UNI course and career advice needed!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

the only one kpkb-ing here is u.

U then stfu. I am advising youngsters who havent grown any cock hair to be realistic thinking in planning.

What contributions do u have except a 1 line sentence noobshit

Originally Posted by Unregistered

This is complete BS. Math majors have a HUGE advantage in Sales & Trading and market risk.

As long as you get First Class Honours with your math degree, you will get called up for at least 1st round interview for S&T and risk jobs.

How you know? U in IB? Did you even take math degree in the first place.

Eh TS, stop listening to all the ******** here. Like one poster advice, go check linkedin profile and get some clues or if got chance go network and ask the head hunters the requirements instead of listening to some losers here.

FYI, alot of losers (including me) come here to rant and make ppl life miserable coz our life also miserable haha.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How you know? U in IB? Did you even take math degree in the first place.

Eh TS, stop listening to all the ******** here. Like one poster advice, go check linkedin profile and get some clues or if got chance go network and ask the head hunters the requirements instead of listening to some losers here.

FYI, alot of losers (including me) come here to rant and make ppl life miserable coz our life also miserable haha.

Actually, you can just pick any local bank, maybe DBS website and take a look at the people on top on the board. You can see that many of them are actually math, econs or even humanities grads, there are even a couple of philosophy graduates. There are more of these guys than there are business graduates on the board. Which is quite embarassing for biz grads seeing that they number in their intake in local universities number in the hundreds, whereas there are significantly less philosophy, math and econs graduates combined...

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Actually, you can just pick any local bank, maybe DBS website and take a look at the people on top on the board. You can see that many of them are actually math, econs or even humanities grads, there are even a couple of philosophy graduates. There are more of these guys than there are business graduates on the board. Which is quite embarassing for biz grads seeing that they number in their intake in local universities number in the hundreds, whereas there are significantly less philosophy, math and econs graduates combined...

U got any idea how big is the econs cohort in the 3 uni? And discounting life sci, math has one of the most ppl in the fac of sci.