I think medicine is best suited for those who really can’t see themselves doing anything else, due to the sacrifices involved with such a career. If you are going back and forth between medicine and engineering, then engineering may be better simply due to the benefits in lifestyle.
I was at first not seeing myself other than a doctor but after what i hear from my friends who tries to convince me in software engineering i get a second thoughts
Consider starting off with biomedical engineering if you love physics and math but may want to change your mind and become a doctor. That career will allow you to easily pick the engineering route or medicine route after taking some classes.
pick medicine. You are never going to get paid as much as physicians. Plus having completed the medical school you are certain about your future contrary to engineering
I love how in engineering one is able to apply problem solving, innovative, and creative skills. Plus the work-life balance. But Im scared of being stuck to a computer for the rest of my life. In top of that I lack math skills, but i’m good at picking up new programming languages. I love learning new languages and programming feels the same. However I love medicine because I want to help and save ppl. Plus i will be able to connect with them, which I really like working with ppl. Also for some odd reason, since I was a kid I have always loved hospitals. However, i’m someone that likes to see immediate results after completing a task and im scared of studying for over 10 years.
I took that choice many years ago and now I’ve finally graduated as an electrical engineer. I love my field so much, but I can’t help wondering how life would be as a doctor. I’m literally watching this to remind myself of some of the reasons I didn’t go the medical route.
The important thing is that you love your field! Maybe you could consider being an electrical engineer for a medical device/ prosthetics company. There are so many options out there with the degree you have!
You can only pick one life path. So yeah everyone naturally has wishes for other life paths, but you chose the one you will live. Be confident going forward.
I love to work with people n wanna do something for them..so i thought medicine would be good for me...but I don't wanna spent so many years studying...so ryt now I'm confused at what should I choose
There are many healthcare fields that allow you to help people and they require less years in school than what it takes to become a doctor. Definitely look into nursing. Best of luck!
I love physics and biology at the same time. I don't know whether to go into research or become a doctor as I envision myself being happy in both careers. Any help? By the way, amazing session...
I am really interested in both maths and biology and also scores equal marks ,so what should I choose ? My biology is pretty good than maths , but I am not interested in doctor and for engineering my phy and maths is not that strong so what should I choose 🙏
One piece of advice is to find people in the career you’re interested in and shadow them so you can see what they do and that will help you make your decision, good luck!
I am a doctor who studied engineering first. It was very hard learning medicine as a hard science person I used a different part of my brain. Looking back now, I saw the transformation of medicine from a field where most people were self employed to now where most are employees. This is very important and for those who are unsure may wish to ask themselves how important autonomy is to them. Remember a physician is essentially a technician and today is driven by algorithms and whose nature of his job is totally dependent on technology. Conceptually an engineer is a thinker who puts concepts together to solve problems. One field satisfies an emotional need and the other an intellectual one. If you are interested in money as a guideline, go into dentistry.
I am doing bme but I keep hearing that not enough jobs hire us and that we wont get paid enough. i wish to earn around 90k-100k starting to live a decent life where I live. I am so lost
Hey, maybe this comment will help you. So I wanted to do meds, but I really enjoyed maths and physics. So maybe you can find yourself in my perspective. I liked things like gaming, PC's and nerdy stuff when I was in first and second year engineering. So I thought I liked maths more and engineering is like only maths. So I looked at doing meds and I mostly wanted to do that, to make more money and have a great title. But then I thought, engineering also make good money, you are much earlier done and again technology. Technology is so broad. When you are 30-40, years old, you can talk about the nerdy stuff in your car, in your house, you know that awesome hue setup or your great isolated house. Meds is really long and really stressful when studying that long. So that's also one of the reasons I choose engineering. Also, biomedical engineering is also something you know. Great mix, I am a mechanical engineer!
I encourage and request more and more girls to break the social barriers and do engineering, whether it be civil,mech,electrical, computer,be it any,and the same for boys,break the social stereotypes and go for becoming a doctor,be it any,wheter cardiologist, physician, neurologist,be it any
i love to learn about human biology and the surgeries really fascinate me i always get excited to learn about the procedures they do for a disease and i love the way how doctors corelate stuff and come to a conclusion about the patient's disease but i'm confused whether to take medicine due to the extreme stress , poor work life balance ,my parents want me to do engineering but i'm not sure whether i'll enjoy it what do you guys think i should choose? medicine or engineering
I would like to be a doctor but it would take almost half of my life to finish studying..so im thinking about to become an engineer..but doctors earn more..I cant really make a choice what to do..
@@TheSTEMinistNetworkThat's crappy advicr because money is part of the happiness equation. I love to lift weights and make beats but that doesn't pay the bills. For enough money, any career is satisfactory.
I’m an engineer and looking to get into medicine, as a physician assistant. Been thinking about it for a while and going to try it 🙂school is only 2-3 years, hoping everything works out.
I'm interested in maths and believe that i have passion of an engineer but my parents tell me to become a doctor as I'm a girl and it will become my life safe. I'm really confused a lot, tell me what to do
Do what will make you happiest! Remember a career can last 20-40 years, that’s a long time... make sure it’s something that you will enjoy for that long!
I really don't want to be a doctor but my parents want it so much, because my uncle offered a scholarship to me in a good school if I was willing to be a doctor and I want to be a mechanical engineer... It's been really tough to decide
Don’t make your decision based off a scholarship you were promised! Your career is something you’ll work in for such a long time that you have to make sure it’s what YOU want!
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I don't like maths . I love bio. But being a doctor takes so many yrs. This scares me . I wanna do many things in life not just training for most of my life. :( What should I choose? I'm scared if I choose engineering and can't deal with maths. What then ?
If you don’t want to be in school for a long time a good option would be Biomedical engineering. Yes, it requires math but time flies when you’re in school so I think you should just go for it!
Ma'am I want to persue engineering because I want to maintain a good work-life balance, but on the other hand I'm wanting to become a digital artist but I'm not sure if I'll succed that way. So can I carry on my digital art as a hobby or side work along with doing engineering?
