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What Might One Pair with a BS in Nuclear Engineering? 2017-01-15 05:14:33 Post No. 8603310
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What Might One Pair with a BS in Nuclear Engineering?
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2017-01-15 05:14:33
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Title really says it all.
I want to become a NukeE. I've always though power plant design and operation was interesting, and other areas of the nuclear industry such as safety specialists are all interesting to me. If I wanted to double major, what would /sci/ recommend? I'm first year right now and am willing to do five years of studying, so I have some time to reflect and think.
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>>8603310
radiation science
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You should probably just Bs in Physics or EE and go to grad school for Nuke
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>>8603310
Don't be an idiot. Be single major.
Virtually no career requires a double major.
Double major is stressful, and takes all of your time to pass the courses.
Just do EE. Interesting, challenging, and employable.
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>>8603310
Simon. That would be my name.
Then you require material sciences.
(?)!>K
That should help you along.
However I should point out that nuclear energy may or may not be the future.
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>>8603310
Petroleum Engineering so you can be useful in all stages of earths destruction
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>>8605065
>Virtually no career requires a double major.
No career (outside of medicine) requires a college degree. College isn't job training.
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a mcdonalds nametag lmao
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