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I'm getting a minor in your mom and I'm studying it because I think me and her have a future together, son.

>your major
Med. Chem. / Organic Synth. Chem.
though i wouldnt call it a major, since its not like i have anything else i study at uni.
>reason
idk, i quess i just enjoyed chemistry in eu equivalent high school, and just auto-piloted to here. Free education + getting paid monthly, amirite :^)

What's the point of CE besides having a CS education with some electronics anyway?

Math + Physics

Because I can

Dumb fuck. People like you make me sick,

civil engineering

because as a yout I went into carpentry and civil seems like a logical next step if I don't want the time I spent to become a carpenter to be useless. took a break after my BS and now I'm working a comfy desk job in construction management.

No, it's EE with some computer classes.

>major
Informatics (applied Comp Sci, in Amerimutt land)
>reason
Comp Sci is a meme degree, I want something useful

Mech Engineering
Because I'm chad

>major

Computer Science

>why

I liked programming when I was in middle and high school, so why not

Physics
Best of both worlds (math & science) imo, most interesting thing to study imo aswell

Chemical Engineering.

I like chemistry.

>your major
Mathematics and economics double major
>why you are studying it
Love math but also like doing applicable things with it + like money

>your major
Math
>why you are studying it
To get a PhD. Any job I want, $300k+ entry level salary

>your major
Mathematics

>why you are studying it.
I like math and I wanna build things, but idk what I want to build...

Become a civil engineer and join us Chads

He likes math, so he probably wouldn't like civil engineering

Bioinformatics.

I want to make an AI that makes smarter humans that makes smarter AIs that make smarter humans etc.

Physics & Comp Sci w/ Math minor

Physics and computers are cool, and I need to be good at math

Oh and also I want to do research in quantum computing for the sake of combining the “analog” and “digital” worlds of human and machine, manifesting an existence of maximum technological and human potential

mad cus youre getting in deep dept couse of school?

>your major

CS with a math minor

>why you are studying it

At first I just picked it cuz I liked the idea of programming, but I've started leaning away from code monk stuff and wanted something more scientific. Im going to try and pursue machine and deep learning as their foundations involve applied mathematics and statistics which I have found to be fascinating.

>EE w/ math minor
>I like cock

>major
Applied math + CS
>why
Programming's fun, and I study DE's in my spare time.

I am so sorry.

>your major
Math
>why you are studying it
I took CS, econ, stats, physics, and I hated how I am the only person in the room, sometimes even including the professor, who knows the necessary mathematics that is used in the subject. I got frustrated with this so i stayed with math. I guess what I ended up realizing was that I like math a lot.

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Chemistry & technical communication minor.
>
I like writing and chemistry, so white paper and journalism type stuff, hopefully.

>>your major
Engineering physics
>>why you are studying it
I fell for the meme

why not just econometrics

HAHAHAHAHAHA
good luck

>your major
Electrical Engineering/Physics double
>why you are studying it
It is some interesting shit bud. I will probably just drop the physics major and do it as a minor to get out in 4 years though. Planning on doing MS and maybe PhD on biophotonics or optoelectronics or similar fields

Chemistry
Because the job man said that there'd be jobs. Plus I like it.

Why? Cuz it's not sci enough and still pajeet?

that's a blatant lie. EE requires much more math than CE.

As long as you are one of the straight-A golden students, you're fine. Any less than straight-As in math is brainlet tier and you will be stuck with the same shitty jobs as every humanities student.

I got my major in math, minor in EE. I now work as an electrical engineer while getting my PhD in math on the side.

>major
math with a minor in CS
>why
to become the next mochizuki

>your major
Business, not specifically sure though, but I do want my own business
>Why you are studying it
I want to invest money into anything STEM related that will make life better for people. Also, out of my own curiosity, I would want to see if any brilliant minded people are willing to try to make an invention that will harness zero point energy if it does exist.

Physics and Math.
They both challenge me and fascinate the hell out of me. You know, like a woman.

>brainlet confirmed

>major
biotechnology
>why
I want to create genetically engineered cat girls.
...and human immortality

economics (in manhattan)
money.

>your major
gender studies
>why are you studying it
to fight inequality and the patriarchy as well as to push back against the stigma associated with non-binary genders and to provide a helping hand to people struggling with their own identity
#allgenders

ya maybe I can help people who are smart so one day everyone can finally stop kicking and screaming and shut up already :(

>one day everyone can finally stop kicking and screaming and shut up already
never gonna happen

i'm a c-chef

>why?

pic related

>materials science and engineering
>shits fucking cool desu
plus it would be pretty easu to go for a physical chemistry masters and then a phd in condensed matter shit

i have bad news for you

>your major
Psychology
>why you are studying it
I am interested in human behaviour. It's either medical school afterwards for the psychiatry route or an MA/PhD in clinical psychology

>your major
CS with a focus in DSP and a minor in math from a gaymz school
>why you are studying it
Because I wanted to make games, but came down with a case of the autism partway through

I really don't get this meme. At my uni, depending on electives the difference between a Comp Sci and a Comp Eng degree is only four classes. I really don't see how four classes make much of a difference. At that point I see it better to study Comp Sci because you get a deeper understanding of the subject instead of a shallow understanding of EE.

