Fell for the math degree meme

I majored in triple integrals and got $500k starting.

>any job I want
>300k starting

Once I tripled myself.

Prove it.

What's wrong with working with high school bitches as a guy with a math? I'm 26 and all I have to my name is a 35 on the ACT and all these girls want my babies.

Gotta capitalise. Having a worthless degree is still something to those with nothing. Just don't be snarky n shit like saying I went to colleegggee all the fuckin time

Good for you. Not even sarcastic. Just glad to hear someone is doing ok

>What's wrong with working with high school bitches

Should've invested your working hours during school in developing trade skills. Don't put all your eggs in one basket, especially a hypothetical one.

How long were you in college/

>Implying 9 million dollar is a lot of money.

Nigger you'll be lucky if you don't run out of the money over the course of your lifetime living in Bumfuck, Missouri. I hope you don't plan on having a child.

Uh, wrong. Most programming positions (even entry level) I find on Indeed list that you must have at least 2 years of experience. Offical experience, not "I coded in high school."

>tfw I actually, unironically fell for this very meme

I'm so fucking embarrassed holy shit

An 8% return on 9,000,000 is 720k/y.

Are you fucking retarded?

marketwatch.com/story/debunking-the-myth-of-the-8-return-2013-02-27

Your father obviously didn't teach you shit about economics works either.

I'm beginning to wonder if your story is actually true or not. Are YOU fucking retarded, user?

5 years

I did a little HTML and CSS in my sophmore year, not bragging coz' I was awful. Is it normal to suck even at HTML? Then again, I was a total lazy ass who didn't practice nor try and learn from other sources.

>You finished an undergraduate degree in mathematics, making you a trained professional in analysis, algebra and topology

>Then you decided that the best place to apply analysis, algebra and topology was high school

Nah man, you can only blame yourself for being that fucking retarded.

It is like me getting a degree in biology, and then getting hired at a physics lab and expecting to earn more than peanuts and expecting to do more than clean glassware or something. Top kek.

Get a job on what you trained for. Terence Tao right now is lmaoing at your life while earning 500 thousand dollars.

It's hard to suck at it per se, but web development is about as fun as getting murdered. I don't blame you for not being invested in it.

Is an appiled math minor enough?

>Stocks are volatile, and even though they earned 8.6% after inflation historically, with volatility one's wealth would've only grown at a rate of 6.5%.
Oh boo hoo, that's only $585k Even if we use the author's retarded underestimate at 2%- because obviously we're all cucks who are going to lose money and abandon stocks in later life- that's still 180k/y, which is 3.2 times larger than the median household income in America.

Doing web dev internship this summer, can confirm.

shit I aint a financial advisor, but put that shit away. 30 year government bonds are yielding 2.9% per year. If you put 4.5 mil in those bonds, you'd be getting 130,500 per year just sitting on the money. Put the other 4.5 in an index fund (like QQQ). Gotta make that money last senpai; if you do it right, you can live comfortably and laugh at the wagies everyday

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6) No matter how far you go, you must remember that you will still make mistakes and that is fine as long as you have the wisdom to push through. The path to your goals never ends.

7) Connect with other people and your dreams will grow

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Sounds like a copy pasta

if you passed 3 actuary exams and landed 1 internship, you would've gotten a job. if you've taken some useful classes you would've gotten some data science internships. or you're a fucking troll because mathematics is among the most employable hard science degrees with just a bachelors.

I've played tis-100

is that experience?

A Math BSc is not worth anything. You need to go further.

And you need to be good. Mediocre grades won't get you anywhere.

How a phd and just leanr more and more math until i become a braingod?

or just use your math degree to get a finance job and make 200k straight out of undergrad?

>2017
>Not being an EE
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user, they dont make that much

90k starting isn't bad and you have to put effort into NOT having a job out of college around here.

