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Sup /sci/. I am a 22 year old college student going to get my degree in plastics engineering. Plastics isnt really what i was looking for in particular, that salary is decent i guess but i was more looking for a "more important" level of engineering with a higher salary as well.
Would it be easy to take my plastics degree and go into grad school for, say, nuclear engineering or possibly aerospace engineering? Both fields that have higher pay and are more interesting to me? Or is this just a big waste of time/money?
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Bamp
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>>9093707
If you're going to grad school anyway, it's a good opportunity to change your focus. If you can get into a grad program you're more interested in, go for it. I had a civil degree but went to grad school for environmental.
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>>9093707
>plastics engineering
Holy shit, anon. You can't be serious. Pick a real engineering degree. Mechanical, for exemple, is a real and respectable eningineering which is related to both nuclear and aerospace.
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Switch into Mechanical or Chemical Engineering.
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