<p>-Computer Science
-Political Science
-Chemical Engineering
-Pre-Med (Biology or Physics)
-Economics</p>
<p>No simple answer. I’d be inclined to say that ChemE has a high mean and a low variance, CS has a fairly high mean and a decent variance, Poli Sci has a very high variance, and Econ also has a high mean and a large variance. Numbers would be nice though, especially if they were separated by type of school.</p>
<p>My gut would be ChemE, but it depends on what you do with the degree. If you go to law school after your Poli Sci degree, you’ll likely have a higher salary than if you do temp work with the Comp Sci degree.</p>