due to craziness

>>39817816
For me its a mixture of that and the fact that there's only one girl I find attractive and spoiler: she has a boyfriend

Architecture. Long hours and lots of work but it is interesting

>>39817796

It's about market value. People don't hire others because "I am le smart."

>>39811096

French litterature.
I regret that decision every single day. I was brainwashed by the liberal appartus to chose what i liked. Now i'm too old to get back to school.

>>39814903
How many jews have you met?

>>39816262
I went to a military college so can't offer much on quality of people... I had alot of athletes and intelligent students who wanted finance over engineering. But great degree teaches a unique style of thinking. Army finance officer now so feel free to AMA

Pharma (Clinical Biochem)
90% girls, a lot of them major nerds who don't understand shit in class. (that is my motivation, if a dumb hoe can get an A so can I)
5% lads who are trying to make some money selling and trying to make a psychedelics
5% of fucking geniuses
Those who lift are mostly running low doses or are thinking about it

Computer Science

Male nerds

Electrical engineering and an applied math minor.

People range from very weird to pretty normal.

Most of us are in frats, even though they tend to be lower "tier" frats

>>39814989
graduated physicist here too

>run son
>run

yfw
>u cant outrun death
>or physics
>but u should try at least rite?

>>39811096

GER, law, pretentious.

>>39811096
Theology

Unsociable

>>39811096
Psychology

Gonna go to med/grad school and into psychoatry since without that the degree is worth as much as being employable to starbucks

>>39818133
Oh and the people are really nice, lots of girls and self discovery in those courses

Physical Therapist's Assistant

People are pretty sharp, some more than others. Most have altruism in their spirit, a few are cold and catty, but you'll get that anywhere.

>90% girls (incl me)
>everyone is more fit than I am
>guys aren't fat, but not built either
>couple of the girls lift, one (ex-military) is hard as fuck
>realize i can't be skinny weak waif girl anymore
>ask one girl who's a fitness instructor IRL to train me
>says she will at the start of the semester next month; we'll get to campus early, meet in the weight room, and she'll guide me & anyone else interested
I'm gonna make it.

>>39814801
Daniel?

>>39817954
What year are you on ?

>>39812014
Bioengineering here, the male/female ratio is very, very nice. Not that I can talk to either of them.

Just finished my B.S. In bio and got accepted to med school.

As other anons have said, lots of girls and not many guys who lift. That being said, the ones to do looked like gods. Bio is a major that attracts a lot of level headed people imo.

I took classes with students from other majors like math, physics, Chem, bio, psych, business, political science, and the engineering types.
bio and chem majors have the hottest girls. Political science has some as well. Math is probably the most diverse, from fat to skinny men and women all ages all sizes. Business is mostly men and women are meh. Psych is prob up there with bio and Chem girls. Computer, electrical engineering have skinny and fat nerds, ugly chicks and probably 2 average or a little above average. Civil engineering has the hottest guys no homo, girls are disgusting tho. Finally, mechanical engineering, it's just like fit. Meatheads and autists, but you also have the rednecks and fattys, average to below average girls.
I almost forgot construction management, tonssssss of girls this is the place to be. The girls here look like total sluts but they are fucking hot. If you want a girl closer to your anime fantasies then go ahead to the Chem and bio department,, if you want sluts then go to construction management

>>39818016

i (the math turned accounting anon >>39817796) genuinely regret not going to a top-tier school and studying pharmacology. ive played around with the idea of going back to my school 10 or 20 years into my accounting career to study science, if the job market ever improves. major respect for anyone who goes down the STEM meme rabbit hole. it's an amazing field of study, but the job prospects are just so shit with busloads of h1b pajeets and changs stealing all of the jobs.

>>39818385
good luck. i tried med school, hated it, and dropped out after christmas break. boy, that was a fun $40,000 a semester experiment.

Medicine.

Other residents are fucking miserable. There's not much positivity amongst them these days. Half of them are afraid that the repeal of the ACA is going to fuck everything up for us, and the other half thinks that the repeal of the ACA is going to be the only thing to save medicine. Everyone is afraid of poo-in-loo taking our jobs, too.

