engineering degree roi?

[αяєѕση]

it's high-paying obv, but am i just gonna be wageslave at the end of the day?

 

[αяєѕση]

bumppppp

 

[ltnmaxer44]

i dont know

 

[xXXxZeusxXXx]

one of the best you can take

 

[unicel.ltn]

only good if you dont care about your hair

 

[Panama]

only good if you dont care about your hair

Niggas be saying shit just to say shit

But bottomline make sure you have a solid foundation in calc and physics for engineering

If u never took calc or physics in high school dont take engineering as a degree. You can do it sure, but it would be very much harder.

 

[αяєѕση]

i dont know

@hate he doesn't even know mayne

 

[αяєѕση]

Niggas be saying shit just to say shit

But bottomline make sure you have a solid foundation in calc and physics for engineering

If u never took calc or physics in high school dont take engineering as a degree. You can do it sure, but it would be very much harder.

yeah but i heard i would be a wageslave for the rest of my life

 

[Panama]

yeah but i heard i would be a wageslave for the rest of my life

I mean you can always go for a second degree, like masters in economics but whatever you do pursue engineering first. Networking is crucial.

I am a double major in Mechanical Engineering and Physics. I plan on dropping physics as a major as a whole as its useless (can only teach or be a physicist) , want to switch over to economics or business finance as my second major.

Engineering highest roi return degree if you like math and physics tho

If you dont go into the medical field.

 

[hate]

@hate he doesn't even know mayne

 

[barugas]

absolutely - but only if you lock tf in and use the couple years for internships, actually providing value, etc.

if you plan to do an engineering degree, fuck about for a couple years, and leave college completely lost then no

 

[king.henryk]

it's high-paying obv, but am i just gonna be wageslave at the end of the day?

Well yes

 

[αяєѕση]

absolutely - but only if you lock tf in and use the couple years for internships, actually providing value, etc.

if you plan to do an engineering degree, fuck about for a couple years, and leave college completely lost then no

no exist rather than wagecucking for life?