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Anyone who is smart enough to calculate the differential of equations is smart enough to see there's little money in those jobs. You see this in practice. STEM
by waps 12y ago
Anyone who is smart enough to calculate the differential of equations is smart enough to see there's little money in those jobs.
You see this in practice. STEM graduates do 3 things, in my experience. Work in management, work in IT, and work in academia. I wouldn't count on any of having up-to-date science knowledge except the academic ones.
- hga 12y agoPlenty of them with serious math chops, such as MIT EECS graduates, become quants in Wall Street and the like, at least for a while.
- freyr 12y ago> Plenty of them Wall Street does draw some students from the math/physics/EECS departments of the very top ranked schools, but this represents a tiny percentage of students graduating nationwide with STEM degrees.