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You are simply wrong. Mechanical engineering majors, as an example of the most common non-CS major, don’t have any such high-paying opportunities until at least
by pastel8739 1y ago
You are simply wrong. Mechanical engineering majors, as an example of the most common non-CS major, don’t have any such high-paying opportunities until at least after a PhD (and even then they are lower than you are saying). Many make less than $100k out of college. Even CS majors have a hard time getting an interview at those top-paying companies.
- laidoffamazon 1y agoWait, are you saying Course 6 is still the most common major? And thus still has the most direct path to making $500k a year out of undergrad? Of course, MechE's frequently also work at these companies or in finance too...