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> I had just graduated with a degree that was fairly unemployable, and didn’t have good enough grades to go to grad school in the same field Well that was luck
by dehrmann 3y ago
> I had just graduated with a degree that was fairly unemployable, and didn’t have good enough grades to go to grad school in the same field
Well that was lucky. Imagine spending another $100k for a slightly less unemployable master's.
- zafka 3y agoBiomedical engineering has been quite the hot ticket for a while in the Medical device industry. It is an interesting field. There is a lot of engineering going on, but the hierarchy is business.
- syndicatedjelly 3y agoI'm not sure I'd call my poor grades "luck". With that undergrad degree, the only real options were Ph.D or med school. Staying in the field for just an M.S. made no sense. Whereas a master's in any engineering discipline goes very far