Hello, I am stuck between civil engineering or medicine, I didn't really like physics and math but I enjoyed biology and chemistry. My Mom suggest I study medicine bcoz of my personality but then am not satisfied,my other half wants engineering the other medicine plus I come from a family with doctors but no engineer plz help me
actually i am deep interested in cosmos, but my brother is a doctor and my family wants me even to become one, i asked one person himself an iitian and he was also like you should go for doctor as there are many sacrifices in this engineering field and its like your brother is doctor he can guide you well in your life and you both can do well together, i really appreciated his words for some days but whenever i think it doesnt make me feel good for going or leaving my interest just for comfort, i really wanna work with organisations like isro and explore various fields in engineering sector, but its like if you failed then as you have gone already again the family its even more worse, really confused between this
+ to my family medical field is like there not any placement or you can atleast open your personal clinic and earn while in engineering its like you are a slave of your boss and you would have to do what he wants, and your job is even not guarranted like if the company where you working if stopped and got closed for some reason what may you do then, as in young you may go and find for some other company but what in your old age , and even if you start your own buisiness its not certain that it will run great
It sounds like you know what you want to do but are trying to please other people. Make sure you pick the field that you are interested in and can picture yourself working in for many years!
I'll be honest, you gotta do what you want. Most people will either die/fade away and if you are doing it for them you will be sorely disappointed with your life looking back.
I like civil engineering but civil engineers get paid very low...After civil engineering, I am interested in petroleum engineering...and it's also dying field...now i don't know what should i do
We recommend doing what you think would make you happiest! If you like civil engineering you can eventually make your own firm if you are looking to make a higher income!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork I’ve been admitted as a Chemistry major at CPP. I chose chemistry because I felt like it would let me choose both later but I worry about lacking technical skills in engineering. Do you think changing major to chemical Engineering for example is something I need to do if I want to pursue an engineering job?
I've been a software engineer for about 3 years and I've decided to move to medicine (not a doctor) because i want to apply my technical, investigative skills to work with people. I love the work I do as an engineer however I also really love working with people and believe medicine will be more fulfilling for me! I'm 29 and pretty scared about quitting my full time job to pursue a career in medicine! The people aspect is missing for me in tech.
That’s amazing that you’ll be able to apply some of your engineering skills (critical thinking, etc) in the medical field! You’ll have a unique background and that’s an asset. Good luck!
i love biology and med but im not ready to pay a huge amount of fees and spend 10-14 yrs studying since I'm a carefree person and want to enjoy my life. At the same time , I visualize myself after 10 yrs where I'm working in a company, more like a business? I'm into creativity and tech too. Its so confusing, any help? loved your session
It sounds like becoming a doctor is not something that you want to do. Engineering is a great option for those that are creative, like technology, and that don’t want to be in school for a long time.
that precisely explains my situation. i enjoy bio and chem and i feel like i'd enjoy medicine but as a job i feel like i really want to have a company related to building and architecture. what did you end up choosing?
I am taking a long term for medicine and i think i can't crack neet and also i can't study for 10yrs ..now my parents are asking me whether I want to do medicine or engineering..do you think I'll cope up in those sub if i go towards engineering. Can u pls tell me shld i go toward medicine or engineering..I'm so confused
I’m biased and love engineering! It doesn’t take as long to become one but there are definitely pros and cons to both. Choose what you can picture yourself doing for a 30 year career! 😊
I've always been fascinated by computers ever since I laid eyes on my 1st PC in 3rd grade, plus I very much love space stuff, physics and abstract mathematics so engineering it is, either become an engineer or die trying
There are many jobs out there for people that love science. Examples are: veterinarian, dentist, etc you have time to explore careers and learn what’s out there! Don’t stress yet but do begin to look at what’s our there. Remember some people don’t know what they want to do be till some point in college so you thinking about this means you are ahead of the game!
Never become a doctor unless you want to gain happiness by ruining your own life…. This is one the most underpaid and hectic branch . No work life balance in most cases . And you can end up being in a better position financially and mentally if you put in half the amount of struggle required to become a doctor ,elsewhere.
I'm really lost I love medicine but biology is not my favorite cup of tea, while I'm fond of MAAAATH and physics, but at the same time I don't wanna risk choosing engineering since it's not as med in many ways but still I love those fields so much
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing
Mam!I Have a great Interest in maths and Physics.Infact Math is my favourite subject and I score highest grades in it.But I am worried if going to engineering is safe or not in respect of jobs and pay? Can give me some suggestions?
Hi I really need help with this. I've always wanted to do something med-related right from time but now I was offered a scholarship to study chemical engineering I passed an exam that would finally land me in medical school but I'm having second thoughts at this though because I'm a carefree person who would love to experience new things every day which is what a career in engineering offers do you think I should just go for medicine or stay in engineering and P.S I don't really like maths 🙃
The 3 questions you asked me is heading me to do engineering But I'm confused .Family friends everyone says me to go with medical field .. Nowadays is engineering not a good career option? I'm confused of what i should choose in engineerjng field i'm not that good in maths .Hope you ll help mee
Find people that work it those fields and see if you can shadow them to get an idea of what they do, ultimately it’s up to you to find out what you like best and in which career you would be happiest. Good luck!
Basically,I love to be Medico from my childhood,and my discontinued medico dad suggested me to take medico,but my discontinued school teachers said don't go to medico as it is tough,and I took engineering as an option,now I m regretting why didnt I choose what I loved..,suggest me some tips to get out of this problem ...🙂🙂
Is it too late to switch your career path to become a doctor?? If it is not, then switching now (the sooner the better) is what I recommend! Do what you love!
@@PSYyt251 Hey ! Yes It's Possible, the limiting age for writing NEET exam is removed last yr , so if ur in INDIA u can crack NEET and join in the medico MBBS stream
Hi I am your new subscriber. I've 2 questions to you, please do reply. 1) I love physics not expert. Biology is not bad. I love drawing. I love to study but in a limitation of time not all day long.I like to do practices. English is my favorite subject. Now,my question is which career option should I choose? 2) I love traveling. Want to travel the world. If I am become an aeronautical engineer can I travel the world?
Ma'am, I like maths and am also into technology, but family likes to make me a doctor because engineers doesn't get paid well and don't have jobs. What do I do?
