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I am currently a senior in mechanical engineering and will be graduating next semester. Although I have a fairly good GPA (3.55) and have been building experience and extracurricular activities this past year, I am worried about finding a job. I have been trying to decide whether I should get my MS immediately after school, or go back to school later on.
I was hoping that any MEs out there could provide some advice. Is an MS worth the extra time and money, and if so, is it better to do right after your undergrad? The degree I would be interested in doing is a professional degree (MSE) that is non-thesis and would instead consist of an applied project.
Thank you for any replies.
I was hoping that any MEs out there could provide some advice. Is an MS worth the extra time and money, and if so, is it better to do right after your undergrad? The degree I would be interested in doing is a professional degree (MSE) that is non-thesis and would instead consist of an applied project.
Thank you for any replies.