>Bachelor of Science Major Mathematics
Bachelor of Science Major Mathematics
Matthew Harris
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Alexander Martin
So let me get this straight according to these threads the only good majors are
>data science
>electrical engineering
Kevin Lewis
Jackson Reed
finance
cybersecurity
accounting[only internal audit/advisory/risk]
Ethan Adams
>Bachelor of Science Major Psychology
Connor Cooper
>college dropout
Wyatt Sanchez
all u need to make it in life is be gud at math.
Andrew Martinez
Masters with data science specialized electrical engineering here (not a joke). It's been 8 months since I graduated. No offers. I have published research too. Fml.
Anthony Brown
computer science is by far the best degree for jobs. not even close
Cameron Peterson
yep, or stats with enough crossover. I only had to do two years of stats, got a job at 70k and dropped out. Three years later 200k. It's utter retardation, these demand levels.
Ian Perez
>high school dropout
Carson Roberts
How does one fellow survive such strife
Julian Morris
I majored in math and now work as an actuarial consultant making 6 figures but the road to get here was tough.
Jaxon Ward
What's the best path for an economics and finance major?
Christopher Smith
how is this even possible?
what do u do?
Levi Powell
i have the option to do cyber security or software engineering.
idk which to do
the demand report for both industries in my country is the same.
cyber seems like it would be more fun
however, software engineering seems more versatile.
im not sure which to choose...
Jason Bell
I'm on work placement in uni doing pensions related shit for an actuarial firm and my salary is between €23-26k. I'm probably going to get a whole chunk of exemptions after I finish uni but could you tell me how your pay has went up throughout the years? I'm thinking about doing a masters along the lines of financial engineering instead so I could have a quant job and live abroad doing more mathsy related work but that requires taking on debt and turning down the current job I'm basically guaranteed to land after I graduate, thoughts?
Kayden Thompson
>my country
sounds like you're not in America ie your education is worthless anyway. So it doesn't matter much which one you choose
Grayson Morris
It’s the same really, we probably have the same job prospects
Grayson Martin
Everything Risk - Tail risk / credit / market risk / derivatives/ IRRBB / SAS models (cert) / ML cert/ FRM / CFA
Angel Phillips
Good for you bro.
>BS Computer Science
Sebastian Smith
Actuarial is good if you clear all levels. Quant is risky. Take best of quants to go to risk. Given another 1T maybe injected to DeFi by banks for yield, DeFi (permissioned) also will need credit risk experts.
Credit risk / market risk (bank or NBFC) is better than insurance domain.
Jaxson King
I know you only need to read one book to crack the coding interview - how many to crack the Jane Street interview?