/sci/ - Science & Math

Thanks for the nice words, guys.

All the engineers I meet have shit GPAs upon graduating

Like how hard is it to get a 3.5? I've met like one or two ever that graduated with a high GPA, and one of them immediately got a 100k job in Seattle. all the others just seem to get C's and crawl to their degree

>>9059912
What if I don't like engineering

I like biology. What the fuck can you do with biology that doesn't require a PHD. All you can do is be a field monkey or a lab tech monkey, both of which make shit money. And no, I don't want to be a doctor

I like my work, and with molecular biology there are opportunities in industry and academia so what's the problem with just getting the PHD out of the way

>>8726795
Welcome to Autisville

sort the following fields on the following tiers

Mathematics, computer science, computer engineering, civil engineering, Petroleum engineering, biomedical engineering, biology, materials science and engineering, electromechanical engineering, physics, chemistry, mechanical engineering, biotechnology.

Tiers:

Is it be better to major in engineering and self-study science or vice-versa?