Don't know what to do with a BS in EE and ME

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zeeq in San Diego, California

5 months ago

Hello all, I was wondering if you guys have any suggestions for me with what to do with my life. I graduated with a degree in electrical and mechanical engineering in 08. However I worked at the patent office doing examining work since I could not really find any engineering work coming out of college. I left the office in 2010 and wanted to pursue a career in engineering because I was not interested in IP work. However I have been searching for a job for 18 months with no luck. I am beginning to lose hope in the engineering discipline. I feel like my future is hopeless in this field as from some of the posts as engineers seem to be a more and more unstable field with the job prospects.

I am thinking of either teaching myself some programming languages and look for software jobs, or going back for a masters. What do you guys think would be a good career choice? At this point, switching to medicine seems like it would be a better option :/.

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Bolo in Beverly Hills, California

5 months ago

Did you complete 2 different degrees, 1 in EE and 1 in ME? They are totally different things.

I have not heard of any universities offering a major or degree in 'Electrical and Mechanical Engineering'.

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zeeq in San Diego, California

5 months ago

Bolo in Beverly Hills, California said: Did you complete 2 different degrees, 1 in EE and 1 in ME? They are totally different things.

I have not heard of any universities offering a major or degree in 'Electrical and Mechanical Engineering'.

Yea I was a double major.

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