Serious Anyone else in uni feel like they will end up with a degree but not get a job in the future?

[guerillahubris]

If im doing engineering and i graduate with lets say a 3gpa out of 4 (max), would i be screwed when it comes to finding an entry job?

 

[PM_ME_STRIPPERS]

depends where u live,
In chadstralia its actually getting bad each year that goes past.

im not a uni/ collegecel, but i have heard of plenty of normies from school and even my small number of "close friends" how hard it ts to obtain a job after getting the certifications

 

[Gepard]

Yes, my grades are literally average and I feel a massive amount of pressure. I literally think about graduating and not being able to find a job every day.

 

[Qwertz09]

That happened to me. It’s my fault for getting a degree in something that’s not marketable but I was in a different mindset when I was younger. I wasn’t thinking about the money. I now work a $9.69 (I live in the U.S.) job overnight. Overnights work well for me because I’m a night owl and there’s less people to deal with.

 

[Deleted member 3291]

depends on what type of engineering you are doing. but it shouldn't be too hard.

 

[Deleted member 2119]

Yeah I am sort of scared of it, I just have to hope that everything goes right

 

[stuttercel]

Same bruh,
I fail in every aspect of life

 

[Dr. Rothschild]

Yep, especially because my gpa is shit

 

[Deleted member 5653]

Yup, one more year till I get IT degree, good marks and everything but I literally don't know for what kind of job can I apply, feeling quite helpless... Seeing everyone getting random internships/jobs only makes my situation worse.

 

[guerillahubris]

depends on what type of engineering you are doing. but it shouldn't be too hard.

aerospace, all the job listings on sites i see are for experienced consultants and popular companies like boeing/airbus that will have piles of applications

 

[tehgymcel420]

I feel the same way, but I'll probably rope if I haven't ascended by the time I graduate.

 

[janoycresva]

Just gonna become a Navy SEAL after college

aerospace, all the job listings on sites i see are for experienced consultants and popular companies like boeing/airbus that will have piles of applications

I don't think majoring in aerospace for your bachelors is a good idea. Mechanical for undergrad and then aerospace as a graduate student. My school has a major titled Mechanical (w/a focus in aerospace) so it's a bit different I think.

 

[Ap0calypse]

aerospace, all the job listings on sites i see are for experienced consultants and popular companies like boeing/airbus that will have piles of applications

Oh ur fucked lol