Thoughts on this 2025 tier list of college majors?

>>81673201 (OP)
Need to put comp sci and IT and computer engineering down in F. They're absolutely beyond fucked.

>>81673201 (OP)
>Thoughts
at least where i live studying pharmacy is kinda shit

>>81673216
They're more like C or D tier majors now. Probably not F. Computer Engineering and Data Science too.

>>81673201 (OP)
stop acting like an asian nigga we gaf about this shit we're on 4chan to turn up

physics and math should be higher
those are fun things to study
for sure more so than some NPC thing like marketing or business

>>81673253
>physics and math should be higher
>those are fun things to study
nta they may be fun but worse for getting a job than some other things you could study

>>81673201 (OP)
Geography is beyond your comprehension and therefore S+, I assume?

>>81673201 (OP)
Is this job prospects or actual useful learning?

>>81673239
They are all currently in an absolute bloodbath with little chance of recovery and basically require you to be 130+ IQ and a slave to be able to compete with what they require. Between AI and offshoring and immigration, they are getting squeezed so hard that many people are leaving the field, let alone new graduates. They demand experience, projects and certs, and studying at least 50% of your off time to advance.

They are all F tier unless you started in your early teens, then they're a C tier.

Why is history literally hated? Is it because historians can see through your lies

Every single field is F tier, there are no good majors because you are competing with 100000 indians who are willing to turn themselves into slaves and work 18 hours a day for every single job.

At this point might as well just major in whatever you're interested in

>>81673240

speak English

>>81673295

not my list

>>81673201 (OP)
You've got it wrong. Philosophy and Astronomy are S.

>>81673313
I mean your job prospects are probably comparable to someone with a philosophy degree imho. Putting it in F tier is just seething overkill. You still took all those math classes and shit to get that degree. It doesn't count for much but it's still something.

>>81673326
>At this point might as well just major in whatever you're interested in
everyone who didn't do that before kinda set themselves up for failure

>>81673308

>Is this job prospects or actual useful learning?

What is the difference?

>>81673338
CS can give you a good education, but its near F tier for job prospects.

>>81673384

>can give you a good education

That's basically any major that isn't rooted in delusion though. Learn the history of the world at that point.

Pretty easy to get work with a philosophy degree

>>81673201 (OP)
>Pre med
>good

No such thing as a pre med degree. Most premeds get a BIOLOGY degree, but that's not a premed degree lol

>>81673201 (OP)
data science is a literal meme that does not have actual jobs, also accounting is F tier simply because it is impossible to be an accountant for an extended period of time without either going completely insane or wanting to kill yourself

>>81673201 (OP)
normalfag containment thread

Philosophy and math are S tier, it's the closest thing to a real education a university can offer. Psychology is beyond trash, it's just a gimped version of statistics.

Well damn. I double majored in two C tier majors.

>still make 235k/year

guess I'm ok

im gonna become a civil engineer
is it difficult to get a job if you're an autist

Math major that graduated in 2019. Got lucky to get a developer job pre pandemic. I think the placement is right, math is a fun and rigorous major and it kind of implies a level of knowledge and STEM aptitude to normies (even now). Post covid though, these new graduates are fucked.

>>81673201 (OP)
pre med isnt a major

lol this list is complete bunk.

If you are in college majoring in computer science cause you thought it was a meal ticket you're gonna be utterly buttfucked when you graduate

>>81673332
No, philosophy and history majors unironically have a better job market than college grads trying to get into tech. It's even worse than the other poster described because companies since Covid have adopted a policy of not hiring junior devs. If you didn't graduate top of your class from an elite university you have almost no chance of even securing an internship at any company paying a decent salary. They're hiring senior devs for "entry level" positions now, and have been for the last 3 years.

Junior devs are shafted hard.

>>81673201 (OP)
communications is the worst
history, english, philosophy, those are actual subjects

>>81673201 (OP)
computer science is going to be D tier soon thanks to AI

>>81676404
I feel like anyone who says this never did any real work in IT-related fields.

>>81673201 (OP)
>pre-pharmacy
>S

do whatever the hell you zoomies want, but for the love of fuck do NOT make my mistake

t. pharmacist

>>81676467
What's wrong with pharmacy?

I'm at 335k with CS so doing pretty well.
>>81676404
Nah. Major companies are just barely giving their employees subscriptions to cursor. We just got ours, makes it a lot easier to write simple stuff but you can't expect it to not make dog shit code half the time with larger instructions.

>>81677050
What languages should I learn? I dont wanna waste my time learning useless stuff

>>81673201 (OP)
Move math to f tier
t.math graduate
The only thing which matters during your degree are the work placements. That is it. Look at all the S tier degrees and see what they have in common: direct placements and a path to work.
All the memes about
>duerr this is a """good""" degree becua smart people do it
Are useless fart huffing crap from people who aren't looking to employ anyone. Do a degree in something people want to hire. Do placements and impress your supervisor so they hire you once you graduate. If the degree has no placement then it is a bad degree and you are doing it out of vanity.

>>81677062
Look on linkedin for the jobs you want and look at what they ask for. Or look at what is mentioned most often and skewed towards the higher paying ones.

>>81677129
>linkedin
>what they ask for