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Programming skills can be combined with a science Bachelor's to qualify for some pretty cool jobs. There are some opportunities in bioinformatics, software deve
by bendmorris 15y ago
Programming skills can be combined with a science Bachelor's to qualify for some pretty cool jobs. There are some opportunities in bioinformatics, software development at a research company, etc. for Bachelor's holders, although some will want at least a Master's or will require at least a little CS coursework.
Honestly, a lot of degrees are really largely meant to prepare you for grad school, and you just named three of them. In a perfect world, college advisors would let you know this before you signed up for the major.
- a3camero 15y agoI'm a science graduate and found it very useful working at a startup in Waterloo, ON. I was assigned a fair bit of work related to statistical stuff that directly stemmed from learned stats in science. Maybe you'd get that with another degree, but it certainly didn't hurt to have a background in science + database programming even in a field outside of science.