Higher education in Mechanical Engineering

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around the pursuit of higher education in Mechanical Engineering, specifically focusing on finding universities in New York that offer relevant programs. Participants share various resources and approaches for conducting research on educational institutions.

Discussion Character

  • Homework-related
  • Meta-discussion

Main Points Raised

  • Nelson expresses a desire to complete higher education in Mechanical Engineering and seeks information on nearby universities.
  • One participant suggests using Google to find universities in New York with mechanical engineering programs.
  • Another participant criticizes the initial request for being lazy and emphasizes the importance of self-research in an engineering program.
  • Several links to resources are shared, including a shortened URL and a specific search engine query for universities offering mechanical engineering.
  • Another participant recommends using collegeprowler.com as a resource for finding colleges.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the best approach to finding universities, with differing opinions on the necessity of self-research and the tone of the responses.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects varying attitudes towards resourcefulness and self-initiative in educational pursuits, with some participants emphasizing the need for independent research while others provide direct links and suggestions.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals seeking information on higher education options in Mechanical Engineering, particularly in New York, and those interested in strategies for conducting educational research.

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I am Nelson from New york..I want to complete my higher education in Mechanical Engineering.
I would want to know various universities which offer them nearby.
 
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You can just google "new york universities" and then look at their site and see if they have a mechanical engineering program.
 
Stop being so lazy.
 
If you are wanting to get a degree in engineering, I would suggest you learn how to choose your resources and research on your own. You'll have to do that a lot in and engineering program... or any program for that matter.
 
use collegeprowler.com
 

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