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>>7006637
Op here. First time looking at this thread since I posted it. But that was my thought with the mechanical engineering degree. From what I've researched, it seems incredibly versatile. I could help design pretty much anything aero related after my bachelors (fuck anyone that wants to drag you down just because they're stuck at some life sucking industry the rest of their life). And then I would maybe wait awhile and go into biomechatronics with a masters and try to get a research position.