I'm an incoming senior in high school and beginning college apps. I'm looking into majors and trying to figure out which is best for me.
I have a couple of questions about physics vs mechanical engineering:
1) Which field is best for a woman, not only in college but as a career?
2) Is a PhD in physics really worth it? How does getting a PhD in physics compare to getting a BS in mechanical engineering?
I've always wanted to do some kind of physics research, but after reading horror stories online about people dropping out and/or ending up with an unsatisfactory non-STEM job and the long, arduous path towards a good physics career, I'm now shying away from a physics major. Still, I enjoy theoretical more than applied, so I'm still iffy about mechanical engineering.
Thanks for your input!
I have a couple of questions about physics vs mechanical engineering:
1) Which field is best for a woman, not only in college but as a career?
2) Is a PhD in physics really worth it? How does getting a PhD in physics compare to getting a BS in mechanical engineering?
I've always wanted to do some kind of physics research, but after reading horror stories online about people dropping out and/or ending up with an unsatisfactory non-STEM job and the long, arduous path towards a good physics career, I'm now shying away from a physics major. Still, I enjoy theoretical more than applied, so I'm still iffy about mechanical engineering.
Thanks for your input!
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