Well, if youre going for title, doctor. If youre concered about financial wellbeing Engineering is the way. Thibk Elon Musk, Bill Gates and steve jobs.
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing
I like psychology and therefore i want to go to a medical school but it takes so much time and money and yet at the same time i would like to have an architectural business and i like the way architectures work but i hate math helpp
We recommend doing what you think would make you the happiest in a career that will last probably more than 25 years (that’s a long time). You want to make sure you LOVE what you decide to major in!
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing
Want to travel the world....heard that engineer get chance to stay in abroad but...everyone says jee is harder to clear .....so wants to read for neet but can u clear me is jee really hard
Engineering can definitely be the right career choice if you want to travel the world! There are many remote jobs for engineers. Not sure what “jee” is :/
Dude she is from a foreign country not from our india 😒 how can she know about our entrance exams.and jee is hard but with hard work and consistency u can achieve it.
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Think about what you enjoy most and what classes you found most interesting. Also think about what you picture yourself working in for a very long time while still being happy. 😊
Many places require you to have taken some college courses before interning but there are some companies that have programs specifically for high schoolers.
Ma'am I want to become an engineer but here in our country basically in our state career opportunities in engineering is very less because most of my relatives are unemployed who choose engineering field so my relatives and parents all want me to pursue medical field but I don't want to be a doctor also they may not allow me to go to abroad so I am very much confuse I want to be engineering...also my maths is not that great but I like to solve problems...but I am not interested in biology please help ma'am. Also here my relatives and many people because of the lack of jobs for engineers called them useless...what to do??
Bro.. engineering is not field of memorizing ..if you are a engineer your learning process is never ends..if you get a new problem you want to study about that and always thinking about that and you couldn't even sleep..you can pass engineering but that doesn't make you a engineer skill problem solving creative and always ready to learn new things there two two types of engineer minds 1.Just pass out and earn maintaing the jobs is someone created 2.they always ready to solve problems learn new skills they always build that in their childhood create new things they are like scientist almost and build empire engineering is a different type of field that can't compare any type of field..if you can't do this just look to another field
I love Biology than any other subjects and wanted to become a doctor.But 10-14years of education,training and all other thing just scare me. I don't know what to do now! I love travelling too and want better work-life balance aka lifestyle. Besides I want to keep my hobbies alive (singing,playing guitar) and try some side hustles alongside.But these are just hobbies.I don't to make them my career. Any suggestions ???
It’s definitely a sacrifice to become a doctor, although if you are very passionate about it and don’t mind the sacrifice then go for it. If you are interested but not very passionate and want to keep up with your hobbies/ side hustles then maybe consider another career.
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing 😢
Can anyone give me advice pls? currently iam a neet repeater...but at this 11th hour i realised that i love engineering more... what should i do.. will i be able to crack any engineering exam at this late time.. without maths🙃
i really like physics and math and want to solve problems etc so I've always wanted to go to engineering, especially chemical engineering, creating materials etc, but somehow i can picture myself being a doctor. i feel like i'll enjoy working in a hospital or lab more than in an office
Mam , I am good in biology , chemistry and physics and also I like science subject more than math , but I want to become an software engineer what can I do mam?
My father’s an engineer and my mother’s a doctor but being the eldest as well as being from a Pakistani Family, it was almost stamped on me at birth that I’d be a doctor 😂 I like engineering more as I lean more to physics, but being a doctor would provide me with opportunities engineering can not ( as it is relatively unstable in my country ).
@@lamaundefined you have to look at the pros and cons of both the situations. Engineering is a field where the learning never ends. You use creativity to deal with every situation different. Medicine, for the most part, is more about memorising and utilising that information. Yes, medicine requires some creativity too as every patient is different but you can’t really experiment there, it’s living-breathing humans vs non-living objects on the other side. Secondly, you look at honour. If you seek honour, there is no other profession more honourable than being a doctor. Everyone holds the doctor in high praise because he aids you in times of need and pain. Engineering is a thankless job. People are always going to try and find faults in what you do and at the end of the day, the most you’ll get is a pat on the back and a handshake. There’s high levels of satisfaction in both but doctors generally have a better status in society. Third, money. If money matters to you, being a doctor is a better option. Engineers can get rich but only very few do. Doctors are usually richer because they put up with so much, they deserve it. It, however, varies from country to country. Doctors earn more in the West. In Asia and Africa, the salaries aren’t as good. Furthermore, you can get a good post abroad easily as a doctor as compared to an engineer (software eng excluded). Moreover, there’s study. Doctors have to study and pass exams over a longer duration of time as compared to engineers. If you want to be a doctor, you need to keep in mind 10-15 years of study. The first 5 are the toughest, after that it just becomes routine. There’s a lotta information you need to absorb so it takes time. A human is a delicate creature so it’s fair to warrant such a high level of study. Engineering is harder but shorter. More maths involved. You solve problems. Problems take time but generally, if you’re good at maths and problem solving, you won’t be stuck in a rut. You’ll make do easily. Engineering requires you to think on your feet so a lot of stuff you learn on the job. Lastly (this is the most important part) do what you actually want to do. I’m doing medicine because after considering all the options, it’ll allow me to branch out to others fields if I want to. I’ll have good pay, I can go abroad and settle easily and I’ll be able to help people. Sure, I lean more towards engineering but if I do well as a doctor, I can pursue those passions too. I can always go into another field that way and if it doesn’t work out, I’ll land right back in the job I had before (easier said than done but you know what I mean). If you do what you like, you’ll never have to work a day in your life. In the end, you always have to remember, it’s your life. You’re going to be old one day and you’ll think to yourself, did I make the right choice? If you did what yr brain suggested and your heart wanted then you’ll always be at ease. That’s the whole point. Something that no amount of money in this world can buy and that’s ease. Money can’t buy happiness, it only buys comfort. A big house is nice but what’s the point if you dread having to wake up for work every single day? Be smart and don’t think mindlessly. If you want to stay in your country, see what the situation is like. If doctors are rewarded, opt for medicine. If engineers are rewarded, pursue that instead. Above all, do what your heart wants. I always wanted to be an Army officer but the army’s been disgraced in my country and I don’t want to spend the rest of my life here anymore. Hence why, I want to be a doctor. I’m following my dream. My dream’s pretty vast so I can’t say I just want to do one single thing haha. Long story short, see what’s better for you and your family. Your choices should be in fairness to you, your family and your community. If you chose something for yourself, go the extra mile doing it so you may never think you chose the wrong field. Personally, I’d say the future of engineering is very interesting yet unpredictable. One of the principle reasons why I chose medicine was this “not everyone’s looking to buy a car or house but everyone’s going to get sick”. Long story short. Do what you wanna but make an informed decision. Don’t take anyone’s word for it. Your choices define you. The consequences shouldn’t. Hope I helped clear the air a little! (If you wanna move to America, be a doctor ;)) )
@@hannankhan5589 wow! Thank you for taking the time to write these details. I really appreciate it. It definitely helped me see the bigger picture as I've been overthinking it for quite some time :) as for the last sentence, why do you recommend becoming a doc in america? And thanks again
Lamar stop it. Woman have the right to choose their career. It's not up for you to decide for them that every field needs a 50/50 distribution of males and females.