How do you even become a chef? Do you have to go to culinary school or do some restaurants hire off the street?

>your major
Computer Science

>why you are studying it
I really like coding but mainly I chose this major because of money and employment. My major before was chemical engineering until I realized how shit employment was so I switched just to major on a study with good job prospects. I may not like CS as much as Chem Eng but at least I don't have to worry about being unemployed after I graduate.

You go to culinary school for 2-3 years (depending where you're from) then you join a restaurant or institution for 2 more years as an apprentice

>major
Knowledge engineering (is for the most part Data science, dunno why this weird name)
>why
I kinda like maths but also want to get a job. And i want to help push the AI development. Living the meme. Please dont step on my dreams.

>major
Mechatronics

>why
Misread it as Memechatronics
Noticed it when it was too late to change

People just like to poke others. And CS is something that the math and physics guys can shit on, because it has IRL applications.

Physics, because people on this board said it's the best major and I personally get all of my life advice from Veeky Forums.

Explain. Is it that bad?

That CompE program isn't ABET accredited.

Maybe in Aussieland where CE is CS.

>major
math
>reason
I got a bachelor degree in philosophy, then realized it was worthless and started from the beginning again

What did you expect, user?

Math undergrad here. Is it useful to follow philosophy courses in my spare time? Taking the exams is optional

Only if it doesn't interfere with your math performance. Philosophy should remain more or less of a hobby, like most of the social sciences

Math undergrad here, why did you switch from philosophy to glorified philosophy? Unless you want to do a soul crushing job at some insurance company, I don't see many job openings for us.

>agricultural economics and rural development

>Greece is so poor with nearly no heavy industrial sector, I thought that maybe I have a chance, it was this or learn how to milk tourists :/

pigene mykonos malaka

I wanted to have a universal knowledge that could be used for a job, even if it meant to be a high school teacher. + my childhood passion was for math and I felt I went the wrong way

That sounds like a waste of time. You should have just done an MA in math on your way to a PhD in one of either math, physics, or philosophy (assuming you want to work in academia).

At what age did you go back to college for math?

ITT: children who fell for the memes

It is though.
I think the problem here is you yourself don't know what comp sci is.

>your major
English writing focus emphasis
>why are you studying it
As a pre-law degree. Law school after my undergrad is finished.

>major
cs + pure math
>why
id probably kill myself if i just did frontend/tech support shit, i cant imagine being a code monkey, math is cool, and most cs people here are retards

It's not bad. It's a solid degree. The problem is that employers don't know to shit about it. Besides, despite it covers a lot of things, it's not as deep as the respective "classical" degrees. Engineering physics covers fields like electronics, programming, quantum mechanics, modern physics, biology. However, you won't have the knowledge of a physicist, an electrical engineer or a biologist. It's a multidisciplinary degree that you will endow with useful skills but you will probably need a master in something more concrete.

>major
E.E. with a minor in astronomy
>why are studying it
I want to work on satellites.

But I'm a math retard so I'm going to keep trying.

> primarily physics, also math and astrophysics. I regret majoring in math
> Because I enjoy physics.

Math
Switched majors 4 times because I kept getting bored/unchallenged and have been procrastinating real life outside of school. Figure I can have options for different masters if I do math and hopefully will have decided on what i want to do by then

>major
physics
>why
i like to hurt myself

>math
>because I enjoy telling people I don't want to be a math teacher

Fucking got me lol

Math and Physics. I was doing math and chem but I wanted to kill myself in chem. Too boring

>Earth sciences (postgrad)
I like maps desu

> math and CS
> idk man. i dont even like CS. i should have stuck with math but whatever

If you like math, an econometrics major won't go in depth enough.

>in manhattan
That isn't relevant retard
If you're some wall street wannabe you need a math/finance degree from an Ivy, MIT or Chicago
NYU if you're lucky and connected

>econometrics major
is there even such a thing?

I know the London School of Economics offer a degree in it but that's because they specialise in that area (obviously)

>math
>wallstreet investment banking junior
nah

What else are you gonna do? Kek

COMPUTER SCIENCE

I DONT FUCKING KNOW