Is Aerospace Engineering a meme degree? It genuinely interests me...

Is Aerospace Engineering a meme degree? It genuinely interests me, and was thinking of doing my undergrad in engineering physics and getting a masters in AE.

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I know that the best form for taking a number two is squating from the ground but I noticed her doing the sir harrington

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I fucking love Cherie

Who? Is that the sauce?

>masters in engineering
Have fun working at Starbucks desu

You learn at home, you go to college to get tested for it. If you aren't studying now then don't bother.

My college roommate has one and now works at Fermi Lab

Oh wow thanks, everyone who has a degree works at fermilab

Also that most of have been an awkward photo shoot.

"Yeah baby you look great. Just sit backwards on toliet for me"

I'm currently a senior majoring in Electrical Engineering and all I can say is that these past 4 years have been a living hell. You don't have time to go out and try to be normal or anything like that. I recommend getting some close friends and grind through the shit with them. Else you'll end up all fucked up like me

Hope you got an internship

Quite the contrary OP. Anything OTHER than an engineering degree would be a complete meme. Except maybe agriculture cause we gotta eat and doctors are also pretty useful I guess. But the others...

>Business degrees
a bunch of pencil pushing suits
>nursing
This field has the opposite of a labor shortage. So many girls are going into this field.
>Fine arts
You cannot teach talent

Engineering is the way to go, man. As long as you can handle the tough courses and homework when you graduate you'll be making good money doing very important work.

It's a decent mastery. Almost as good as locksmith.

>This field has the opposite of a labor shortage. So many girls are going into this field.

that's exactly why you go into that field, because as a male you're a hot commodity. same thing for social work, you're basically guaranteed employment. obviously if you can make 150k as an engineer then you should do that, but brainlets shouldn't scoff at these fake chick careers

>if you can make 150k as an engineer then you should do that
Hahahah

i dont know what rocket surgeons make, obviously your average pajeet isn't making 150k if you think thats what im implying

>get engineering degree
>"lol good luck getting jab user dum degri"
>k
>write SE and PE test after graduation to become professionally licensed
>work years in the field
>easily begin to make 100k+ salary

whats up with all these wagecucks trying to shoot down people getting and eng degree lol

Yea but you have never done that, and it does not work like that...especially not for a robot

I would stick a tube up my ass and let her blow her farts up my ass all day

*sit on the other end of the tube and blow her farts up my ass all day

no actually my cousin has done so and is making 120k a year, i just wrote my PE last year and just received a raise to 97k... without friends

From what schools did you both graduate
How many years of experience do you have
What industry do you work in
What city do you work in
How many hours do you work per week

>school
no thx
>experience?
6 and a half all together
>industry
HVAC design
>city
toronto canacuck
>hour p w
50-55

I'll give you some wisdom coming from personal experience kinsman: any type of degree to be worth it's weight in salt must have the reflected interest and effort applied. This is ubiquitous in the field of science, I myself was and still am a lazy bastard and graduated from college with a 2.3 gpa in some meme degree variant of CS. My point is, don't go to college unless you're sure that you're smart enough to be a dedicated, top-tier student who spends his waking hours to his field of study. If you do that then you will have no problems getting the deserved job. It's lazy pricks like me who don't get the desired jobs because we're incompetent and general low lives. I can't regret this path because it's who I am, a cheater seeking the path of least resistance.

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As a sucker that did Chemistry, if I could go back and redo it, I'd choose Bioinformatics or some other tech major. They have so many options its crazy, plus the highest potential salaries for just a bachelors and almost infinite room to grow.
I'm stuck in a fucking QC lab making $20/Hr, no benefits and no room to grow. Losing my hair cause all the fucking solvents in the air and the stress is ridiculous for how much we get paid.

>>school
>no thx
I agree, I fucking hate prison.

Good advice, but if you're lazy, I think tech is a great major. Compared to other majors, you have more room with just a bachelors and can potentially make way more than other majors.

Lmao does anyone have that comic with the engineers finally getting wives after so many years of working? I always think about that when I see an engineering thread

No, after that final stint I'm done forever with structured institutional education. Come what may I'll never subject myself to those fucking classrooms ever again.

I understand, but I'd rather have a 2.3 in a cs related major, than a 2.3 in chemistry. All the best jobs available for a BS in chem will want recommendations or your transcripts, while the tech ones dont and will pay more starting off

What was your GPA in chemistry kinsman?

It is a meme OP.

Physics major here. Was jobless for a long time before transitioning into a profession.

All the jobs are in IT. Less jobs in mech/electrical/chem eng. Don't waste your time doing aerospace when you can go with mech eng and still work at an aerospace firm.

Literally why I went into cs. I just want a job with good hours.

I did CS and it was a meme, but I have a comfy job that is its own hell. I wish I did something else / want to do something different, but I am afraid it will just lead to doing software anyways. Feels meh man.