@@aomorgancool1775 Well, the argument is we need more women in engineering because we want equal representation in STEM. Why isn't the same true for blue collar jobs?
@@luckyhands64 blue collar jobs might be too physically demanding and men do have higher physical strength. Sorry to say but their are some careers where it is not possible to have 50/50 representation. It's more important for woman to be represented in jobs of high pay and influence because having 50/50 female politicians ensure laws aren't passed to hurt woman. Woman need high paying jobs so they don't end up poor.
I think medicine is best suited for those who really can’t see themselves doing anything else, due to the sacrifices involved with such a career. If you are going back and forth between medicine and engineering, then engineering may be better simply due to the benefits in lifestyle.
These are great points! Thanks for the insight!
so true
I was at first not seeing myself other than a doctor but after what i hear from my friends who tries to convince me in software engineering i get a second thoughts
@@fayezshalati623 what did u choose??
I’m more interested in engineering, as I’ve always been fascinated by space craft, and want to be an aerospace engineer 😁
Working on space vehicles is amazing! Great choice!
Me too
Aerospace engineering is a great choice.
I love physics a lot and maths but my inner soul don't know why has a 1% wish to become a doctor... I am stuck
Consider starting off with biomedical engineering if you love physics and math but may want to change your mind and become a doctor. That career will allow you to easily pick the engineering route or medicine route after taking some classes.
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork okkkkkay. I seee
pick medicine. You are never going to get paid as much as physicians. Plus having completed the medical school you are certain about your future contrary to engineering
@@donaldduck4042 job satisfication>>>> salary
@@Mastersgander not in india
I love how in engineering one is able to apply problem solving, innovative, and creative skills. Plus the work-life balance. But Im scared of being stuck to a computer for the rest of my life. In top of that I lack math skills, but i’m good at picking up new programming languages. I love learning new languages and programming feels the same. However I love medicine because I want to help and save ppl. Plus i will be able to connect with them, which I really like working with ppl. Also for some odd reason, since I was a kid I have always loved hospitals. However, i’m someone that likes to see immediate results after completing a task and im scared of studying for over 10 years.
Same 😥
Same here buddy
Same
I can even relate to that😢😢
Same I'm also not that good in math 🥺😭
I took that choice many years ago and now I’ve finally graduated as an electrical engineer. I love my field so much, but I can’t help wondering how life would be as a doctor. I’m literally watching this to remind myself of some of the reasons I didn’t go the medical route.
The important thing is that you love your field! Maybe you could consider being an electrical engineer for a medical device/ prosthetics company. There are so many options out there with the degree you have!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork I’ve actually considered looking for work that has something to do with bionic prosthetics☺️
This makes me feel better! I’m a civil engineer and I’m happy, but I definitely wonder if I should have gone the medical school route.
You can only pick one life path. So yeah everyone naturally has wishes for other life paths, but you chose the one you will live. Be confident going forward.
I love to work with people n wanna do something for them..so i thought medicine would be good for me...but I don't wanna spent so many years studying...so ryt now I'm confused at what should I choose
You could do nursing or a PA course
There are many healthcare fields that allow you to help people and they require less years in school than what it takes to become a doctor. Definitely look into nursing. Best of luck!
True!
Great suggestions!
I love physics and biology at the same time. I don't know whether to go into research or become a doctor as I envision myself being happy in both careers. Any help? By the way, amazing session...
Consider other factors as well! Such as: lifestyle, compensation, job potential outlook in the future 😊
there are some fields that require both physics and biology, its called bio-physics, you can look into it. :)
Such a great point!!
I am really interested in both maths and biology and also scores equal marks ,so what should I choose ? My biology is pretty good than maths , but I am not interested in doctor and for engineering my phy and maths is not that strong so what should I choose 🙏
That's me too
One piece of advice is to find people in the career you’re interested in and shadow them so you can see what they do and that will help you make your decision, good luck!
I am facing the same difficulty.
What have you decided to do now ?
I am a doctor who studied engineering first. It was very hard learning medicine as a hard science person I used a different part of my brain. Looking back now, I saw the transformation of medicine from a field where most people were self employed to now where most are employees. This is very important and for those who are unsure may wish to ask themselves how important autonomy is to them.
Remember a physician is essentially a technician and today is driven by algorithms and whose nature of his job is totally dependent on technology. Conceptually an engineer is a thinker who puts concepts together to solve problems. One field satisfies an emotional need and the other an intellectual one. If you are interested in money as a guideline, go into dentistry.
Such an interesting take on one versus the other. Thanks for contributing and for the advice!
Hi, maybe taking same path, can i contact you?
@@ing.joelmanzino6439same situation 😢
If you’re interested in BOTH fields, we highly recommend considering Biomedical Engineering 🤓 Great tips!
So true! Thank you!
I am doing bme but I keep hearing that not enough jobs hire us and that we wont get paid enough. i wish to earn around 90k-100k starting to live a decent life where I live. I am so lost
@@eldraco252 Where do you live? BME is definitely not the best paid engineering degree, but that doesn't mean you don't get paid enough. 😊
@@TheBMELife I live in DFW texas.