I'm lucky because I'm one of a small number in my cohort who didn't do this primarily for a fat payday--those who did are not thrilled.

>>39815355
Tell your merns to stop eating crayons and to fucking hydrate

>>39818505
I don't think pharma would pay off in Murica, if you don't want to go into marketing and being a representative.
I live in a Slav country and pharma is god tier because it's hard and there are not a lot of people who finish it in time, plus a master in pharma can get you straight to Germany and 3000 euros working behind a counter is something of a dream for people here.

>>39818554
im talking more about the basic science / research aspect, like being a medchem/pharma researcher at a giant pharmaceutical company. but even on the pharma side, youre right. too many pharmacists are being pumped out -- salaries for new pharmacists have declined from what they were 15-20 years ago.

>>39814989
Get to know the people in your major. A lot of people drop out of physics because they think they're not capable of it, and everyone around them is smarter. I got to know everyone in my physics department, and it turns out, everybody is fucking as confused as I am. Then, you guys can get together, do homework with each other, help each other understand different materials, do a little on lab reports and so on. That's the best method for doing well in physics, getting to know the people around you and helping one another. Because after university, you're not gonna be doing physics alone, you'll be with others working on some kind of project together whether it's for research, medicine, business, etc.

Physics

>tfw I'm the only one who lifts, so I'm labeled as the alpha male in the department
>tfw I'm fucking the only attractive girl in there

Everyone are your stereotypical geeks and nerds, but I still enjoy talking to them all and hang out with them constantly. They don't really take care of themselves unfortunately, so I'm always a little embarrassed going out with them. Should I straight up tell them or would I be labeled as a douche?

>>39811096
>What do/did you major in, /fit/?
Film

>What were the people like?
Insufferable 18 year old beta males who thought they were big time directors cause they made a terrible short film once.
Some people there were cool but all dropped out eventually

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>>39817983
You're never too old, only if you're dead

You're gonna make it, bruh

Went to trade school for 3 months. Lots of cowboys and "country" boys. The kind of country boys that ride around in a shitty lifted ranger blasting trap music and wear camo everyday. Lots of hard working blue collar guys too though. Some average guys from the city too just trying to make good money.

medicine, law or finance

are these meme degrees? im considering majoring in one of these fields

>>39818646
I would try to help them better themselves. Just don't directly tell them that they are embarrasing; instead motivate them through individual compliments. Or something like this lol, but yeah if you think you can improve their quality of life, you should. They will thank you later.

>>39818906
what country do you live in?

>>39818982
Yeah I've been thinking about it all throughout the break, I like your idea about individual compliments. Appreciate the reply bro.

>>39812060
>>39812201
What I find funny about math were the professors. They are literally ">the too intelligent to lift". They're all vastly out of shape since they spend so much time pondering and making a mess of their desk.

>>39818906
Sorry to break it to you, but medicine is a meme and has been for a long time. It'd be worth it if the process to become a doctor isn't as soul crushing as a lifetime of wageslaving.
For the first few years, you'll get a bachelors and probably will be stuck with a bunch of retarded premeds that you're going to compete with to get into med school. Hanging around retards is bad since you have nobody to talk to aside from mentally unstable people who've been helicoptered by their parents into getting an MD. Hanging around people as smart as you is bad because of competition. Pre-med competitive antics are annoying as fuck, like when they sabotage each others labs and grades. You'll have to study for a host of test like the MCAT and get recommendation letters from everyone you know and worry about leadership and extracurriculars and showing passion for poor. Good luck with writing an essay that isn't cliche'd. In the end, most of you won't even get in.
If you made it in, congratulations, you have 4 more years of memorizing ass. Done? OK just do some residency for 3 to 7 years depending on how retarded you are. Then congrats you are officially a doctor at 30 years old. And you have a fuckton of debt.
Now during your practice you realize you live in a country where people like to fuck you over by suing you for retarded shit. So half your salary goes to legal expenses. Let's not forget Obama trying to fuck you over as well. Whatever money you make, you won't get time to spend it since your constantly on call and have to wake up at 2 am to save someone's dick. Want to have fun? Sorry, you're bound by medical ethics and shit that essentially means you can't even talk to your patients like a normal fucking human being.
So essentially the system is set up so you can't be a doctor if you want money and stability. You must legitimately hate yourself and/or have a messiah complex, and if you don't already have a gaping anus, you'll get one.

