There are plenty of high-skilled, scientific/technically degreed Americans.
The problem with them is that they have illusions about being middle class or that they are no longer 25 years old. Corporations talk about “entry-level” positions requiring at least 5 years of solid experience and pay not much more than unskilled labor.
I would never encourage a young person to go into a scientific field unless they were curious and had a fallback plan for making a living.
“I would never encourage a young person to go into a scientific field unless they were curious and had a fallback plan for making a living.”
The OPPOSITE is the advice you should give:
If you are going to spend money on a College degree, the ONLY degrees worth paying for are professional degrees in science and engineering ... every job, from doctor to lawyer to business - and of course engineer or researcher - benefits from science background.
As for what to do - do what you like and also pays well.
There are plenty of high-skilled, scientific/technically degreed Americans.
The problem with them is that they have illusions about being middle class or that they are no longer 25 years old. Corporations talk about “entry-level” positions requiring at least 5 years of solid experience and pay not much more than unskilled labor.
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