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frr posted:Yeah, I'm on the lookout for something that may be a better fit since I spend 1/3 of my life working... Can you at least put up some pictures or something? That looks depressing
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I'm currently an electrician, and I'm interesting in (Electrical) Engineering. I'm doing my trade schooling right now and it really made me realize how much I miss my brain being stimulated (I'm well aware of how easy this stuff is in comparison). A few of my reasons for being interesting in Engineering are the prospects of learning something new all the time, always being challenged mentally, and a sense of pride in what I do and my capabilities to it. I also find it super interesting, far more so than doing physical labour all day, breathing in cilica dust, with minimal thinking or problem solving required. Would I be insane to want to go to school to become an Engineer (after all my trade schooling is done) while maintaining a 7-3 full-time job? I'm completely willing to take a longer time to finish as long as it makes it possible, I'm in no hurry and I also realize it will be a huge workload. If possible, what could one expect in doing so? Is it even a common thing to find Engineering courses in the afternoon/at night? I'm basically in the position where this is something I'd like to pursue but don't have a very accurate idea of what exactly it entails, so if anyone could shed some light for me, that would be much appreciated! (I want to be an Engineer!)
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Oct 23, 2009 05:36
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Out of curiosity, what % of students in your classes were not there straight from highschool? This is not directed at anyone in particular
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Oct 24, 2009 02:01
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Subcrid are you from Vancouver? Would you be able to tell me how BCIT compares to UBC as far as engineering education goes?
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