Also people are having an legitimately interesting convo so not going to interrupt
Heh, that was actually an interesting conversation? :P
CS/CSE students have really good job opportunities with just a BS or BA nowadays. My friend recently just completed his BA for CS a few months ago and he's been working at Facebook for a year and a half. Now he's down in California doing some more programming stuff with robotics I believe.
Bioengineering on the other hand usually requires a masters or PhD for decent jobs. You could technically go into industry with a BS, but usually students with more experience on the technical aspects of bioengineering (ie. prosthetics, instrumentation, electrical stuffs), or drug delivery, go in that area. The UW's bioengineering program has about 33% of BS students going to industry, 33% to graduate school, 33% to med school.
Yeah, I guess that's one good thing about having a job that's in high demand :D
My computer teacher's son got offered a job with a starting salary of ~$90,000 before even leaving college. He's now on his way to Amazon in Seattle to do programming for them.
Wow, that's insane. You're in for the long haul then! Gambatte!
Friday afternoon... Anime time! 
How's it going here?
Not too darn bad, now that I have another amp heading my way :D
You could work/do the graduate degree at the same time. For CS that's usually how it goes. Most get a job by the time they finish undergrad. Not saying that the job will necessarily be good...
Personally aiming for Ba, masters for SE.
If you're good enough, probably so.
I'm a day ahead of you 
Holy Moly, I have 23 new eps of anime to watch......
Are you in the same time zone as Japan btw?
Foxconn speed to you, brother :)
