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TheGrizz
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Hi everyone, I finally decided to join this forum today after reading many articles on here for the past few years. You guys have helped me quite a bit, so thanks!
I'll try to be brief:
I'm currently half way through my mechanical engineering bachelor's degree program, but unfortunately due to financial issues and other life problems, I was forced to get a full time job and am now only taking one engineering class (thermodynamics) at the moment. It looks like I'll have to finish my degree while working full-time, so I'll be interested in having discussions about how other people have managed that feat.
I already have one bachelor's degree in Journalism, and have three years experience working as a professional news reporter. Before that I had some minor jobs in politics, including as a lobbyist.
My path to engineering has been unique to say the least, but I've enjoyed the challenge of it. I'm sure I'll be asking a lot of questions on here, and I invite any questions about my situation as well. Hopefully we can help each other out. It's great to now be a part of the broader engineering community!
I'll try to be brief:
I'm currently half way through my mechanical engineering bachelor's degree program, but unfortunately due to financial issues and other life problems, I was forced to get a full time job and am now only taking one engineering class (thermodynamics) at the moment. It looks like I'll have to finish my degree while working full-time, so I'll be interested in having discussions about how other people have managed that feat.
I already have one bachelor's degree in Journalism, and have three years experience working as a professional news reporter. Before that I had some minor jobs in politics, including as a lobbyist.
My path to engineering has been unique to say the least, but I've enjoyed the challenge of it. I'm sure I'll be asking a lot of questions on here, and I invite any questions about my situation as well. Hopefully we can help each other out. It's great to now be a part of the broader engineering community!
