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Re: Help. Electrical or Mechanical Engineering?
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Originally Posted by RoboMaster
gblake made a good point. Unfortunately, not everyone can pay for 2 degrees or have the time to learn each. There is a lot more to learn, know, and remember by doing so. And it might be better if you can focus your efforts and passions towards one area. If that sounds like it would work for you, go for it! I would be very excited if I were to do so, you know, the more the merrier. But personally I would not for the above reasons.
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Perhaps, you could get one degree...get a job...then get them to pay for half/all of the cost of the second one. That is my goal. I'm going for a ME degree, then hope some company will pay me to get an EE degree. If not, I'm happy with just ME. Another thing to know, the first year is exactly the same for both degrees.(at my college, can't promise all)
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