@@TheBMELife whats the average salary
I am very confused between both... I really want to be a doctor but I'm more interested in technology
You should consider a degree in Biomedical engineering!
Hey, maybe this comment will help you.
So I wanted to do meds, but I really enjoyed maths and physics. So maybe you can find yourself in my perspective.
I liked things like gaming, PC's and nerdy stuff when I was in first and second year engineering. So I thought I liked maths more and engineering is like only maths.
So I looked at doing meds and I mostly wanted to do that, to make more money and have a great title. But then I thought, engineering also make good money, you are much earlier done and again technology. Technology is so broad. When you are 30-40, years old, you can talk about the nerdy stuff in your car, in your house, you know that awesome hue setup or your great isolated house.
Meds is really long and really stressful when studying that long. So that's also one of the reasons I choose engineering.
Also, biomedical engineering is also something you know. Great mix, I am a mechanical engineer!
Thanks a lot
juststeve thanks so much for your help,are you happy as a mechanical engineer? And what are the perks
I encourage and request more and more girls to break the social barriers and do engineering, whether it be civil,mech,electrical, computer,be it any,and the same for boys,break the social stereotypes and go for becoming a doctor,be it any,wheter cardiologist, physician, neurologist,be it any
It’s amazing that you encourage others to go after their dreams, regardless of stereotypes!!
i love to learn about human biology and the surgeries really fascinate me i always get excited to learn about the procedures they do for a disease and i love the way how doctors corelate stuff and come to a conclusion about the patient's disease but i'm confused whether to take medicine due to the extreme stress , poor work life balance ,my parents want me to do engineering but i'm not sure whether i'll enjoy it what do you guys think i should choose? medicine or engineering
If you are passionate about medicine then pursue it! Don’t do things based off others opinions, it’s your career and your life😊
I would like to be a doctor but it would take almost half of my life to finish studying..so im thinking about to become an engineer..but doctors earn more..I cant really make a choice what to do..
Don’t think about the money, think about what you’ll be happiest working in for a VERY long time 🙂
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork So im interested in Engineering..should I become a software or hardware engineer..which one would be a good choice..?
Who told you to study less in engineering and earn less in engineering.
@@TheSTEMinistNetworkThat's crappy advicr because money is part of the happiness equation. I love to lift weights and make beats but that doesn't pay the bills. For enough money, any career is satisfactory.
I’m an engineer and looking to get into medicine, as a physician assistant. Been thinking about it for a while and going to try it 🙂school is only 2-3 years, hoping everything works out.
2-3 years doesn’t sound like a long time, that’s awesome! Best of luck 🤞🏾
What was your reason for the switch of career if I may ask?
I'm interested in maths and believe that i have passion of an engineer but my parents tell me to become a doctor as I'm a girl and it will become my life safe. I'm really confused a lot, tell me what to do
Do what will make you happiest! Remember a career can last 20-40 years, that’s a long time... make sure it’s something that you will enjoy for that long!
I really don't want to be a doctor but my parents want it so much, because my uncle offered a scholarship to me in a good school if I was willing to be a doctor and I want to be a mechanical engineer... It's been really tough to decide
Don’t make your decision based off a scholarship you were promised! Your career is something you’ll work in for such a long time that you have to make sure it’s what YOU want!
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Biotechnology is not engineering
I have 0 interest in biology but i want to become a doctor
See my response to your other comment 😊
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork i am from india
Awesome!
Don't become a doctor then
You'll have to put yourself through a decade of torture to finally start treating patients
I don't like maths . I love bio. But being a doctor takes so many yrs. This scares me .
I wanna do many things in life not just training for most of my life. :(
What should I choose?
I'm scared if I choose engineering and can't deal with maths. What then ?
Same
Issue 😢
If you don’t want to be in school for a long time a good option would be Biomedical engineering. Yes, it requires math but time flies when you’re in school so I think you should just go for it!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Yea Thankyou so much . Maybe I'll go with that.
Best of luck with your career! 🙌🏽
Ma'am I want to persue engineering because I want to maintain a good work-life balance, but on the other hand I'm wanting to become a digital artist but I'm not sure if I'll succed that way.
So can I carry on my digital art as a hobby or side work along with doing engineering?
Yes! Having projects outside of your engineering career is very doable!
I love math even though I am not such a genius at it do you think medicine is the right choice?I am confused .... help
That’s okay! Medicine is more than just math. If you set your mind to it you can do it!
Only you will know. I’m gonna go pray to god for a sign
Hello, I am stuck between civil engineering or medicine, I didn't really like physics and math but I enjoyed biology and chemistry. My Mom suggest I study medicine bcoz of my personality but then am not satisfied,my other half wants engineering the other medicine plus I come from a family with doctors but no engineer plz help me
I'm so confused.... I'm weak in physics.. Will becoming an engineer still be a good choice?
Absolutely, if your goal is to become an engineer, don’t let that stop you! Good luck on your studies
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork thank you.. But will engineering be a good choice?? I mean, if I'm not much good in it, then will it be a good career for me?
actually i am deep interested in cosmos, but my brother is a doctor and my family wants me even to become one, i asked one person himself an iitian and he was also like you should go for doctor as there are many sacrifices in this engineering field and its like your brother is doctor he can guide you well in your life and you both can do well together, i really appreciated his words for some days but whenever i think it doesnt make me feel good for going or leaving my interest just for comfort, i really wanna work with organisations like isro and explore various fields in engineering sector, but its like if you failed then as you have gone already again the family its even more worse, really confused between this
+ to my family medical field is like there not any placement or you can atleast open your personal clinic and earn while in engineering its like you are a slave of your boss and you would have to do what he wants, and your job is even not guarranted like if the company where you working if stopped and got closed for some reason what may you do then, as in young you may go and find for some other company but what in your old age , and even if you start your own buisiness its not certain that it will run great
It sounds like you know what you want to do but are trying to please other people. Make sure you pick the field that you are interested in and can picture yourself working in for many years!
I'll be honest, you gotta do what you want. Most people will either die/fade away and if you are doing it for them you will be sorely disappointed with your life looking back.
