Jesse Adams said:These figures are based on GRE scores for prospective PhD candidates:
http://www.econphd.net/guide.htm
http://infoproc.blogspot.com/2005/12...s-them-in.html
* 130.0 Physics
* 129.0 Mathematics
* 128.5 Computer science
* 128.0 Economics
* 127.5 Chemical engineering
* 127.0 Material science
* 126.0 Electrical engineering
* 125.5 Mechanical engineering
* 125.0 Philosophy
* 124.0 Chemistry
* 123.0 Earth sciences
* 122.0 industrial engineering
* 121.5 civil engineering
* 120.1 Biology / medicina
* 120.0 English / literatura
* 119.8 Religion / theology
* 119.7 Political science
* 119.7 Academic disciplines
* 118.0 Art history
* 117.7 Anthropology
* 116.5 Architecture
* 116.0 Business
* 115.0 Sociology
* 114.0 Psychology
* 114.0 Nursing
* 112.0 Communication
* 109.0 Communication and Education
* 106.0 Public administration
The average undergraduate IQ sits at 115—which implies your typical Psychology TA is actually less intelligent than their own students. Makes you think, doesn't it? 🙂
Hmm... yeah. Honestly, I’m sitting here wondering why this thread even exists in the first place.
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Like I’ve already said: this is just a pathetic, transparent attempt to vent some frustrations and play the troll.
Jesse Adams said:People, we're talking about averages here, not outliers.
Fair point. I mean, I'm pretty sure the average physics major is a total genius... but there are always exceptions. And let's be real, those exceptions are usually pretty glaring. ☕