Hey /sci/ I'm doing an engineering degree but my friend

>>8640534
> agricultural engineering
I have never heard of this meme. What do y'all learn?

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>>8640534
I'm not sure if computer engineering would really work out for you

>>8640540
We learn about farm equipment and machinery and improvements in that field. I would have figured it'd be high paying

>>8640553
I doubt it, it's just farming

>>8640553
most of the world's farming happens in places where the donkey is the most advanced technology in 100km

>>8640557
>>8640556
But It's still a worthwhile degree, right? Everyone eats food, there's lots of farmers

>>8640534
Watch Interstellar and you will understand why agricultural engineering is so important.

>>8640534
People who state x degree is unemployable typically have no idea what is and is not employable
Stay with your degree, your friend is an idiot

>>8640566
yes it is,even if you don't do anything substantial you will still get paid.