[Wakka]

cool! Im mechanical myself i cant help but feel i chose the wrong kind. I almost wish i had chosen computer or electrical honestly. maybe even audio.

[E90SLAM]

Originally Posted by Wakka

cool! Im mechanical myself i cant help but feel i chose the wrong kind. I almost wish i had chosen computer or electrical honestly. maybe even audio.

I feel the same way...*sigh*

at least I'm still employed...

[ScaredOnce]

Originally Posted by E90SLAM

I feel the same way...*sigh*

at least I'm still employed...

mad props to both of yinz

[Chenry135]

Yeah I have no clue what I want to do, or even if there will be jobs when I get out. But I do love my Engineering classes, so we'll see.

[dth656]

Originally Posted by Wakka

cool! Im mechanical myself i cant help but feel i chose the wrong kind. I almost wish i had chosen computer or electrical honestly. maybe even audio.

wakka,

i wouldnt worry about it, as long as your degree says "engineering", you have quite a few marketable skills. i was civil, didn't like it, but finished w/ that major and worked as a telecom engineer (again, given certain basic technical skills, you can learn quite a bit on the job). now i work in corporate strategy, and its funny to see the "i studied russian literature at swarthmore" types eat shit anytime a basic spreadsheet needs to be cranked. LOL.

[Joekerr]

I was thinking about this thread...had to do a search for it, but bringing it back. Because I wanted to.