Cant you get outspurced in the future? Thats what Im worrying about

What are you studying user? Could you recommend any field?

kek'ed

>tfw 9 milliion dollars can sustain you for ~25 lifetimes in my country

if EE can be outsourced, so can absolutely everything else in existence
at that point, it really doesn't matter what you do, as the shitting streets will have become every street

Just do statistics you stupid troglodyte

lol i got two big jobs within my first 8 months after graduating and that was with a 3.3
the problem is you

see

Why couldnt it be outsourced?

>muh jobs

That's a meme nowadays: bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/electrical-and-electronics-engineers.htm

Not where I am.

EE is boring as fuck, enless you are talking about ecology and evolution.

I hope you experience being too impoverished to have somewhere decent to shit. Those people shiting in the streets are they capital they use to dye the fabric you are wearing.

>fell for the math degree meme

>EE

It's funny how pure meth fags hate applied fields, which are more employable.

OP could be employed now in Software Industry if OP had a minor in Computer Science.

Math graduates can still get some financial job such Accountant/Book Keeper without a PhD.
Of course OP should have a Minor in Finance or Economics.

>Grad School
A Low GPA in Math is useless because you can not get into a Grad School with a Low GPA.

If you have high GPA then fine you can get into a Grad School with Scholarship.

Math Graduate School has Very High Drop Out rates just like Undergraduate Engineering.

So even if you go to Math Grad School, you still has a high risk of Failure.

It's why a backup Plan B is very important.
The Plan B is minor.

The minor should be an employable applied field.

Can you explain how minors make someone employable? I keep reading that minors are pretty much worthless in any industry, as employers will always prefer someone with a bachelor rather than a minor. You're the first one I see who suggests otherwise.

>I'll explain below

Many minors could be useful in Research but Should be done Only when you have 100% confidence that you will get accepted into Grad school.

A Minor in Physics could open the doors for Research in Theoretical & Mathematical Physics.

For Example: Linguistics, Psychology, Philosophy & Foreign language could be useful to Research Artificial Intelligence.

Philosophy could be useful for those who can get into Law School.

Chemistry, Biology or ChemE could be useful for those who can get into Medical School.

However if you have a Low GPA these minors will not help you to get employed.

A better employable Plan B should be a Minor in:
(1) Computer Science to Work as Programmar
(2) Finance/Economics to Work as BusinessMan
(3) Statistics

There are also other options to consider that I didn't mentioned.

is this that ugly reddit spacing? and what is up with that capitalization?

Summary Employable Plan B should be:
Double Major in > Minor in:
(1) Computer Science to Work as Programmar
(2) Business/Finance/Economics to Work as BusinessMan
(3) Statistics

Double Major is more safe guaranteed than just Minor.

A Minor in Engineering may be useless.
However a Double major in Engineering could save your Life.

Engineering are one of most employable STEM fields.
Just be careful to don't choose meme Engineering areas.
As for example Biomedical E which would require Graduate Degree.
Just a Biomedical BSc is useless & will make you unemployed.

You can tell someone hasn't gone to college when they still don't know subjects start with capital letters.

How much does a minor add to college?
I mean, let's say to get a bachelor I need 100%. I'd assume a double bachelor would take 200% time. How much would a ba+minor take? 110%? 125%?

about 110% (usually adds a semester)

Did web dev internship last summer, can confirm.

>Not double majoring math and statistics
>Not going into finance or becoming an actuary
Are you a meme

You could at the very least become a math teacher in secondary education. Not a great job but definitely better than working at McDonald's.

Why the Missouri hate man? At least we're not West Virginia or Iowa.

You must be a poorfag from a very expensive country like Switzerland or Monaco to see things this way.
I'm sorry for you.

>Research
>Should
>Only
>minors (but also Minor; inconsistent)
>Example
that post was Shit

What are some good double major combinations for high employment under the instance I don't want to be a statician or businessperson?

I was thinking EE and CS double, but would it just be better to just do CE? Double engineering sounds interesting too, but how difficult would that be, and what are good doubles to pursue?

double majoring is completely unnecessary, don't listen to that moron.
make yourself employable for what you want to be, and you'll get the job. this involves taking relevant courses, doing projects, and doing internships.