<prompt> Human: I Received A B.S. in Biology Cell Signaling and graduated in May 2013. I have been working retail for the past year, while taking physics and differential equations. I have 10k in savings and I am wondering if it is worth it to go back and get a second degree, in either chemical or electrical engineering. I have been accepted to North Carolina State university. It will take me four semesters to complete. How much debt will I be looking at and will it be worth it? Should I wait and either go to graduate school for biology or hold out for a biology related job? I am leaning towards engineering school I just want to make sure I am not making a HUGE mistake.  <response>: Biology is like the art history degree of the STEM world. Great for those rare unicorns who can find a career in it, but financially crippling for most. Serious opinion-getting a Masters of engineering is probably the best financial move. Getting an engineering bachelors would be second best. And as a last resort, Id consider more schooling in Biology-related field- but not a Masters of Biology itself. 