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One option with engineering degrees is to do a co-op. My brother did this (at Va Tech) and not only got out with minimal debt but also left with a job at the c
by tryitnow 15y ago
One option with engineering degrees is to do a co-op. My brother did this (at Va Tech) and not only got out with minimal debt but also left with a job at the company he co-oped for. This seems pretty common at Va Tech as other family members and friends have done it. I don't know how common it is elsewhere, but if it's not a common practice it sure should be.
- LeafStorm 15y agoWe have a very successful co-op program here at NC State. (I plan to go for one starting sometime next academic year.) There are also a lot of internships available, and we have a huge engineering career fair every semester with loads of companies from all engineering disciplines. Incidentally, there are very few engineers in NC State's contingent of occupiers.