Getting a maths degree.

[BoredGeorge]

After work.

Keeping in mind I am borderline retarded but its always something I've wanted to understand better.

maybe i'll settle for some half assed 'data analysis' or 'IT' course..

Ideas ?

[Charlie Boy II]

Is there such a thing as a maths degree? I've never heard of it.

And I don't think you'd spend $20,000 over three years just to "get a better idea" of something.

Anyway, I work during the day and study at night. It's hard but you get used to it.

[IndiReloaded]

Yes. You can get a degree in mathematics.

George, if you can do it, go for it. I know several people with advanced degrees who got their jobs b/c of their undergraduate training in math. Its relatively rare and commands really good wages if you are good at it.

[BoredGeorge]

Yes. You can get a degree in mathematics.

George, if you can do it, go for it. I know several people with advanced degrees who got their jobs b/c of their undergraduate training in math. Its relatively rare and commands really good wages if you are good at it.

I'm probalby not smart enough..

might take a few units here and there for interests sake and look into something half assed

will be good to pad resume.. three years out of bout time for a something else.

[Gigabitch]

Oh, you are not borderline retarded. Jeeze, George. Really.

[girl68]

Way to continue to repell the ladies. Very sexy ohhh those numbers... really makes me want to get down on my knees 68% of the time.

BTW I'm ugly as hell, I don't get any benefits for being cute.

[lovesjoyajm]

After work.

Keeping in mind I am borderline retarded but its always something I've wanted to understand better.

maybe i'll settle for some half assed 'data analysis' or 'IT' course..

Ideas ?

If you're interested in mathematics, whether pure or applied, go for that - not "data analysis" or "IT". They are completely different subjects. A pure mathematics degree can include little to no computer or 'tech' stuff, depending on where you go and what type of curriculum they have.

Indi, would you mind posting about what your friends are doing who did undergraduate degrees in math?

PS Math and mathematically-minded guys are not repulsive to all girls

[girl68]

^ I know I'm toying with him because he thinks I'm the dumb hot bimbo. I'm actaully as fugly as hell and took 4 years of mathematics.

[BoredGeorge]

Way to continue to repell the ladies. Very sexy ohhh those numbers... really makes me want to get down on my knees 68% of the time.

BTW I'm ugly as hell, I don't get any benefits for being cute.

Ur such a liar. u made a comment supporting stupid lazy bimbo waitresses therefore you are one and always will be.

[BoredGeorge]

If you're interested in mathematics, whether pure or applied, go for that - not "data analysis" or "IT". They are completely different subjects. A pure mathematics degree can include little to no computer or 'tech' stuff, depending on where you go and what type of curriculum they have.

Indi, would you mind posting about what your friends are doing who did undergraduate degrees in math?

PS Math and mathematically-minded guys are not repulsive to all girls

In the real world they're related b.c u need to get data from somwhere.. lots of those sorts of people have math degrees but don't use the hardcore math too often

[Gigabitch]

I agree with lovesjoy that math geeks are in no way repulsive.

[flea]

why do people go on entertaining this guy?

[Gigabitch]

Blind optimism.

[girl68]

Ur such a liar. u made a comment supporting stupid lazy bimbo waitresses therefore you are one and always will be.

All I really meant to support was stupid bimbo's who drop your food on the floor and or spit in your food, plate it and serve it to you with a smile

Well, I'm not a server anymore, but yes, I'm still a fugly lazy bimbo.

[flea]

lol, fair enough.


go for it George! you da man.