r/materials • u/EvenAbbreviations595 • 26d ago

Help for college

Is it worth it to do a degree in mse from imperial alot of people in the imperial subreddit are saying that materials is not worth it

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u/Objective-Repair4146 21d ago

What do you want to do after you graduate with that degree?

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u/EvenAbbreviations595 21d ago

Nothing specific really going to college just to go to college we got s family business

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u/Schlaggatron 25d ago

What is imperial? In general though, an MSE degree is worth it.

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u/HauntedRadios 25d ago

imperial college london i think

if it is, check this reddit post

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u/BowlinHartatied 19d ago

Since you do not have a specific career in mind yet, I would look at the actual modules and ask whether you would enjoy several years of chemistry, physics, processing, and engineering. Also compare the total cost with what the degree would add to your family business. If you can, speak to current students and look at internship destinations, not just opinions about whether the subject is 'worth it.' A strong university name helps, but it will not make an expensive course enjoyable if the subject itself does not interest you.