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Q: Why did you decide to study engineering, and do you find the coursework allows much hands-on work?
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Q: When I enter college, do I have to know what specific type of engineer I want to be, or can I take general courses and decide after college which type of engineer I want to be??
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Q: How much do electrical engineers make (approximately)?
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Q: I am a community college student and I am trying to decide if I should transfer to a university that has both Engineering and Engineering Technology programs. However, I can't find the difference between Engineering and Engineering Technology. Could someone please explain the difference?
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Q: How did you choose the school you went to for your degree? I'm having a hard time deciding…help!
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Q: I am a junior in high school and all my life I have enjoyed building things, solving problems and drawing plans for various devices. After doing a little bit of construction with an engineer on a mission trip with church, I am pretty sure I want to go into engineering. My only problem is that when I understand math I love it, but there are times when I don’t understand it and then I can’t stand it. I am in Trig Analysis / Pre-calculus this year and I like solving the problems, but I still have mixed feelings. Do you or any students that you work with have the same problem and do you think it would be a big hindrance to me if I want to succeed in Civil Engineering?
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Q: We live near Cleveland, Ohio and our 11th grade son is interested in automotive design. There are good options nearby for BA programs in industrial/automotive design but I think he will have more flexibility and be more employable with a Bachelor of Science in engineering. He gets very good grades in science and mathematics, and loves building things. He is good at drawing (cars) and computer graphics.
I am told that most engineering involves some design, and I have seen CAD and graphics courses in some engineering major coursework, but isn't there some "crossover" Bachelor of Science degree that encompasses both engineering and design?
We strongly prefer a smaller university.
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Q: I am currently a sophmore engineering student. I am still trying to decide what type of engineer I want to be. Do you have any suggestions on how I may make this decision?
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Q: (1) What is the average salary for an Aerospace engineer?
(2) When you were becoming an Aerospace engineer, how much Chemistry did you have to take? Was it more Physics or more Chemistry?
(3) Most importantly, do you enjoy being an Aerospace engineer?
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Q: I have just received my Bachelor of Engineering in electronics and communication). I have great interest in Nanotechnology/MEMS. Should I concentrate on MEMS or on Nanotechnology for my Master-level studies? How are job prospects in these areas?
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