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I know at least one of you old fucks has some useful information to share
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>>58448568
I have a degree in mathematical finance. It's absolutely useless.

Do yourself a favor and start an artichoke farm instead.
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>>58448576
How do I know youre telling the truth and not being funny 4chan guy?
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>>58448568
I have a masters degree in a different STEM field. It was fine. Got jobs easily, got paid well. Would do it again.
Beyond that idk. Do you want to become a quant? Write some sophisticated bullshit that makes your corporate masters a lot of money so they write you phat checks to keep you around? That sounds like the kind of degree you'd want to do that.
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If you have a bachelors degree in math why dont you study to become an Actuary?
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>>58448576
>>Do yourself a favor and start an artichoke farm instead.
are you serious about this? why artichokes?
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>>58448653
I got a master's degree in a different STEM field and it was basically worthless. I only got it because nobody was hiring in 2010.
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>>58448766
I also have a STEM degree, which has been absolutely useless.
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>>58448568
I applied (and got accecpted into the top programs for it).
I also got into stanford for statistics.
Go the more generalist route.
You can go be a quant with a general degree (math / stats / physics)
geting a financial engineering degree pigeon holes you.
dont do it.
especially in this market,

>>58448653
this bafoon probably got the degree 5+ years ago when banks/hedgies were scrambling for these people
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>>58449263
You really think just a gen concentration finance degree will land me something other than shitty sales job I could have gotten without college? Im willing to go into a horrendous amount of debt for a specialized degree that guarantees a phat paycheck anyway. Thats what my uncle did and even though he still paying them bitches off he lives in 1m house according to zillow
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>>58449263
Oh honey, I got my degree 25 years ago.
But y'all have a point. I know folks that graduated with me, but that were still incapable of lining up 3 lines of code. They had a hard time.
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>>58449370
no, but your response to what I said indicates you have no business going into quantitative finance.

I stated get a general STEM (primarily math, physics, or statistics) degree.
DO NOT go with general finance
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>>58449769
that's why the educational system is shit, they dont actually update what's required to know to survive in modern economy. They should teach crypto in schools and use satoshisync and btc as examples of crypto utility. Also throw son memetic classes just for the lolz.
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>>58448568
>mathematical finance
you're not going anywhere, senpai
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>>58448653
isn't STEM fucking useless nowadays though
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>>58450326
he might pull a Walter White on you lol
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>>58450333
checked and fucking wasted
chemistry is useful, math is not.
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>>58448766
what else have you gotten? In the educational matter.
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>>58450333
>>58450335
bro hates himself
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>>58448653
checked
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>>58448568
nowhere useful. old farts are retarded. Get a marketing full course instead and mine the fuck out of social media
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>>58450329
You know how some cool sci-fi author once wrote that sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic?
Well, that's from the point of view of someone too primitive to tell them apart. Studying STEM gives you a chance to not have to abdicate your understanding of the world entirely. Humanity's knowledge has grown too far and the only renaissance men left are AIs, but you can still pick a relatively narrow niche and see past the veil for yourself, unmediated by technological crutches.
And yes, scientific and technical knowledge often translates into marketable skills that employers looking to be able to leverage that knowledge will pay you for.
I've been hearing software engineering was falling out of fashion throughout my life, even when I was a kid. It's not. Software has been eating the world, and it will continue to do so. STEM isn't going anywhere.
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>>58448568
as useful as a bald comb, instead of spending your money on that you could save it to buy $LRDS when it is launched.
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>>58450809
not financial advise btw
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>>58450809
where is the presale?
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>>58448568
Shrimp farming. Everybody knows this.
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>>58448568
nigga most of us buy funny tokens called RETARDIO or some shit like that and make money, do you really think we are tech wizards?
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>>58450176
What's your opinion on pursuing a degree in economics? I guess it would be more generalistic than financial math
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Finance bros get fired every couple years because all the models and statistics are a complete meme. You fundamentally cannot predict the future.



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