>>13855978I am here to suggest an alternative theory. You have to realize that people going into these majors are not random samples of the population. One would imagine that, for example, someone unironically studying philosophy in uni has to be some top level autists right off the bat. Therefore inflating their scores. As for math, it is known that our scores are always pulled down because of people just wanting to be teachers. Nothing wrong with that, but they are sure to get below average scores. However I'm sure that if you filtered students by just those who intend to go for a Ph.D. and beyond, math would be at the top by a lot.
