Does applied math count under god-tier? Just asking for a friend.

>>8308907
these charts are the worst way of comparing majors, they were made to banter people, they're a meme, not a serious way of deciding your future, if that's what you're trying to do

it's better if you state your priorities and then we can discuss it, better safe than sorry

>>8308907
In my opinion math is math. The only difference between applied math and pure math is in graduate specializations, not employment. If you are doing applied math and took courses that cover foundations, algebra, analysis and topology then you are a mathematician.

I mean, not a mathematician mathematician but a mathematician. To be a mathematician mathematician you need a PhD and research and etc.

I mean, would anyone give shit to Cedric Villani just because his work is meant to be applied in physics? I wouldn't do it because his math cock is 10 times the size of my math cock.

Categorizing math in pure and applied in undergrad is dumb. Everything you learn there was invented in the 19th and 20th century so by now everything there is applied somewhere.

>>8308907

Literally shit tier.
But then again mathematicians are subhuman tier compared to physicists so there you have it.

Computer Science is Elder-God tier

200k starting anywhere you want

>>8308924
well, you're not very educated on computer engineer starting salaries lol

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>>8308907
>>8308907
> political science is shit tier
> Scientists spend 95% of their time begging money from politicians
Dropped.

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>>8308944
/sci/ absolutely BTFO! Might as well delete the board.

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>>8308924
>can't tell jobs from majors

kek

>>8308962
Yes I can. Get a CS degree, and get a programming job somewhere. CS isn't just theoretical, different plans ha e focusses one of which is software engineering.

>>8308944
>Political science
I chuckled

>>8308944
>Scientists spend 95% of their time begging money from politicians
>Politicans spend 100% of their time appeasing corporate spons...lobbyists in the hope they'll support their next election campaign
wew lad