I like civil engineering but civil engineers get paid very low...After civil engineering, I am interested in petroleum engineering...and it's also dying field...now i don't know what should i do
We recommend doing what you think would make you happiest! If you like civil engineering you can eventually make your own firm if you are looking to make a higher income!
I want to be an engineer but I have a confusion whether engineer or doctor stuck what to do guidance pls
Depends on what interests you the most! Think about what classes you enjoy most and where you picture yourself in the future.
As someone who really just loves chemistry and working in a lab, it’s definitely something I find asking myself a lot.
Working in labs can definitely be a one of a kind experience! Some engineering jobs can involve this type of work!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork I’ve been admitted as a Chemistry major at CPP. I chose chemistry because I felt like it would let me choose both later but I worry about lacking technical skills in engineering. Do you think changing major to chemical Engineering for example is something I need to do if I want to pursue an engineering job?
@@epicninjali3640 yes. Do chemical engineering if you want to get an engineering job and love chemistry.
I've been a software engineer for about 3 years and I've decided to move to medicine (not a doctor) because i want to apply my technical, investigative skills to work with people. I love the work I do as an engineer however I also really love working with people and believe medicine will be more fulfilling for me! I'm 29 and pretty scared about quitting my full time job to pursue a career in medicine!
The people aspect is missing for me in tech.
That’s amazing that you’ll be able to apply some of your engineering skills (critical thinking, etc) in the medical field! You’ll have a unique background and that’s an asset. Good luck!
Any updates?
i love biology and med but im not ready to pay a huge amount of fees and spend 10-14 yrs studying since I'm a carefree person and want to enjoy my life. At the same time , I visualize myself after 10 yrs where I'm working in a company, more like a business? I'm into creativity and tech too. Its so confusing, any help? loved your session
It sounds like becoming a doctor is not something that you want to do. Engineering is a great option for those that are creative, like technology, and that don’t want to be in school for a long time.
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork thank u so much
Happy to help ☺️
Don't become doctor. They commit suicide 2x rate of general population for a reason. Peace of mind comes before all
that precisely explains my situation. i enjoy bio and chem and i feel like i'd enjoy medicine but as a job i feel like i really want to have a company related to building and architecture. what did you end up choosing?
I am taking a long term for medicine and i think i can't crack neet and also i can't study for 10yrs ..now my parents are asking me whether I want to do medicine or engineering..do you think I'll cope up in those sub if i go towards engineering.
Can u pls tell me shld i go toward medicine or engineering..I'm so confused
I’m biased and love engineering! It doesn’t take as long to become one but there are definitely pros and cons to both. Choose what you can picture yourself doing for a 30 year career! 😊
Pls help me between software engineer and biology for 11.12 should I choose bio or maths as main subject
Whichever you are most passionate about is the best choice!
I've always been fascinated by computers ever since I laid eyes on my 1st PC in 3rd grade, plus I very much love space stuff, physics and abstract mathematics so engineering it is, either become an engineer or die trying
That’s the attitude! You can do it 🙌🏾
I love science but dont know want to be a researcher or a doctor or a engineer... I m just 15 please reply
There are many jobs out there for people that love science. Examples are: veterinarian, dentist, etc you have time to explore careers and learn what’s out there! Don’t stress yet but do begin to look at what’s our there. Remember some people don’t know what they want to do be till some point in college so you thinking about this means you are ahead of the game!
Never become a doctor unless you want to gain happiness by ruining your own life….
This is one the most underpaid and hectic branch . No work life balance in most cases . And you can end up being in a better position financially and mentally if you put in half the amount of struggle required to become a doctor ,elsewhere.
would you say having a biomedical engineering degree and then studying graduate medicine is a good idea?
Yes, biomedical engineering degrees are one of the best ways to get into medicine!
Should i become a computer science engineer or a doctor?? Plz help
I recommend going with what you picture yourself doing for 40+ hours a week while being happy and excited about your work!
I'm really lost I love medicine but biology is not my favorite cup of tea, while I'm fond of MAAAATH and physics, but at the same time I don't wanna risk choosing engineering since it's not as med in many ways but still I love those fields so much
Should i become an civil engineer or a doctor help plss
What do you think would make you happiest?
I wanna become a robotic engineer which engineering should i choose?
Mechanical or Electrical would be great ☺️
Data Science is related to IIT or engineering ?
Computer/ software engineering
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Thank you
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing
11 years to become a doctor! Forget about it! I can make 300k with my P.E. License
That's a REALLY great option 👌🏽
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork I know right 😃
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing
Glad you found the video helpful! I hope you choose what makes you happy!
Mam!I Have a great Interest in maths and Physics.Infact Math is my favourite subject and I score highest grades in it.But I am worried if going to engineering is safe or not in respect of jobs and pay? Can give me some suggestions?
Engineering is great for job opportunities and pays well! 10/10 recommend this career!
Hi I really need help with this. I've always wanted to do something med-related right from time but now I was offered a scholarship to study chemical engineering I passed an exam that would finally land me in medical school but I'm having second thoughts at this though because I'm a carefree person who would love to experience new things every day which is what a career in engineering offers do you think I should just go for medicine or stay in engineering and P.S I don't really like maths 🙃
Which is more difficult course engineer or doctor?
Becoming a doctor takes significantly more years than becoming an engineer!
Why not do both?
Thats a lot of schooling to get through 😵
The 3 questions you asked me is heading me to do engineering But I'm confused .Family friends everyone says me to go with medical field .. Nowadays is engineering not a good career option? I'm confused of what i should choose in engineerjng field i'm not that good in maths .Hope you ll help mee
Find people that work it those fields and see if you can shadow them to get an idea of what they do, ultimately it’s up to you to find out what you like best and in which career you would be happiest. Good luck!
My mu said I should go to medicine cuz its pay I high and they r more respected than enginer and am about to go to college
I hope you’re able to study what you like 😊
Mam I am a new subscriber
I have a question please reply
I am able to read both math and bio and interested in both so what should i pick bio or math
You should pick whatever interests you the most and what you think you’ll be happiest working in for 20+ years.
