Software Engineering is very easy lol I think @Sasaki Kojirō does it too
Just know ReactJS Spring Boot and Some DB (That's one stack)
MongoDB, Node.JS Express.Js is another stack which is even easier.
A lot of money in Software Engineering, before returning back to school I was making close to $150K per year but I wanted to do something different.
I used to be a Full Stack Software Engineer for 3 Years but now I came back to school to get my masters and I am working on a deeper field called "High Performance Computing" where we use Super Computers or Computer Clusters which is basically around 1000 Computers connected over a local area network and each computer is called a "node", and Artificial Intelligence, to process huge data sets. Like Data Sets as big as 1 Petabyte (1000 Terabytes or 1000,000 GBs)
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Yeah Bachelor's definitely works. I got my first job offer right before I graduated in 2019 from my University's Job fair.
If you want we can connect on linkedIn (I can PM you) and I can give you more advise there.
Honestly I think I make a decent living for the area I'm living in. However I end up barely scraping by each month because of student loans and car loans. I make around 55k yearly and that's in XCD. It's good for here but that would be nothing in the U.S or Europe. Considering another job so I can get the car loan off of me and I'm stuck with my student loan for like 7 more years ugh.
Honestly I think I make a decent living for the area I'm living in. However I end up barely scraping by each month because of student loans and car loans. I make around 55k yearly and that's in XCD. It's good for here but that would be nothing in the U.S or Europe. Considering another job so I can get the car loan off of me and I'm stuck with my student loan for like 7 more years ugh.
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