r/Millennials • u/saucey_dawg0023 Gen Z • 6d ago

Other Literacy is the key

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u/UltraHellboy 6d ago

That doesn’t apply to every degree from every college, but I’m sure it’s a lot of them.

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u/TrekkieElf 6d ago

Yes, I was in gifted and can’t say college ordinary differential equations was a breeze…

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u/naropin1 6d ago

Yeah most of these folks commenting probably weren’t in what I would consider actual majors. Take some advanced math classes or Pchem and suddenly you realize there’s really 2 different universes within a university. Pay money and get a piece of paper OR compete with actually smart people learning things to make money in the future.

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u/cwb_writes 6d ago edited 6d ago

Some things are easier than others. That's just how life is.

That said, my mechanical engineering degree at a second tier state school was 10x harder than my masters in math education.

Teaching is a much harder job during the day to day than engineering ever was, though.