<p>I plan on pursuing a Computer Engineering bachelors, but I want to get my masters in an area that will allow me to work in the computer engineering field at a higher level if I choose to, but open up career paths outside of engineering. (my dad is really on my back because of stories of engineering unemployment) Preferably not teaching since I’m not much of a public speaker…</p>
<p>The # of offshoring related threads seems very high recently. Just wondering, has anybody watched the TV series Outsourced. I think it is quite good!</p>
<p>if you know what you want to go into specifically… perhaps biology/bioengineering/bioinformatics
economics
EECS</p>
<p>but if you dont know what you like, then Business or CS</p>
<p>bioinformatics and bioengineering are both huge fields right now</p>
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<p>This I agree with. Getting a biology BS/MS degree prepares you for lab assistant work and high school teaching. Which isn’t bad but isn’t too great either. If you want to go into bioinformatics, there are a lot of bioinformatics and systems biology programs in the country. Bioengineering is very different from biology as it revolves around developing technology with biological applications.</p>
<p>You can do a lot with B.S.
If you aren’t going to graduate in two years, you shouldn’t be worry about this right now.</p>