What is the highest paying college major that is not STEM or

>>34081424
None you piece of shit.

If you hate math then get into biology or agriculture since these are the only non-math STEM degrees unless you're counting being a codemonkey.

Or just follow your dreams/passion and major on that, like English or w/e

>>34081424
Unironically Art but only if you're
>a god
>insanely fast
>know how to abuse every shortcut that comes out
You could also try 3d but the pay is pretty mediocre. Super fun but the hours are apparently absolute shit.

>>34081424
business, obviously
but if course that would make you a soulless piece of shit

>>34081702
Business could require some math or none at all. ts not engi tier or autism math major tier but its still a fair amount depending on the program.

>>34081424
>What is the highest paying college major that is not STEM or anything math related.

Philosophy

>>34081424


Is this like a trick question or some shit?

>>34081747
Wouldn't Law be the highest paying non math related major?

>>34081832
>Wouldn't Law be the highest paying non math related major?

Law is a professional degree just like medicine, this thread is talking about undergraduate degrees

The highest professional nonSTEM degree would probably be an... MBA, or maybe JD

I know MBA is the most popular professional degree though

>>34081877

An MBA with zero work experience is a complete waste of time and money.

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>>34081424
>tfw no geology in that image

>>34081741

Usually just accounting, which is easier math than high school, and Finance, where it is good to have math skillz but they spoonfeed it to you.

You can get a generic "business" degree without much Math but you will probably end up working in a soulless job pushing paper that makes you want to shoot yourself first and then everybody else.

LRN2 maths, Einstein

>>34081899

Yup. Plus many programs won't even accept you wihtout SOME work experience.

Plus you have to take the MCATA or GRE, which have, wait for it, a Math section.

OP is screwed. Might as well grease up your hole and work as a boy prostitute. Maybe counting thrusts into your anus will teach you math

>>34081549
>codemonkey
>no math

>>34081549
You're a dumbass. 1/3 right. Biology is classified as a science. Therefore it fits under the S in STEM. Comp sci is definitely in STEM too.

i don't know shit about the arts, but i know a few good choices for business degrees

accounting - safest employment, decent pay, bachelor's is acceptable, master's + CPA is god-tier
economics - Ph.D required, very low employment, but godlike salary
finance - middle ground between accounting and economics; great pay, alright employment, not Ph.D required but a hefty amount of certifications of you're serious about it
business analytics - pretty much just finance + math, still really good major
business administration/management - perfect if you want to start a business, trash if you expect to get hired with no experience
marketing - no
business communications - go away
advertising - stop

>>34083221
>economics - Ph.D required

is this a prank?