Majoring in ChemE or Materials Science Is it hard to get a job with only a BS?

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Many jobs in the current market require a master's degree, making it challenging for those with only a bachelor's degree to secure employment. Concerns are raised about maintaining a GPA of 3.0 or higher, as past mistakes may hinder academic performance. This situation emphasizes the competitive nature of job opportunities and the importance of advanced education in enhancing employability.
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I still have a long ways to go but it seems like many of the jobs require a master's degree. Due to some past mistakes, I may not be able to maintain my 3.0 that I currently have all the way through until graduation.
 
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