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Hairy
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Posted on 05-02-07 7:35
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Guys culd you pls suggest me.
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eminitrader
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Posted on 05-02-07 9:22
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Unless you're going to get a Phd in AE, I don't see much value as far as jobs in the US. You'll probably have a better chance of finding a job with Soil Science.
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Kiddo
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Posted on 05-02-07 9:38
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And forget about getting a sponsorships (H1B visa) with these liberal arts majors.
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timetraveller
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Posted on 05-04-07 11:55
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Neither. Study chemistry or math for as long as you can until some college/ university hires you. At least with math, you can get a job anywhere. That i'll gurantee you. I'm a math major and I've turned down high profile jobs simply cuz I'm still a student. There's my advice. So get into one of those and once you're in, switch if you can to Math or Chemistry.
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