>>39818995
finland

Accounting, most people were very nice/funny and laid back. Professors were surprisingly funny and nice too.
A few girls were cute also.

>>39819134
>>39819135
Disregard the part about America, but the rest holds true. Do something useful like engineering.

>>39818906
Your three choices tell me that you are money motivated.

Medicine is a bad decision. Takes too long to start making money.

Law, better decision if you're good at it, but you have to be good at it.

Close friend of mine has an internship with the top law firm in my country, but he's top 5 results wise out of 60 or so people and he's 6'1, DLs 190KG and is fairly charismatic on top of that. He'll make a shit ton of money.

Any of the mediocre people aren't going to get far in law.

Finance? This was my initial choice but it was more of quantitative degree than pure finance. Look at most open roles for the banks in your area and most look for "hard" skills, like programming languages and a high aptitude in difficult math. So they take on mainly STEM degrees. I decided on Computer Engineering because I like programming and I've always been gifted at math. Then you need to overload on extra curricular activities to prove you're not an autist. I was captain of my HS basketball team and I've started volunteering this semester.

Computer Engineering also gives me the ability to go into either computer hardware or computer software, both lucrative fields in their own right. An engineering degree is very well regarded on paper, just make sure it's ABET accredited. It's better regarded internationally than a computer science degree or pretty much any other degree. Don't let the autists here convince you otherwise.

>>39811096
Biological Sciences and Spanish (premed)

Two types of STEM majors, those who are getting in to med school and those who aren't. The former are smarter but less fun to hang out with the latter ball out for about three semesters and then switch to business. I studied with the former and partied with the latter.

Spanish was populated by a lot of decent looking chicks from a variety of different majors.

Petroleum Engineering

We were the heavy drinking/roughneck/normal engineers at the school. Almost true normie tier. Pretty standard distribution.

Kinesiology. Most people lift and are pretty chill but there's a cringe worthy amount of libtards.

>>39811096
Accounting
Interning at big 4, making $25/hr as a junior in college, working 60 hours a week (20 OT).


It's pretty cushy.

>>39819433
solid advice, however
>ABET accredited

this means nothing. All it means is you've written some papers and given some presentations and had a senior capstone project. If your school is anything like mine was, the capstone project doesn't even have to be novel or difficult or even time consuming. My buddies and I were done with 95% of our coding in one (1) week for a semester-long project. If you want to make yourself valuable, learn a bunch of languages and become more-than-proficient with at least one low-level language (C or C++, preferably) and at least one high-level language (Python, Java, etc.). Get some skills with web development, particularly JavaScript programming, and have a GitHub account with a few pet projects, some examples of difficult or experimental things you did during school (provided you're not prohibited from posting such stuff by contract or something), and stuff from your capstone project. Do some extracurriculars and actually have a life outside of gym/school.

>>39819491
Great advice, I'd add one more thing: if this is unnatural, try to surround yourself with people smarter/better than you at working on side projects. Finding a group of friends who'll push you and keep you motivated has been super useful in my experience and forced me to get better at my craft.

>>39819491
Oh, and learning some softer skills like development frameworks, different OSes, debugging tools, general software development procedures, etc. is also good. For example, if you're really into low-level stuff, VMs, optimization, etc., give Intel Pin a try and see what you can do with it. If you're into web stuff, make a really nice website from scratch (at least part of it if you want to show off your Bootstrap skills or some shit).

