WHOA Mathematicians??? Who would have thought?
Electrical Engineering student. Life is pretty good, but boring.
Alex Lamb
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I have 120 BS degrees.
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That either went over my head, or you've been around for centuries.
I have 20% of a BS degree.
I've got like 15% of a BS degree.
So I'm guessing that Mathematicians are people with Phd.
That would explain the difference.
Is that the difference between Law Graduates and Lawyers?
A law graduate is anyone who gets a JD from an accredited law school. Lawyers are people who can get actually get jobs as lawyers. Law graduate salaries are a bimodal distribution, with the lawyers on the right and everyone else on the left.
http://www.elsblog.org/the_empiri cal_legal_studi/2008/07/how-the-c ravath.html
I think Mathematicians mostly have Ph.Ds but I'm not sure. Most people who just get a BS in math end up becoming Actuaries.
Der-Lowe
There has a recent thread of engineer taking over the govt. Our former governor is an agricultural engineer, and so is our Vice President. The Governor/Mayor of the City of Buenos Aires is also an Engineer.
Why? I dunno
Al6200
It's probably because engineers have awesome analogies that they can use to win over the populace.
"Sir, I've been designing bridges for over 20 years now, and I know that you can't build a bridge without a solid foundation. But the dumbocrat's want to build our bridges of education without a solid foundation of after school programs. Why?"