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Quite Bright
My engineering degree from NC State has been an asset to me so far. I graduated prepared to work becuase potential employers had confidence I was trainable. Engineering is almost impossible to learn during school, but having the degree means you can learn on the job. I was also very prepared for the FE exam. And when the time came to take the PE exam I definitely had the educational background to begin studying and successfully pass.
Starting Job: Transportation Engineering Associate, Preparedness: B-, Reputation: A+
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At any large university - like NCSU - students can get the education they want to. If you want a quality education, take rigorous classes - not fluff. Make sure you read professor reviews. Major in something serious. Use your time to get involved in thoughtful extracurricular activities.
Campus Maintenance: A+, Innovation: C
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Will keep this short. From Raleigh. Returned from Iraq summer 04'. NCSU seemed like a good choice for EE. NCSU accepted bowling from Wake Tech as PE credit, but not Marine Corps Physical Fitness. I should say that again... NCSU accepts federal monies for their ROTC program, but obviously choses to neglect US Veterans. UNCC was a much better choice. I grad'd in 3 years, with honors, VP of my fraternity, in 3 honors societies, was a student teacher, and accepted a great job right after graduation. Recently sat in a meeting where an NCSU EE graduate asked what a polarity mark was???!!!!! Re-read that last sentence and consider what skills you want to learn to succede in the market place.
Surrounding City: A+, Education Quality: F
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My first two years I was an engineering major. The culture was competitive and challenging, but I could see that life in front of a computer screen was not what I wanted. However, my parents are engineers and they really pressed me all my life to be an engineer and State has very high ranking for the quality of its engineering program, but I could see that I wasn’t going to be happy. I want to save the world and I don’t see engineering helping. One of my dorm friends is a forestry major. He had lots of good stories about what was going on, on the other side of the tracks (ugly railroad tracks split the campus into north and south). After a lot of thought I transferred into forestry. I cannot believe all the opportunities that forestry offers. It is like an hidden oasis in the middle of the desert that only the lucky find.
Education Quality: A+, Surrounding City: D
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