Oh, and this probably goes without saying, but be friendly with some of your professors EARLY on (sophomore year is a good time) purely for recommendation letters. Show up to office hours, ask and answer questions during class, answer questions on your class's help site (piazza or blackboard forums for example). Make an impact and show off your skills to your professors without behaving like a dick.

>>39819527
Agreed. Hackathons are a good way to meet people like this.

>>39814797
name 5 other careers where you can get an approx 6 figure salary that doesnt have you doing anything stem related, dont mention anything medical or law based either cuz those are also equally as hard

>>39811096
Geology

The fieldwork was a tad demanding, required lots of walking in the field in the blazing sun while collecting samples.

Most of the people were absolutely lazy filth. For the entire time in uni, i went to the gym 3 times a week, while still being one of the only 3 in the class to graduate with first class honours.
Also met my gf while at uni. I had shit time management, i just have an easy time studying and remembering/analysing shit.

>>39819491
Were you computer engineering or computer science?

I'm in Europe btw so things will be different, I just assumed ABET accreditation was important, we have different systems for accreditation here.

We've done a full semester of Java and a full semester of C, I would say I'm "proficient" in both. To be honest though, my software classes are by far my easiest. It's the hardware classes and the math classes that make the major difficult, for me at least. Not that I'm struggling (3.7 GPA equivalent).

There's no way I'd have the time to do extra projects outside of what I'm studying during the semester. I badly need to get a Github if I want to realistically compete with CS guys for software jobs though.

>>39811096

English/Creative Writing

Entry level classes were full of sperg-lords and special snowflakes.

Upper level classes were smaller and the people were generally closer to baseline normal.

I now work as an office manager and do occasional advertising work.

>>39819585

CS. I'm betting you were taught the basics of those languages if they were semester-long courses. I would say I'm "proficient" in both C and Java after doing the following:
>Some faggot tech camp for middle-schoolers that was in Java, did this when I was about 10
>high-school course "AP Computer Science", entirely in Java
>Systems Programming course (Babby's First Course in C), semester long
>Programming Languages course (Babby's First Course in Java, with a week each of C, C++, and Python)
>Computer Graphics (50% C + OpenGL, 50% JavaScript + WebGL)
>Operating Systems (Basically a repeat of Systems Programming with a lot more theory)
>Run-Time Systems (Virtual Machines and How Computers Work, an advanced course in C that basically demonstrated how the JVM works and how to modify it. I learned a lot about both languages in this course)
>various pet projects like file processors in C and a script interpreter that interprets a language I came up with in Java

I wouldn't say I'm an expert with either of them yet, but I might be in a few years.

Data science/analytics/machine learning

People are cool we all have fun together
its about a 50/50 male female.

I'd suggesting getting into data science ASAP.

shits gonna blow up son

>>39819650
and to answer OP's question:

80% DYEL skellingtons, 8% obese males, 1% obese females, 1% trannies.

>>39814989
second year was the worst for me personally since everything is compulsory, incredibly boring but yet much harder than first year

third year of BSc and MSc gets much better since you can hand-pick courses you are interested in and that makes all the difference

also pro-tip: cosmology & astro-particle physics

it's all the fun of theoretical and particle physics but people & professors are much more normal and you still get to bad-mouth any experimental physicists

>>39819650
I'd imagine you're more than proficient.

Our semesters are intense and we covered pretty much the entire Deitel & Deitel Java book. So I have a good understanding of the theory, but not a lot of practical experience, certainly not the amount you would have.

>>39819650

UmU?

>>39819828
Maybe. I just graduated about 3 weeks ago, so I'll see how well I fare in the job market soon enough.

>>39819831
?

>>39819839
You seem smart enough. Do your CtCI consistently for a few weeks/months and you'll be off to the races.

>>39819653
Is that your major? Like your college has a course on that?

I'm assuming it's not an undergraduate degree?

I'm >>39819433 btw, this is similar to where I want to end up

>>39819860
Thanks brah.

>>39819839
Will be interesting to see.

