Raw LLM Responses

I studied chemical engineering in school, then decided to work as a systems engineer upon graduation. 2 years later I went into biotech automation, and a year after that I ended up in software. It’s true that STEM programs are generally more “vocational” than liberal arts programs, but they also do provide important knowledge that can be applied to other fields. Especially for physics, math, chemistry, etc. I agree that CS majors are usually pretty likely to stick to their own fields though. Most did it with the expectation of making good money specifically in CS, while other majors tend to do the degree first and then figure out jobs later.