Awhile ago I asked is an economics degree a worthwhile major and got some good responses. Although some people see an economics degree as not applicable when getting a career and need atleast a masters degree is most jobs with this degree. While most people see STEM majors as being a good route to better jobs and pay, but here's how I view it as. You have millions of other engineering/stem students across the country who have the same or slightly better GPA than you with possibly better credentials and probably went to a better school than you as well. So while going into engineering may have a good return of investment there's no guarantee of landing a job. Besides that though is going into engeneering still worth it?
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