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Become a BitLife astronaut by understanding what a STEM degree entails
Dreaming of becoming an astronaut in BitLife? If you’re not familiar with STEM degrees, you could face rejection when applying to the Space Agency. A STEM degree, which stands for 'science, technology, engineering, and mathematics,' is essential for this career path. To meet the Space Agency’s requirements, you'll need a degree from one of these fields. Keep reading to find out how you can earn a STEM degree in BitLife.
What is a STEM Degree in BitLife?
In BitLife, a STEM degree includes any qualification in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. The degrees available in the game that count as a STEM qualification are biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, information systems, engineering, and mathematics.
How to Get a STEM Degree in BitLife
What Does a STEM Degree Mean?
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. This acronym represents these four fields of study, both in real life and in BitLife. To earn a STEM degree, simply pursue a degree in one of these areas; it's not a unique or specialized degree but a general category of fields of study.
How to Earn a STEM Degree in BitLife
Live through your character's life as usual. Start with elementary and high school. For a higher chance of success, consider doing these activities while aging up your character:
- Read books or engage in other activities to increase your Smarts if it’s not at 100% already.
- Join school clubs that focus on science, technology, engineering, or math.
- Build a strong relationship with your character's parents to boost the chances they’ll cover your university tuition.
- Aim for good grades or participate in sports to increase your odds of receiving a university scholarship.
- Work a part-time job while in school to save up for college tuition.
Choose a STEM degree when applying for university. Here are the BitLife degrees that count as STEM qualifications. If none of these degrees are available, age your character one year and try again.
- Science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
- Technology: Computer Science, Information Systems
- Engineering: Engineering
- Mathematics: Mathematics
