Stereotyping by College Major

<p>Philosophy</p>

<p>Head in the clouds, vegetarian, makes his own clothes, tries to make every conversation he has existential.</p>

<p>Software Engineering</p>

<p>Smells bad</p>

<p>anthropology</p>

<p>Probably dumber than the Software Engineering major.</p>

<p>How about Art?</p>

<p>Wasting his own money, wonā€™t be a wealthy man until he dies</p>

<p>Biomedical engineering.</p>

<p>a guy/girl who isnā€™t a hardcore engineer, but still likes the prospects of engineering and helping others. </p>

<p>film studies and mechanical engineering double major</p>

<p>I honestly donā€™t think I stereotype people much by their college major. It doesnā€™t say as much about a person as some think. And it isnā€™t nearly as important as people think it is while theyā€™re in collegeā€¦</p>

<p>The only stereotype I <em>might</em> have about a major is that if a certain major is mostly one demographic groupā€¦ I would notice that. But thatā€™s not a stereotype about them as people. Itā€™s just having eyes.</p>

<p>Crap, sorry. I didnā€™t go far enough into the thread. Ok Iā€™ll answer that last one.</p>

<p>I guess if I had to go by that description and nothing else, I would think the person was very intelligent and well-roundedā€¦ not because they double majoredā€¦ but because they wanted to use both their right and left brain.</p>

<p>Umā€¦</p>

<p>Religion.</p>

<p>God is great, God will answer all your prayers, all will be well. God has plans for all of you. Have no fear.</p>

<p>Philosophy major</p>

<p>An idiot who has no life experience, but loves to argue. Probably a woman or a gayish man</p>

<p>Chem engineer with a math minor</p>

<p>Edit: I was too slow again. Daaaarn.</p>

<p>Some overachieving foreigner who kills the curve.</p>

<p>Statistics</p>

<p>A loser who canā€™t do math, in other words, a failed mathematician.</p>

<p>language major, english and french?</p>

<p>A lazy American who is majoring in their familyā€™s country of orginā€™s language [probably learned the language along with English from an early age].</p>

<p>this isnā€™t my major but wondering what the stereotypes are electrical engineering and mathematics</p>

<p>calculator is his girlfriend</p>

<p>Film Studies</p>

<p>Hipster central</p>

<p>Applied human psych</p>

<p>He will not have friends</p>

<p>biochem major</p>

<p>canā€™t decide between medicine of science!</p>

<p>Creative Writing</p>

<p>someone who dreams of being the next j.k rowling or stephanie meyer</p>

<p>umā€¦ double major with humanities/international relations on a pre-med track</p>

<p>Person who really is just a humanities/international relations double major who is also taking a couple of science classes (if you didnā€™t get it, the stereotype is that this person isnā€™t going to med school).</p>

<p>Computer Science</p>

<p>Large glasses. Sits infront of the computer at least 80% the day. Has a severe case of acne. Extremely thin and malnourished. Never has and probably never will get a girlfriend. Acts like a badass in online communities and online games. Has a lot of friendsā€¦ online. Probably only one or two other nerd friends in real life.</p>

<p>Hotel management</p>

<p>Went to college to have fun, gets a job unrelated to it</p>

<p>Economics</p>