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Why mechanical/electrical ? Very anecdotal but most of my friends from college who got a degree in that ended up chasing software engineering jobs. I mean I'm
by decGetAc 2y ago
Why mechanical/electrical ? Very anecdotal but most of my friends from college who got a degree in that ended up chasing software engineering jobs.
I mean I'm sure mechanical/electrical jobs exists but from my admittedly limited view it always seems like it's the opposite move so interested.
Also 80k is ridiculous if it's in the US , maybe it's the specific university you're looking at ?
- bilbo0s 2y agoI think they mean 80k total for all 4 or 5 years. That seems reasonable to me for a 4 year degree from one of any of the 50 public flagships. (I assume that's what they're talking about.)
- decGetAc 2y agoI just looked up the average for public state universities per year and it's around 10k (8-15k) Which lines up with my own costs. Am I missing something ?
- hndecision1234 2y agoReally? The state college by me, middle of the road type, is 30k a year in state.
- decGetAc 2y agoJust double checked, I see multiple sources with the same information. In state yearly tuition. Mind sharing your state ? Or one around you if you think that's too personal