How many Veeky Forumsentists unironically got a theoretical degree rather than an applied/engineering degree?
Look at this cuck, "muhhh PhD in science"
What do we think his degree was in?
It's simple boys,
>get into a good university >get internships or related work/experience every summer >MAYBE a masters if you're industry requires it >Graduate programme or just an entry level job >Earn some ca$h
Then, if you're still feeling theoretical, go back and do a masters or PhD in something.
Hopefully I've saved some of you a lot of time and money
with my bachelors degree, i will have no real job opportunities.
Joshua Williams
OP lied, STEMlords died.
There are no jobs in STEM, including engineering. >source: BSME
Camden Ortiz
This should seriously be the approach that we push though. Try to actually do some practical shit in the real world before you decide to waste away your 20s in the ivory tower.
Joshua Lee
Well if we all just switch to engineering, there are in time going to be STEM jobs in theoretical fields
Andrew Green
I'm graduating at a Bachelors in Physics with high grades, gonna start in a Masters program getting paid to study science, than gonna repeat that with my PhD, which pays really well where I live!
Why can I do that and not be a poor sucker? Because I'm not in fucking murica
Christian Williams
What if I don't like engineering
I like biology. What the fuck can you do with biology that doesn't require a PHD. All you can do is be a field monkey or a lab tech monkey, both of which make shit money. And no, I don't want to be a doctor
I like my work, and with molecular biology there are opportunities in industry and academia so what's the problem with just getting the PHD out of the way
Grayson Anderson
>OP really thinks general knowledge has no value
Justin Ross
I have dropped CS because of /sci
Julian Torres
>What if I don't like engineering Nobody likes engineering. Do you know what you call an engineer that only works on stuff that he likes? A physicist.
