Math majors might have it hardest between making jokes that only they get and being asked to calculate tips all the time. Sure, English majors need to write endless essays and science students spend their lives taring scales [1], but they probably didn't ever get a two-hour test with only three problems on it. Whether you're someone who uses math in their job or does their best to avoid talking about it, we've rounded up the struggles only you'll understand.
Becoming bilingual on accident
Which came in handy when you needed to translate your homework
Trying to make any problem set fun
Creating study guides that could cover the walls of your room
Coming up with proofs of why you don't need to study
Spending your life's fortune on textbooks
Planning your study schedule around finding free whiteboards
Competing with your friends on who had the neatest problem set
Finding a board without chalk was a nightmare
Decorating your graduation cap in a nerdy joke because you deserve it
Knowing to expect these answers anytime you tell someone your major
We get it — now please don't ask us to calculate the tip for dinner.