NEET EDITION
Hey anons, which college major is most likely to land a job working from home?
I'm thinking either computer science or mathematics, or both.
But I can't help but feel like I'll make bank by going into Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, with a minor in math.
Just tell me what to major in, my boys. Wanted to into chem but the employment sucks
Computer science is usually bad because Indians can easily do your job. So unless you start for yourself you will have shaky foundations. Electrical, civil and other REAL engineering majors might still be a good idea.
This.
Electrical Engineering, Electronic/Computer Engineering, Civil, basically any mainstream engineering will be fine, higher pay and you can go in to more fields as an engineer than a CS degree.
Engineering first year here if you want to ask a question (not that first year is representative of the final years).
comp sci still has the most remote work. just make sure you learn something that isn't easily outsourcable (like being a good programmer).
things are much worse than you think
>Engineering first year
Why would we ask a Freshman anything? Your opinion matters no more than any other STEM major's opinion.
Finance at a top-10 school for it. Recruit for banking. Get a job at a bulge bracket. Profit.
>engineering first year
Bet you haven't even finished calculus yet.
You were right the first time.
Mathematics and Computer Science dual major is the power combo. From there you could do literally anything. Don't listen to the jokers on this board, in reality a finance undergrad is worthless, if you want to get into that field just get an mba
We are up to y = mx+b