Hi STEAM majors. What did you all major in and how much money do you make now?
Hi STEAM majors. What did you all major in and how much money do you make now?
Austin Bell
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Oliver Rodriguez
>STEAM
Nice bait. Anyway
>Physics
>55k
Not even hit those sweet, sweet mid-career earnings yet.
Alexander Watson
what do you do for a living? do you have a bsc or an msc?
Jayden White
I'm an accountant. B.Sc, I tried for my M.Sc but failed, turns out Masters degrees are hard.
Ethan Jackson
>Arts
>74k
You'll be safe for life living the dream I guarantee.
Ian Jones
asking seriously (don't mean to be rude) - are you disappointed that you're not doing physics? or was this career change your choice?
Hunter Richardson
What about SHTEM... with history?
Owen Taylor
Nah that's fine. Not really, I new going into physics that I probably wouldn't end up working in physics (although I did near end up there). What you have to understand that is that, you almost certainly aren't going to end up working in the area you did your degree in, not unless you're exceptional. For example go look at the growth rate for chemical engineers in the US, between 2014 and 2024 it's estimated that there will be less jobs created in those 10 years than graduate in a single year. That's true of most STEM subjects, it's not something people on Veeky Forums like to hear, but it's true. Most of us will probably end up code monkeying.
Josiah Walker
SSHTTEAAWM
sociology, science, history, technology, teaching, engineering, art, African American studies, Women's studies, and mathematics.
Justin Parker
>Computer Science
>$0
Fell for the JOB JOB JOB MONEY MONEY MONEY! meme, hated the culture in this field, quit. I saved enough money to go back to school for a good long while and I'm thinking about geology, since that's what I enjoy. What are the people and culture like in geology?