I've got 2 full years left before graduation (CompE). Probably the hardest 2 years of my life. I want to do a masters in either CS or some kind of financial engineering

>>39819888
Good luck! I might end up going for a MS or a PhD eventually but I need to move out of my parents' house first, so I probably should work in industry for a few years.

>>39819445
>Two types of STEM majors, those who are getting into med school and those who aren't

Not everybody in STEM wants to go to med school you retarded pre-med faggot.

>>39820281
But anon, all of STEM is biology, chemistry, or biochemistry. Everything else is just faggot shit.

>>39818539
please explain fat payday more

>>39819170
what about a physician assistant masters?

Lads I need advice, I only have a year left in industrial engineering, but I realized I really want to work in business and finance. My grades aren't amazing (3.12 but I'll pul it up to a 3.2/3.3 before I graduate) and I plan to pick up a minor in finance or economics and get straight As in those classes, if I do this will I be able to get into graduate school for a masters in something like finance or accounting?

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>>39820309
Anything biology related is easy science mostly dominated by women. Other STEM majors may be more dominated by men but at least you'll end up with a fucking job instead of the small chance of getting into med school and becoming a doctor in your mid thirties.
Pre-meds are the cancer of STEM because they have no direction in life, instead they just read an article on forbes that said anesthesiologists get paid 400k a year and hop on the bandwagon because they're >to intelligent

>>39820415
>mostly dominated by men
hence faggot shit. It's why I don't lift.

>>39820405
No.

>>39820459
Get off my board REEEEEEEEE

>>39820405
You might. You'll be surprised how hard it is to get high grades in any business-related class. It's not because the material is hard, but because there are so many students it's impossible to give anything but multiple choice tests, so if you fuck up, you're fucked.

>>39820372
Sounds like a meme. If you really want a job in the medical field just go with nursing and specialize in something.

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Currently doing an MBA in Switzerland, major is International Business. Half of the people are alphas, another half is weird mixture of geeks (lolwut?) and rich kids.

>>39820501
I have no doubt I can do well, the reason my grades are so low is becuase up until now ive been a retarded immature fuck and literally never studiedn

>>39813420
How much grinding is accounting? As much as i know its almost the same every day if you work for 1 company. How do you see your future opportunities as a fit, handsome and social human in accounting compared to those you described

>>39811096

Astronomy, trying to become a science teacher.

>>39812432
Fuck you both.

>>39812844
>Half of these faggots won't stop referring to themselves as engineers, despite us only just finishing fucking first year.

So fucking true.

and
> There are also a few semi-racist rich which fucks who went to private schools who look down on me because I went to a public school. It's actually kinda funny, since they're invariably kinda shit at this.

Are you me? Which school bro?

Chemistry

They wouldn't shut up about How I Met Your Mother

>Computer Science

normies and asians, but I'm Ivy league. Only one girl in my seminar this semester, but there are almost always more females in classes. Lectures are pretty diverse. I know a few athletes on the CS track too. I'm a manlet who's avg mode af and idk why I'm on this board ;__;

>>39811096
International Relations

well-meaning SJWs. Friendly, keen, liberal, a touch smug.

>>39819445
Bio is hardly even STEM you fag

>>39814995
Very close to 6 figures. Been out of college for almost 2 years now.

>>39811096
Law

50/50 male female

They're lawyers. Your stereotypes are real.

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>>39812542
learned this the hard way. :c

they don`t teach you how to cook so much as tell you to make things. students who are already good at that from having kitchen experience get A`s. The instructors give everyone else gets 70% unless you royally fuck up a cooking lab.

It`s a racket, they want your 7k per semester for something you could teach yourself.

You`ll learn more by working through Joy of Cooking and Modernist Cuisine.

>>39811096
Aerospace engineering. Mostly dorks.
I decided that I'd rather fly than crunch number for planes or parts, so I dropped it and will be starting flight school this summer/fall

human nutrition - everyone lifted and was pretty attractive

food science - bro as fuck, most everyone was cool. Retards would switch to food biz because food sci was actually just hard science in a focused lens, but I had a great time.

