MAJOR RANKINGS (FINAL 2020)
by: 4 Pillar
T1:
M&T (Engineering + Wharton)
LSM (CAS Science + Wharton)
MLS (CAS Science undergrad + grad)
Chemical/Biomolecular Engineering
Huntsman
Electrical Engineering
T2:
Physics
Bioengineering
Chemistry/CIS
Biochemistry/Biophysics
Molecular Biology
Finance/Statistics
Mathematics
T3:
Philosophy
General Biology
BBB
Business Analytics/OIDD
CAS Economics
T4:
Political Science
History/IR
Commentby: lmfaoOct 22, 2020 4:13:09 PM
by: lmfaoOct 22, 2020 4:15:20 PM
a training in STEM especially in the Physics, Math and CS trains you to dig deep into unintuitive abstract ideas, its probably the main reason theres so much creativity required for STEM.... ever seen the correlation between STEM majors and natural talent for music (like piano) or art?
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by: sort of Oct 22, 2020 4:23:42 PM
ChemE and EE are really strong at Princeton and Cornell and the best at MIT and Stanford... Penn isn't the strongest in those
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by: becauseOct 26, 2020 2:24:04 PM
those two are the hardest majors at penn, and can lead to jobs in the high growth areas of internet tech & biotech
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by: lmfao trueOct 24, 2020 8:32:05 PM
even by his own methodology it doesnt make any sense to Hunt so high, Finance is bottom T2 and IR is T4 so Hunt should be bottom T2 at best
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#4 by: word
From what I know Penn Engineering is frigging amazing but most students who get into Cornell or Princeton Engineering choose those over Penn, so I don't think CBE and Electrical Engineering should be that high, tho they should be in T2. Penn SAS has much more highly ranked STEM majors, notably physics and biochemistry which really are "Elite". I would put Penn CS really high tho bc it compares well with HYPMS and Cornell in certain subfields and has a solid alumni network.
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by: lmfaoOct 22, 2020 4:12:24 PM
stem is all about abstraction lmao... a lot, if not all of the universe is modeled by abstract structures found in math and logic
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