Engineering Aerospace or other basic engineering

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Choosing between a bachelor's degree in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering requires careful consideration of personal aspirations, strengths, and preferences. Factors such as job stability, travel opportunities, and comfort with hazardous environments play a crucial role in making an informed decision. Without understanding an individual's unique background and career goals, it is challenging to provide tailored advice on which field may be more suitable. Ultimately, the choice should align with personal interests and long-term career objectives.
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which should I choose for my bachelors' degree:Aerospace or mechanical
 
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I'll give you the same answer I've given others: Without knowing much about you, your aspirations, your strengths, your preferences concerning things like job stability, travel, hazardous environments, and the like, it is almost impossible for anyone to make a good recommendation to you. In other words, you're just an avatar with no background here. You can't expect people who don't know anything about you to give you career advice over which field is better.
 

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