So, on the /g/ board there was a thread about how hard it is to get a job in STEM (OP was about an applicant that got one response after shotgunning 300+ applications)

Down in the thread an anon said that "T and M are the only ones that matter, S and E are shit"
Regarding T vs. E this confused me because I'm not sure how these are different in terms of what you study? Can anyone enlighten me?
I'm choosing what to study and basically, I want to work in biomechatronics in some capactiy eventually, and I want to know what the most optimal and hands-on path towards that would be. Already a very competent programmer.