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I work for a large engineering firm (+20 years), and yes, a 4 year degree is definitely worth it. The higher salaries come if you are willing to travel. The majority of the work is project oriented (6 months+) and big projects (pipelines, airports, government infrastructure, etc.) is where the big money is. Many companies will pay for your tuition and work around your class schedule, so maybe just jumping to another employer who is looking to groom engineers would be an option. 6 figures is actually average, so you are in a good place right now - 3 to 4 years is not long at all. Hope this helps somewhat, good luck in your career.
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I work for a large engineering firm (+20 years), and yes, a 4 year degree is definitely worth it. The higher salaries come if you are willing to travel. The majority of the work is project oriented (6 months+) and big projects (pipelines, airports, government infrastructure, etc.) is where the big money is. Many companies will pay for your tuition and work around your class schedule, so maybe just jumping to another employer who is looking to groom engineers would be an option. 6 figures is actually average, so you are in a good place right now - 3 to 4 years is not long at all. Hope this helps somewhat, good luck in your career.