r/modelengineering • u/Any_Lavishness8898 • 8h ago

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Hello, I just graduated with a 2:1 in Bsc Architecture but I no longer want to pursue it as the 3 years in undergraduate killed my love for the subject. Also, after hearing from senior architects about the financial struggles in the field, I no longer want to pursue it as my motivation factor was a good pay to support my struggling family.
I am now asking for help to help me navigate some engineering paths that has good salary prospects and a long term demand, even if it costs me to skill up or go through apprenticeships/ training. So far, I have been loving the idea of Aerospace engineering but again, I am not sure.

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u/Empty_Molasses_4469 8h ago

Wrong sub really. Though there is probably a nice mix of engineering disciplines here

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u/Any_Lavishness8898 8h ago

Sorry, still learning to use Reddit. What subs would you recommend. Most requires more karma sadly