is CS a high IQ degree?

>>59437441
lol
It's a meme degree for meme enthusiasts

>>59437470
t. Physics major

>>59437441
For poo.

The average IQ of a CS major is probably not much more than 100

too many people jumping in thinking it's the money degree these days

all you have to do is get into college and declare a major, not that hard

>>59437503
poos are smarter than whites though.

My IQ is in the 75-80 range.

>>59437441
Higher than any bullishit (((Identity Politics))) Studies major, but lower than almost any other part of STEM.

Not that there can't be smart CS majors, but there's a lot more dumbasses who don't get weeded out than in, e.g., engineering, physics, or math.

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>>59437515

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>>59437549
We can tell.

>tfw no degree
>tfw no formal schooling at all so getting into university now would be a convoluted process
>tfw can't get hired locally because no education and no insider contacts
>tfw I'm in a first world country doing pajeet-tier remote freelance webdev to scrape by
I'm increasingly tempted to jump through the hoops and get my Bachelor's after all. It's an intimidating concept, though, when I have no academic experience. Never been inside a school building in my life.

There are plenty of "access/foundation/mature" courses but most of them are aimed at giving manual workers some basic vocational quals. Either that or they start off with a year of ultra-basic "here's how to do algebra, here's how to turn on a computer" shit. I feel like they would be a compete waste of time.

There are a few other options but I need to make up my mind as to whether this is what I want to do. Do I realistically need a degree to get a position higher than code monkey? Can I have a fulfilling self-taught career by other means?

>>59437441

not today

>>59437441
depends on the actual degree and university

CS student here, I'm surrounded by retards as far as I can tell.

>>59439418
Bad news .... you are another.

Earned my CS degree 10 years ago. Back then, most of the CS majors were pretty smart. But the physics majors - they were on a higher level.

The altruistic tier is you either:
a) major in maths, minor in CS
b) major in physics, minor in EE/CE

Fuck Einstein. He did nothing. Jon von neumann did much more but who has even heard of him?

>>59439739
t "alternative genius"

>>59439552
Im browsing /g/ how is that news?

>>59439745
Von Neuman was incomprehensibly intelligent. He did a crazy amount of things. Einstein copied off of a Swedish guy but for some reason he's considered the smartest man of all time. I blame the Jews personally.

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The average IQ of /g/ is around 150.
At least if you go by the size of their egos.

>>59438065
Tbh, the average intelligence in social sciences is higher than in stem. Just a sad fact for butt lickers

>>59437549
No surprise for a microdick fatty

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>>59439789
desu, keep telling yourself that while you pour my grande americano.

philosophy is the only real outlier.

>>59439056
>we
Nice sub-110

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fluctuates between 170 and 190,
depending on his daily constitution.

>>59440256
*70 and 90

>>59437441
No.

>>59440188

> Refutes point with graph
> Graph gender biased
> Graph doesn't label every plot on scatter

You must be a "data scientist".

t. economist/statistician

>>59437470
>t.neet
Literally every undergrad degree but CS is not worth the time/money.

>>59437441
no

>>59437549
>trip code
>4chan pass

you sure it's that high?

>>59440363
no, just lazy.
it's an interactive JS deal, and this was just an image already sitting around indexed by jewgle.

since you need spoonfeeding:
> plot<d0t>ly/<tilde>etpinard/330/us-college-majors-average-iq-of-students-by-gender-ratio/

>>59440363
>complains about great not giving all the data
>doesn't visit the source with said data

>>59440408
but $5 doesnt mean a lot when you dont live with your parents