What masters degree should I do if I got a BA in a meme subject?

What are you looking for?

Longest long term job security?
Highest starting wage?
Biggest long term earnings?

Because you have to choose. You can't have all 3.

>Longest long term job security
Engineering. Electronics Engineering and Electrical Engineering specifically has had a shortage of workers for decades now and the demand is still growing faster than colleges can educate people.

>Highest starting wage
This is still Chemists. With a BA in Chemistry most people make 80k starting on average which is pretty high. The problem is that your wages won't really grow after this high starting point further in your career. Chemistry is also not really receiving a lot of R&D compared to other industries that are booming at the moment. Expect fewer growth opportunities. Might bum out ambitious people.

>Biggest long term earning
This one is hard but I still think your best chance is to get a MBA try to work with a big financial institution (BUT NOT A BANK! IMPORTANT) for ~5 years building experience on your resume and then go into startups to show you have all-rounded experience. After this you can end up in the board of directors for serious businesses. This path will give you the highest long term career earnings. But is also the hardest path to walk and you have almost no guarantees. If you're ambitious this one will feel as a challenge. High risk-High reward career path.

But since you already picked a meme subject as your BA you are probably not so ambitious or very intelligent. You should pick something middle of the road that still gives you above average income without actually using a lot of brain power and skills over the long run. Something like Law could do. But Law is getting automated pretty fucking rapidly right now (as are banking jobs which is why you should avoid those)

Anyway good luck.It's never to late to fix up your life and always keep trying to get further ahead than your peers. Pick the hard but rewarding path in life.

>not doing a math phd
>any job you want
>300k starting

This is not true. Highest average starting income for every degree holder is Chemist with 80k starting.

Sure there are outliers. But it's wrong to advertise that career path using those.

t. Engineer with BSc and MSc in both Mathematics and Physics.

I made 48k when I started working with a BSc in math+phys. And I "only" got a 20k raise when I got my MSc. Granted this was over a decade ago and would probably be higher today due to inflation but it still gives you a rough estimation of what to expect.

I don't know why Veeky Forums keeps inflating wages especially starting wages. It just sets up people for disappointment when they finally graduate.

Jesus fuck college is a scam im a softwar dev without a degree making 130k a year at age 23 n i ddnt even start coding until my 20s

MBA if you're in leadership / sales / business otherwise get a BS in something worthwhile.

You're probably an outlier. I was an assembly programmer for custom 8bit microcontroller boards in college. If I remember correctly I made like 40k max and I worked my ass off lol.

its a Veeky Forums meme

the picture cracked me up. How does one pass calc, im literally math retarded

>math phd

lmao this is a meme

I feel dese feels

Get good with numbers and get an MBA from a non-meme tier school.