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Applied math or Engineering (including various disciplines...).
what job options cross over between the 2 and which don't.
Thank you!
what job options cross over between the 2 and which don't.
Thank you!
EntropicLove said:Applied math or Engineering (including various disciplines...).
what job options cross over between the 2 and which don't.
Thank you!
The best undergraduate major for job opportunities depends on your personal interests, strengths, and career goals. Some popular options include business, engineering, computer science, healthcare, and communications.
No major can guarantee a job after graduation, as job opportunities are influenced by many factors such as market demand, experience, and networking. However, certain majors may have higher employment rates and demand in certain industries.
While no major is guaranteed to have limited job opportunities, some majors may have fewer job openings compared to others. For example, majors in the humanities or arts may have a smaller job market compared to majors in business or engineering.
This ultimately depends on your individual priorities and goals. Some people may prioritize job opportunities and choose a major that aligns with their career goals, while others may prioritize their personal interests and choose a major that they are passionate about.
Yes, there are various resources available such as career services centers, job search websites, and professional associations. These resources can provide information on job trends, salary expectations, and potential career paths for different majors.