What about health care costs? I've heard one of the main reasons old engineers are discriminated against is that.
I didn't literally mean "no one," I meant few employers. Using the term "no one" when one actually means "very few" is a common usage.
I think basically what you're saying is...
I've recently returned to school and am thinking about majoring in ChemE (heard it was very high-paying and the curriculum looks interesting) but, after surfing the web some, I've come across some disturbing stuff. I've been reading that no one wants to hire older engineers. This is very...
I've heard that engineering (generally) is less difficult than physics but I've also heard that ChemE is the most difficult engineering degree to get. So which is more difficult to get: a B.S. in Physics of a B.S. in ChemE? If ChemE is eaiser, exactly how much easier is it: considerably or only...
Are you on a strict time limit for graduation?
Not really.
The physics chairman at my university highly encourages a minor in mathematics along with a physics major for students looking to do research in physics.
At the school I'll be attending, they don't allow physics majors to minor in...
I'm going for a B.S. in physics and haven't decided yet whether I'm going to use my elective credits to minor in chemistry double major in B.S. mathematics. Eventually, I'd like to do graduate work in cosmology or nuclear or theoretical physics. Which of these two options (if either) would be...
Chemical engineering with a physics degree?
I'm currently in college and have decided to major in physics with a minor in chemistry. Can this type of bachelor's degree get me a job as a chemical engineer? Before anyone asks, I don't want to get a degree in chemical engineering because I might...