- May 4, 2001
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After a few years of working, I'm not really interested in my current profession. It doesn't help that I've reached a ceiling in what you can get paid for, and any higher-paying jobs (or even jobs paying the same amount) will respond to my resumes or job applications. I'm looking at going back for another bachelors, and possibly a masters in another field.
After looking around, I've decided I'm interested in physics, engineering, or computer science. I've gone by a couple of schools in the area (twiceE), but no one's available to speak to me, and the works in the departments just tell me to get information off their website.
Can anyone tell me anything about the majors I'm interested? If there are reasonable job opportunities or pay? Or is it impossible to get hired in those fields even with a masters degree?
After looking around, I've decided I'm interested in physics, engineering, or computer science. I've gone by a couple of schools in the area (twiceE), but no one's available to speak to me, and the works in the departments just tell me to get information off their website.
Can anyone tell me anything about the majors I'm interested? If there are reasonable job opportunities or pay? Or is it impossible to get hired in those fields even with a masters degree?
