In addition to the rider ' s skill and the gyroscopic forces , there are , acting on the front wheel , the centerofgravity lowering torque figure 6 and the castoring forces the heavier the bicycle ' s load the more important these become . <| sep |> MAKE FPH GREAT AGAIN <| sep |> she did have nice curves . <| sep |> No , I ' m just a picture of Mark . <| sep |> Whenever we had free time which was all the time because it was a blow off math class my senior year <| sep |> As someone who has hired data scientists over the years , I ' d suggest sticking with the computer science degree and then adding whatever stats course load you think you can handle . A double major of stats and CS is very attractive to potential employers and would set you on a path to a good post school data science job , but it ' s all a question of how much work you want to put in . Personally , I am much more a fan of those candidates who come with the engineering skills that you learn in CS , especially since 80 % or more of a typical data science project involve those skills first , before any model is built and evaluated . Edit looked again at the course loads the data science program would give you a solid base of knowledge if that ' s the career path you want to take .