How marketable is a math degree from MIT?

I know two girls from MIT who majored in math and live in Hong Kong. They've worked for Goldman Sachs for several years (between 6 and 10 years). They are both very very good looking girls and b…

Top stories for Long   How marketable is a math degree from MIT? Reid Sheftall, studied Physics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Answered June 22, 2019 I know two girls from MIT who majored in math and live in Hong Kong. They've worked for Goldman Sachs for several years (between 6 and 10 years). They are both very very go... Read more » 4.9K 105   Is Trump's approval rating at an all-time high as reported by Leavitt today? Elena Gold, Media analyst • Answered August 4 Karoline Leavitt — Trump's speaker lady — voices what White House director of communications Steven Cheung tells her to voice. Her job is to speak with conviction, not to re... Read more » 5.1K 878   My supervisor is pushing a Carbon nanotubes related project, is it safe to work with? Silk Road, Polymath • Answered August 22 Well, you ask if it is safe. A man has to know the risks. The problem is the dust, the fine black powder-Its danger depends on the shape. If the carbon tubes are short and t... Read more » 702 12   Why Did William Golding call his book "Lord of the Flies?" Brian Overland, Working on being a working novelist; published tech author • Answered January 2 The term "Lord of the Flies" is an English-language translation of the ancient Hebrew "abomination" that they called "Ba'al" (meaning Lord)…. and the Hebrews in their loath... Read more » 858 66   Why are most people broke? Rhonda Lester • Answered June 8, 2017 I work as a financial advisor for a Fortune 500 company, and I have clients from a broad range of income brackets. Part of my job involves evaluating income and spending/sa... Read more » 1.4K 141   Why did Microsoft launch Windows 11 all of a sudden, even though they used to say "Windows 10 is Microsoft's last OS"? Michel Meyran, building and repairing PCs since 1995 • Answered August 27 Because the EULA for Windows 10 didn't make it a requirement for you to share your data with Microsoft. So, while they built more and more 'telemetry' (AKA 'spyware') in Wi... Read more » 94 27   What happened to Emily Willis? Madan Singh Shekhawat Nathusar, lives in Nathoosar Sikar Rajasthan (1984-present) • Answered February 2 Emily Willis is a 25-year-old p-rnstar. Emily Willis was addicted to Ketamine drug. She used to consume it to reduce her pain during shooting. Ketamine is the main drug used... Read more » 1.7K 265   Why don't they make a washing machine that is also a dryer? Stephanie V, has been doing her own laundry for 45+ years • Updated June 17, 2017 Such machines exist and are very popular in Europe, where families tend to live in smaller dwellings than Americans do. They are decent washing machines but are usually terr... Read more » 58 15   What happens if your card is declined at a restaurant and you've already eaten the food? Martin Thomas • Answered July 21 Happened to me in Vienna, Austria. Was there with my son and we ate for approximately 100 USD. Card did not work, I had no cash. I was very embarrassed, but they waiter jus... Read more » 4.2K 187   What are the potential risks for Ukraine if they attempt another offensive, especially considering the losses in past operations like in Zaporozhye and Kursk? Roland Bartetzko, Logistics in Ukraine (2022-present) • Answered September 5 You attack, you lose material and personnel—that's the nature of things. This is especially true in the current battlefield environment, where, due to reconnaissance drones ... Read more » 1.4K 104   What would happen to me if I were dropped into a pool of supercooled water which is -70 degrees C? Joshua Engel, not a physicist • Answered July 12, 2011 You can only supercool water this low in a simulation, where everything is perfectly balanced. If you dropped an object into supercooled water in the real world, it would u... Read more » 191 22   I am 45, and I want to apply for a PhD degree. Is it okay and possible to do it? Am I too old for this? Colin Riegels, Doctoral candidate: Law, University of Oxford • Answered August 17 I am sure you will be flooded with people telling you "of course it is possible." I started my doctorate at 47 - and I discovered that I was far from the oldest person enrol... Read more » 733 46 Read more in your feed

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