>>16566783
The us has no shortage of unemployed applied mathematics bsc holders

>>16566783
If you are 24 you better have a job title inmind first then apply a degree for it.

>>16566783
>relocate to the US
fuck off, we're full

>>16566921
Id probably go into AI or quantitce trading. I’d probably try to gain more experience before relocation in the USA. I’m just asking if it’s worth to get another degree given my position.

>>16566936
>Id probably go into AI
massively oversaturated

>quantitce trading
you don't have the cognitive abilities

>>16567204
Should I study applied mathematics or not

>>16567204
>you don’t have cognitive abilities
Do you really need to be a 150iq genius to do mid quant trading?

>>16567217
It's probably the most ruthlessly sought after job on the planet outside of president of the united states and you are competing against people who have dedicated their lives towards it from childhood.

>>16567222
then I’ll do something else related to programming and banking. Should I study mathematics or not

>>16567217
These firms look for people who have won math olympiads when they were teenagers and typically hire PhDs. Getting a couple of A's in math in high school is not a good litmus tests for finding out if you're built for quant trading

>>16567215
If you already have a degree in CS what is the point? if you're dead set on getting into maths, try to get into a maths grad program

>>16567261
because I forgot most of math and I think I’d rather do something related to finances and programming

>>16567217
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoYC_8cutb0

>>16567444
so why not do a MSc in CS or Finance?

>>16568417
I suppose applied math is more flexible and adaptable in terms of career switching and ability to get employed I suppose