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| 1 | Which college degree would help more with gaining prestige? (Which do you respect more?)Well yeah if you are counting advanced degrees. I was talking about undergraduate. Doctors, Lawyers, Scientists all require advanced degrees to get to a high level, just ask all the biology majors lmao. Engineering may be possible with just undergrad. | /r/RedPillBooks | 30/06/22 07:23 PM |
| 1 | Which college degree would help more with gaining prestige? (Which do you respect more?)It will be at the minimum more prestigious than the other two. If you’re going for prestige the classic tracks are investment banking which requires a finance major from a top 20 school. Software engineering at FAANG which requires you to be good at programming. Management consulting at the big 3, also requires a top 20 school. CS is the only option if you do not go to Ivy League school or have existing connections in industry. | /r/RedPillBooks | 30/06/22 03:41 PM |
| 1 | Which college degree would help more with gaining prestige? (Which do you respect more?)Cognitive Neuroscience is a glorified psych degree. Don’t rely on votes, you can easily just go on linkedin see where people are and see what they majored in. | /r/RedPillBooks | 30/06/22 03:38 PM |
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