> I bet that is much easier to pull off than switching to programming from say, sociology. Sociology curricula are getting quite quantitative these days — the

> I bet that is much easier to pull off than switching to programming from say, sociology. Sociology curricula are getting quite quantitative these days — the jump from sociology student to data scientist isn’t that far. I used to live with a bunch of sociologists back in grad school, and they lived and breathed R, Python, and SAS.