Basically,I love to be Medico from my childhood,and my discontinued medico dad suggested me to take medico,but my discontinued school teachers said don't go to medico as it is tough,and I took engineering as an option,now I m regretting why didnt I choose what I loved..,suggest me some tips to get out of this problem ...🙂🙂
Is it too late to switch your career path to become a doctor?? If it is not, then switching now (the sooner the better) is what I recommend! Do what you love!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork is it really possible,how..?
@@PSYyt251 Hey ! Yes It's Possible, the limiting age for writing NEET exam is removed last yr , so if ur in INDIA u can crack NEET and join in the medico MBBS stream
Hi I am your new subscriber. I've 2 questions to you, please do reply.
1) I love physics not expert. Biology is not bad. I love drawing. I love to study but in a limitation of time not all day long.I like to do practices. English is my favorite subject. Now,my question is which career option should I choose?
2) I love traveling. Want to travel the world. If I am become an aeronautical engineer can I travel the world?
Remember too, unlike doctors, engineers do not get to say they practice. 😂
Haha, true!
I want to be a engineering by my mind is ready to be a engineer mind spokes to be veterinary (animal doctor)
Do you want to be an engineer or veterinarian?
Which field you are in engineering?
Mechanical engineering, working as a systems engineer!
Ma'am, I like maths and am also into technology, but family likes to make me a doctor because engineers doesn't get paid well and don't have jobs. What do I do?
I'm actually interested in both and Btw I'm scared to choose engineering cause I may get stuck at math...Pls help Me ma'am
You should go for it anyway! If you study and get tutoring help you can do it if this is your dream job!
Yes engineering and medicine are almost orthogonal
Great thought
Well, if youre going for title, doctor. If youre concered about financial wellbeing Engineering is the way. Thibk Elon Musk, Bill Gates and steve jobs.
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing
I like psychology and therefore i want to go to a medical school but it takes so much time and money and yet at the same time i would like to have an architectural business and i like the way architectures work but i hate math helpp
Oh and i forgot that i wouldnt like to work with patients
We recommend doing what you think would make you the happiest in a career that will last probably more than 25 years (that’s a long time). You want to make sure you LOVE what you decide to major in!
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing
I am computer Engineer but Med Doctor has a more stable job..
Want to travel the world....heard that engineer get chance to stay in abroad but...everyone says jee is harder to clear .....so wants to read for neet but can u clear me is jee really hard
Engineering can definitely be the right career choice if you want to travel the world! There are many remote jobs for engineers. Not sure what “jee” is :/
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork is engineering hard???
It’s not easy but if you study, stay organized, and try your best you’ll be fine!
Dude she is from a foreign country not from our india 😒 how can she know about our entrance exams.and jee is hard but with hard work and consistency u can achieve it.
🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴As an child My father told me to become a Doctor. I LOVE TO READ BIO MORE THAN MATHS, BUT MY MOTHER TELLS NOT TO DO MBBS AS FOR NO WORK LIFE BALANCE. I ALWAYS WANTED TO BE IN A CREATIVE CAREER AS A CHILD, AND THOUGHT BECOMING DOCTOR WAS IT.
I AM GOING TO GIVE ENGINEERING ENTRANCE EXAM.
BUT A GUT FEELING ALWAYS COME YOU WILL REGRET IN FUTURE OF NOT BECOMING A DOCTOR.
PLZ GIVE ME SUGGESTIONS
Think about what you enjoy most and what classes you found most interesting. Also think about what you picture yourself working in for a very long time while still being happy. 😊
Love u ❤❤❤❤😘😘😘
Excellent video... I m also more interested in Physics and Maths rather than learning Reproduction and Genetics.... 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Sounds like engineering is right for you!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork
Yes
Can i start an internship at an engineering job at 16?
Many places require you to have taken some college courses before interning but there are some companies that have programs specifically for high schoolers.
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork i mean... i taken some dual enrollment. But thank you!
Engineers are smart
Doctors are hardworking
I am not smart so I became a doc
Please make a podcast
Thanks for the support! Definitely thinking about the podcast idea!
What if...be both lol
Now that would be awesome! 😊
Ma'am I want to become an engineer but here in our country basically in our state career opportunities in engineering is very less because most of my relatives are unemployed who choose engineering field so my relatives and parents all want me to pursue medical field but I don't want to be a doctor also they may not allow me to go to abroad so I am very much confuse I want to be engineering...also my maths is not that great but I like to solve problems...but I am not interested in biology please help ma'am. Also here my relatives and many people because of the lack of jobs for engineers called them useless...what to do??
Bro.. engineering is not field of memorizing ..if you are a engineer your learning process is never ends..if you get a new problem you want to study about that and always thinking about that and you couldn't even sleep..you can pass engineering but that doesn't make you a engineer skill problem solving creative and always ready to learn new things there two two types of engineer minds 1.Just pass out and earn maintaing the jobs is someone created 2.they always ready to solve problems learn new skills they always build that in their childhood create new things they are like scientist almost and build empire engineering is a different type of field that can't compare any type of field..if you can't do this just look to another field
I love Biology than any other subjects and wanted to become a doctor.But 10-14years of education,training and all other thing just scare me. I don't know what to do now! I love travelling too and want better work-life balance aka lifestyle.
Besides I want to keep my hobbies alive (singing,playing guitar) and try some side hustles alongside.But these are just hobbies.I don't to make them my career.
Any suggestions ???
It’s definitely a sacrifice to become a doctor, although if you are very passionate about it and don’t mind the sacrifice then go for it. If you are interested but not very passionate and want to keep up with your hobbies/ side hustles then maybe consider another career.
Hello ma’am Thank a lot for this tips and I just join university and now doing high education certificate because I only did senior four and my family wanted me to become a doctor however I didn’t like to do with hospital and I’m really love socializing 😢
My sister is gonna be a doctor she said and I want to have engineer
Why not do engineering for undergrad and then go to medical school? Or also do a PHd and MD program for engineering. Which is what I am doing!
That's a great idea! Best of luck with your program!
