What Are the Best Career Options in Engineering Today?

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on career options in engineering, specifically highlighting the importance of education in fields such as computer engineering. Stark State College of Technology is recommended as a viable institution for pursuing a degree in this area. Participants express varying opinions on the cost of education, with one suggesting that financial burdens can lead to significant life changes. The conversation emphasizes the need for informed decision-making regarding educational paths in engineering.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of engineering disciplines, particularly civil and computer engineering.
  • Familiarity with educational institutions offering engineering programs.
  • Knowledge of career pathways and job market trends in engineering.
  • Awareness of financial implications related to higher education in engineering.
NEXT STEPS
  • Research Stark State College of Technology's computer engineering program.
  • Explore career opportunities in civil engineering and related fields.
  • Investigate financial aid options and scholarships for engineering students.
  • Learn about the job market trends for engineering graduates in 2023.
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Individuals considering a career in engineering, students exploring educational options, and professionals seeking insights into the engineering job market.

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I hope this is the right area for this topic but I've looked around for a little while and I feel that this is the best spot for it.

Currently I am researching new career options for myself. I was wondering if anyone had a little insite on this. What school to look at, etc. My main area of interest is engineering, building some buildings, and things like that. I'm not by any means decided I am hoping to get feed back from you. Thanks for your time, you can contact me at Jasonp914@yahoo.com
 
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Go to Stark State College of Technology and get a computer engineering degree.
 
No, spend a fortune for school, claim bankruptcy and then live the American Dream.
 

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