career choices:

[bimmer_E30]

Hey man i say.... if your not paying for your college or w/e.... go ahead and re-take the class.... this time just ask for as much help as you can... I know a lot of us are getting our MEC degrees so we can help lol......

lol R3v study session eh?

actually Petroleum loooks awesome...i am reading about it and so tempting.:pimp:

[Omaliyo]

Omg i am just reading about it right now, and you're right.

we have Statics(mechanic 1). FML. :(

and 11 courses every semster lol....this is worse than freakin MEC.

Hey man i say.... if your not paying for your college or w/e.... go ahead and re-take the class.... this time just ask for as much help as you can... I know a lot of us are getting our MEC degrees so we can help lol......

[bimmer_E30]

Well i think that construction does have to do a lot with stress..... lol

Omg i am just reading about it right now, and you're right.

we have Statics(mechanic 1). FML. :(

and 11 courses every semster lol....this is worse than freakin MEC.

[Omaliyo]

Well i think that construction does have to do a lot with stress..... lol

[bimmer_E30]

How old are you? I am still having this dilemma. I think I really have figured it out and I'm going to go to school for Electrical Engineering. It's a great field and there are so many job opportunities opening up and being developed lately.

20.

i hate electricity hahah...omg dealing with circuits and stuff like that is a nightmare lol.

i don't really know, i really enjoy our macine tools class.

for Edmonton, i think Constuction is the way to go. it's a growing area, and jobs for that career is still avaliable.

Well tell us what would be your dream job and maybe we can go on from there.... (something that you would see yourself doing till your retire)



Cant say much because I'm studying mech engineering to get a lead fab job on a race team or something along those lines.....

i want somthing that you really would enjoy doing for the +30 years or so from now...not being on the computer or sitting in an office for 24/7...i wanna be able to get my hands dirty and jump on the field...with my co-workers but not always be outside and become a greasmonkey lol.

[Omaliyo]

Well tell us what would be your dream job and maybe we can go on from there.... (something that you would see yourself doing till your retire)

Cant say much because I'm studying mech engineering to get a lead fab job on a race team or something along those lines.....

[Erik]

to be honest....i always wanted to be an Engineer......but i dunno i guess i picked the wrong thing for my self.

:(

How old are you? I am still having this dilemma. I think I really have figured it out and I'm going to go to school for Electrical Engineering. It's a great field and there are so many job opportunities opening up and being developed lately.

[bimmer_E30]

I plan on going in to some sort of physical therapy, sports science..

to be honest....i always wanted to be an Engineer......but i dunno i guess i picked the wrong thing for my self.

:(

[e30loverSC]

I plan on going in to some sort of physical therapy, sports science..

[bimmer_E30]

Alright let me start by this, i am currently enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering Technologist program at Nait(college). First year, i am doing really good in everything, but Statics. i just can't get it, i am having a hard time even with the basic stuff. we have a midterm tomorrow and i really don't know anything. and i didn't get a good mark when i did my fist midterm. i didn't pass it...the problem is that if we're gonna go further in statics, which we will probably do (dynamics, and stress)...i don't see my self going any where with this. i was thinking about switching programs... my dad( Senior Chemical Engineer) told me to go for either instrumentation or Constuction Engineering...which i did some reaserch on and had nothing to do with Static and i am really happy about it. i just don't see my self enjoying doing something for the next 20 to 30 years from now...it really feels bad when your average for everything is more than 70% and you fail one course which is statics.

what do you guys think about construction, or instrumentation engineering technology programs?

i just don't wanna deal with statics, dynamics or any of that crap at all...i was even thinking about going to petroleum engineering untill my dad told me it's worse than MEC lol.

rant/ lol :(

it's almost 10pm right now and i don't even know if i should study for the midterm tomorrow....