What ?! Can u pls explain me how did u do both step by step ? And Tq u In Advance 🙂
Can anyone give me advice pls? currently iam a neet repeater...but at this 11th hour i realised that i love engineering more... what should i do.. will i be able to crack any engineering exam at this late time.. without maths🙃
Very helpful with the advices. Do more😁
i really like physics and math and want to solve problems etc so I've always wanted to go to engineering, especially chemical engineering, creating materials etc, but somehow i can picture myself being a doctor. i feel like i'll enjoy working in a hospital or lab more than in an office
I'm also in between chemical engineering and medicine, they both seem very interesting
Mam , I am good in biology , chemistry and physics and also I like science subject more than math , but I want to become an software engineer what can I do mam?
Even I like the both careers so I thought of becoming a biomedical engineer
that's a great option when you are interested in engineering and becoming a doctor, best of luck!
My father’s an engineer and my mother’s a doctor but being the eldest as well as being from a Pakistani Family, it was almost stamped on me at birth that I’d be a doctor 😂 I like engineering more as I lean more to physics, but being a doctor would provide me with opportunities engineering can not ( as it is relatively unstable in my country ).
what did you choose in the end
@@lamaundefined doc.
And how do you feel about it now after going into that field? I'm facing a similar situation so I'd like to hear your opinion
@@lamaundefined you have to look at the pros and cons of both the situations. Engineering is a field where the learning never ends. You use creativity to deal with every situation different. Medicine, for the most part, is more about memorising and utilising that information. Yes, medicine requires some creativity too as every patient is different but you can’t really experiment there, it’s living-breathing humans vs non-living objects on the other side. Secondly, you look at honour. If you seek honour, there is no other profession more honourable than being a doctor. Everyone holds the doctor in high praise because he aids you in times of need and pain. Engineering is a thankless job. People are always going to try and find faults in what you do and at the end of the day, the most you’ll get is a pat on the back and a handshake. There’s high levels of satisfaction in both but doctors generally have a better status in society. Third, money. If money matters to you, being a doctor is a better option. Engineers can get rich but only very few do. Doctors are usually richer because they put up with so much, they deserve it. It, however, varies from country to country. Doctors earn more in the West. In Asia and Africa, the salaries aren’t as good. Furthermore, you can get a good post abroad easily as a doctor as compared to an engineer (software eng excluded). Moreover, there’s study. Doctors have to study and pass exams over a longer duration of time as compared to engineers. If you want to be a doctor, you need to keep in mind 10-15 years of study. The first 5 are the toughest, after that it just becomes routine. There’s a lotta information you need to absorb so it takes time. A human is a delicate creature so it’s fair to warrant such a high level of study. Engineering is harder but shorter. More maths involved. You solve problems. Problems take time but generally, if you’re good at maths and problem solving, you won’t be stuck in a rut. You’ll make do easily. Engineering requires you to think on your feet so a lot of stuff you learn on the job. Lastly (this is the most important part) do what you actually want to do. I’m doing medicine because after considering all the options, it’ll allow me to branch out to others fields if I want to. I’ll have good pay, I can go abroad and settle easily and I’ll be able to help people. Sure, I lean more towards engineering but if I do well as a doctor, I can pursue those passions too. I can always go into another field that way and if it doesn’t work out, I’ll land right back in the job I had before (easier said than done but you know what I mean). If you do what you like, you’ll never have to work a day in your life. In the end, you always have to remember, it’s your life. You’re going to be old one day and you’ll think to yourself, did I make the right choice? If you did what yr brain suggested and your heart wanted then you’ll always be at ease. That’s the whole point. Something that no amount of money in this world can buy and that’s ease. Money can’t buy happiness, it only buys comfort. A big house is nice but what’s the point if you dread having to wake up for work every single day? Be smart and don’t think mindlessly. If you want to stay in your country, see what the situation is like. If doctors are rewarded, opt for medicine. If engineers are rewarded, pursue that instead. Above all, do what your heart wants. I always wanted to be an Army officer but the army’s been disgraced in my country and I don’t want to spend the rest of my life here anymore. Hence why, I want to be a doctor. I’m following my dream. My dream’s pretty vast so I can’t say I just want to do one single thing haha. Long story short, see what’s better for you and your family. Your choices should be in fairness to you, your family and your community. If you chose something for yourself, go the extra mile doing it so you may never think you chose the wrong field. Personally, I’d say the future of engineering is very interesting yet unpredictable. One of the principle reasons why I chose medicine was this “not everyone’s looking to buy a car or house but everyone’s going to get sick”. Long story short. Do what you wanna but make an informed decision. Don’t take anyone’s word for it. Your choices define you. The consequences shouldn’t. Hope I helped clear the air a little! (If you wanna move to America, be a doctor ;)) )
@@hannankhan5589 wow! Thank you for taking the time to write these details. I really appreciate it. It definitely helped me see the bigger picture as I've been overthinking it for quite some time :) as for the last sentence, why do you recommend becoming a doc in america? And thanks again
I wanna study astronomy. Is that an engineering subject?
You can become an aeronautical engineer and focus on astronomy as well! An astronomy degree is not an engineering degree though. Hope that helps!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork tysm it helped me.❤️❤️
Mam iam good student in biology but a weak student in maths but i want to do engineering can i go for it or else should i take medical please reply me
Mam which is better mbbs or bds if i want to practice in canada after my bachelor in india ?
Everybody in the UK thinks engineers fix boilers and dishwashers so it's an easy option here.
Hmmm interesting. We have to prove them wrong!
It's funny you never see people advocating for women to work as bricklayers or carpenters.
That’s a very good point! Thank you for bringing that up!
Lamar stop it. Woman have the right to choose their career. It's not up for you to decide for them that every field needs a 50/50 distribution of males and females.
@@aomorgancool1775 Well, the argument is we need more women in engineering because we want equal representation in STEM. Why isn't the same true for blue collar jobs?
@@luckyhands64 blue collar jobs might be too physically demanding and men do have higher physical strength. Sorry to say but their are some careers where it is not possible to have 50/50 representation. It's more important for woman to be represented in jobs of high pay and influence because having 50/50 female politicians ensure laws aren't passed to hurt woman. Woman need high paying jobs so they don't end up poor.