Civil Engineering, Melbourne

60% Chinese, 30% Indian, 5% White, 5% Tafe Wog

5-10% Female at best

>>39819134
Well if you're a burger that's true I guess. But I'm Austrian and I'm happy as a resident. Lots of your points apply here as well, but not to an extent that it would be unbearable. From a purely rational standpoint you get a highly paid (uni's almost free here) profession with supreme job safety and you get the special privilege of seeing what a human really is, which I'm kind of into. Perhaps that doesn't apply to all of the engineers here.

>>39822614

That's chill, bro. Be the awesome science teacher that every guy in HS/MS wants to be.

mechanical engineering and aerospace engineering double major

one year left

50/50 relative normie to aspie ratio, a few lifters but only one really big guy i've seen

geophysics

sick cunts

please do geophysics

Tip: if you want to get a software dev job, there's no need for college. Teach yourself, junior dev jobs are easy to find, and it's upwards from there.

Why the fuck anyone would burn through so much money for college is beyond me.

>>39827032
give me some good places to start

>>39827045
Work through this: https://forum.freecodecamp.com/t/computer-guide-web-development-with-computer-science-foundations-comprehensive-path/64516

You could find a web dev job in 6 months if you just do the work on freecodecamp.com (not the link I posted), then continue with the first link to become a software eng.

>>39811096

I study Physics, suprisingly there is not a single person that is overweight, albeit only 10/240 (all bachelor and master students) are fit. I like it a lot, people tend to be a bit quirky but very cool to have conversations with. We constantly move from physics discussions to conversations and discussions about general stuff, except politics most of us hate that shit. It is a privilige to be surrounded by so many smart, quirky, kind, and fun people. Fuck I had a terrible time in highschool.

>>39827096
>Fuck I had a terrible time in highschool.

Same here bro. HS was so fucking disgusting that anything after it feels 10/10

Accounting

Normies here and there. Some are jacked, some are burger incarnate. Mostly whites and asians and a fair number of girls.

I did Audit for two busy seasons. Said fuck it and moved to big 4 for transfer pricing. (Never heard of it? Neither have most people at Big 4)

>>39827096
I've seen this too.

There are overweight guys, but they don't turn up to lectures. Maybe 20/80 girls/guys. Discussions are good.

>>39812746
I did a bachelor in Political Science and currently in my master of Finance. If you like governmental work, it is a nice balance of policy and numbers. Like a Ministry of Finance/Economics

>>39811096
I changed my major 4 times before I dropped out.
>Chemistry
>95% premed students
>other 5% autistic memelords

>psychology
>80% BSc 20% BA
>100% psuedo-intellectual insufferable cunts

>Zoology
>chill stoners and fat girls

>genetics
>alphas and hot chicks
>90% of the class were intelligent and incredibly attractive
Man college was a mixed bag for me. Glad I got out before I was driven to suicide desu

>>39827351
why'd you drop genetics then?

Physics

Mostly autistic but some cool guys. The girls want me.

Medicine

I'lm done with medschool in 4 months. I'm a eurofag so people are less likely to sue me, and if they do; it doesn't hold up in court if it's stupid shit. Competition to specialize in certain fields (eg pediatrics, any kind of surgery) is killing though... so I'm spending most of my time off slaving away on research papers to make my resume more intersting.

Also male:female ratio is 1:3. The bulk of people are kind and friendly but the top 5-10% are complete dicks and usually don't fraternize well with other students.

Law
Mostly acceptable, friendly people

>>39812006
Brother

>>39812096
>>39812538
How do I into phrama girls without doing phrama?

Seems retarded to do a major just for girls

I initially went and graduated from a linguistics major at a private institute. Lots of freaks and geeks, and a ton of weird sex. The split of men to women was 3:1 so women had a pretty big selection to roll through.

Changed to massage therapy, graduated, and now I'm going in for nursing.

Massage Therapy is not a "real degree" in most places, but it was a 2 year degree and I met some incredibly nice people, and some serious fucking weirdos. A lot of potheads and prior military oddly enough.