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You have to be pretty smart to do a maths or a music degree I should think.
I doubt anyone but someone clever could be an actuary, the exams are pretty hard (post degree) aren't they?
I don't know much about engineering, but I would guess you have to be clever to do them aswell.
This is the bloke that was slating BA's as impractical. There aren't many jobs for mathematicians so equally impractical. Good on him for getting additional training but as I pointed out you don't need a math degree to do it. Mind she was a vp at a bank by the time she was 35 so not your run of the mill music student.
My point re engineering is that you basically graduate with a profession. I can't think of any other undergraduate degrees where you do including business studies and sciences. Law and medicine I suppose but I think of those as graduate degrees.