/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>7621633
>1900 NE job openings 2012 - 2022
>look at NE grads from 2012 and 2013
>add them up
>2271
kek two fucking years and they're already over-saturated

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these are the truth. snip these posts if you want to know what it's actually like and not what the typical 4chan troll spews. not joking. i'm a second year mechanical engineer and this is what it is like. lots of people like to forget that engineering is a professional degree that you do have to be fucking damn smart for, let alone way harder working than anyone else on campus. i don't care if you think this is a circle jerk. it's the truth via the nature of our coursework.

my physics/chem/maths/bio friends do fuck all in comparison and even they say so. the actual problems that they do work on though? they're definitely challenging. they just don't do nearly as much and have a work ethic in comparison to a fucking business major from what they've told me. yes, you have to be smart, but you don't have to be hard working than other majors to be non-engineer STEM, that's for sure.

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anon pls

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shut up obama