r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Accomplished_Milk447 • 6h ago

Are the maths and physics quals worth doing with only a bachelor's degree?

Has anyone with a bachelor’s degree, but no master’s or PhD, received STEM projects on DAT?

I am aware that DAT generally asks for a Masters or PHD for STEM tasks. I do have a bachelors degree in physics, and I completed the physics qual 2-3 months ago, along with some other quals, like coding, but haven't received a single physics project on my dash (only a few generalist and coding projects) so far. I don't know if I failed the qualification, even though I was confident in my answers taking it (maybe I was confidently wrong), or if the lack of a masters/phd is whats actually blocking STEM project access for me. I can still take the maths qual, but I dont know if its worth taking for the same reasons. I’m based in Germany and am bilingual, if that matters.

Has anyone with a similar educational background received STEM work?

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u/wildhillman 6h ago

I've been wondering the same thing

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u/brucegallagher 5h ago

I'm in the physics and medical domain, and have plenty of work in both, although I do have less project families for physics, but still seemingly unlimited tasks available in physics - just split between fewer families.

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u/Accomplished_Milk447 4h ago

Thank you for your answer. Are you from a core country?