/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>10062317
>>10062376
kek
>be me 2 years ago
>BSc Physics student
>some faggot on /sci/ told me my degree is a meme
>feelsbadman.jpg
>FUCK IT!! I'm gonna study hard anyways
>get 3.95/4.00 GPA
>got interview from semiconductor company
>food and transport to go to interview is paid for
>feelsgoodman.jpg
>got job as a management trainee
>management trainee? nani kore?
>18 month training in germany and other countries on many of the company departments with good starting pay and guaranteed promotion after training
>sign me the fuck up nigger
>mfw the other interviewees with engineering degrees didn't get the job
this is why you should study hard, learn other skills and practise on your social skills during undergrad. Now I can laugh at every bitter postdoc, phd graduate or phd students that are telling the younglings that their path is the only path.

>be me 2 years ago
>studying for a BSc in Physics
>saw a lot of people in /sci/ saying my degree is a meme
>feelsbadman.jpg
>fuck it! I'm gonna study my ass off anyways
>2 years later
>get a 3.95/4.00 GPA
>applied for jobs because bored of waiting for my masters to start
>got an interview for a semiconductor manufacturing company
>1 week later company hr calls me to offer job
>18 month training with company with good pay and great benefits
>mfw
Any other "meme degree" holders out there that is doing great career wise?

>>10040777
w-why do you need to know?

>Masters in Applied Physics (coursewok)
>0*5 publications
>Get engineering job 2 weeks after graduating
mfw

Same desu.. I have a Physics degree with a shit GPA and I'm seriously considering getting a Masters degree in engineering by coursework.. What are the pros and cons of this?