unemployment is my only regret after suffering myself for good five years

Wrong question

I love Engineering.

Now I dey chop big money in the Engineering Firm... Money dey Engineering ooo if it's your way. I pray make person no study another person's course

No regrets.

Ensure u come out with at least 2.1, the sky will be your limit in terms of meeting job qualification criteria, which you will always ace as an Engineering graduate.

Have passed many bank aptitude test which Management course graduates find difficult. Presently waiting for NNPC Appointment letter, which I strongly believe I will get.

I studied electrical electronics engineering and graduated with a 2:1. Today I work as a tax accountant. Most times. I feel I should have studied economics law or accounting.

No major regrets sha

sunnychibs:
So,i recently gained admission to study engineering,chemical engineering precisely.



So my question goes those who studied engineering and those still studying,

Do you have any regrets studying engineering?

Even if I get to Heaven I'll still be an Engineer....

Five Years
Done waka
Still dey carry Go

My only regret is never study engineering

I read Chemical Engineering. I regret it everyday! I should have read Guidance and Counselling. Engineering is not worth stressing yourself for in Nigeria.

Jimmyson:
Engineering is the best profession in the whole world if only you know the technical know-how behind your choice of engineering discipline. The problems with NIGERIA ENGINEERS are lack of technical know-how, research, innovativeness, commitment and creativity. Other factors include poor performance in terms of practical knowledge. Make sure you take your industrial training(SIWES) seriously and be practically focused. Try to graduate with First class or 2.1, Go for further training in engineering softwares related to your discipline. Modern engineering tasks are mostly being good in engineering softwares and practical applications.

Engineering is great.. Yes... But trust me there's no profession on this planet that is as important as medicine and surgery...

Kaydeexotic:



Engineering is great.. Yes... But trust me there's no profession on this planet that is as important as medicine and surgery...

Terrible! And what of engineers who design hyperbaric chambers, incubators and suction units? Can you design one from scratch?

What of the fine arts graduates who draw all the most delicate parts of the body shown in medical textbooks?

Hope you know how to draw

Without those talented people who can produce a new scanner from blueprint to manufacturing, where would doctors be?

I once attended a launch for a new scanner by Nikon, let me tell you, those people are amazing and should be appreciated.

NuclearReactor:

I'm currently studying Chemical Engineering, and so far i don't have regrets!!

Wait till you finish ...

Hmmmm,unemployement deyoooooooo,that is the only regret.

Too many mathematical theories with less practicals but the studies helped me a lot in my career and mindset. No much regrets

sunnychibs:
So,i recently gained admission to study engineering,chemical engineering precisely.



So my question goes those who studied engineering and those still studying,

Do you have any regrets studying engineering?

10-8-8 nack me one. #FUTMINNA assembly here

I studied chemical too but after graduation just get a job less you will remain unproductive as you can't do anything with the training compared to other engineering folks except you want start illegal bunkering

No regrets in particular only that we were 192 male students and 4 transgendered students no better girls na the only thing wey you go miss be that you go need go hunt for girls for other dept because they believe engineering boys are good apart from that bro ready for a great he’ll of hard work I did **electrical** **engineering** tho

sunnychibs:
So,i recently gained admission to study engineering,chemical engineering precisely.



So my question goes those who studied engineering and those still studying,

Do you have any regrets studying engineering?

To start with, I congratulate you on your admission. Basically, education system in this country has been deteriorating with little or no attention from the respective body.

Studying engineering would be one of the best thing that could happen to you if you put in your best. My advise is that you utilize google, YouTube and other online resources to garner useful knowledge for yourself. In school, you will be thought theories, even theories that are outdated. Look up to the scholars in your department, stick with them, they will probably put you on right track.

Learn latest softwares, go for different training, learn programming languages and the likes. If you do all these, I'm sure you will thank me later.

I wish you success as you move to the next phase of life.

I would advise you try and learn a skill at your spare time, the labour market is not that Rossy.
Having an extra skill give you an edge over others with just the certificate, there is a lot of competition out there

My brother you av got yourself a good course, the only regret I had studying engineering is that I waited for my lecturers to teach and make me an engineer, but the course is far beyond that, you must have to go out of your way to become a better engineer. You have the powers to either make urself a good engineer or half baked engineer with the help of ur lecturer and directives from a practical Engineers, try to acquire engineering skills outside the classroom I.e, AutoCAD Archcad, and so on u never can tell when it will be applied in ur field of study, Good luck and don't be discouraged you have made the right choice

sunnychibs:
So,i recently gained admission to study engineering,chemical engineering precisely.



So my question goes those who studied engineering and those still studying,

Do you have any regrets studying engineering?

You can never regret studying engineering, especially if you are smart and study a good course like electrical, mechanical, chemical and even materials. It is a lot of rigour doing well thus it requires a combination of discipline and intelligence A lot of opportunities abound globally if you finish strong with a good CGPA. If you don't get a good job in Nigeria, you can decide to explore opportunities abroad. You can never really lack a good job in the long term if you study engineering and finish well with a solid CGPA and age on your side.

The problem comes if you end up with a 2.2 and keep struggling from one low earning job to another.

Thanks

sunnychibs:
Yes sir


I want to learn from people's experience

Why do you chose Chemical Engineering?

Engineering is a scam in this nation , practical knowledge , no applications to aid this theories, most of the teachers handling fnhi eerie g do not have ample j knowledge and technical KNOW HOW to implant and build up on what's o ground sef. Unless you go outside this nation to further. Our engineering system here is obsolete.

Hell No!



This shouldn't even be a thread..

Will Update this later..

BlackHummer:
These are the kind of posts that should grace front page.

Modes, do the needful pls
Lalasticlala, Mynd44, David470
Fynestboi, Richiez, olawalebabs,

I agree with you absolutely, your point is very much valid, I hope that moderators will understand that this kind of post will guide the young ones and help them in choosing the right carrier. Post about this celebrities Davido, Naira Marley, Toyin Abraham, Laura Ikeji to men but a few and unclothedness does not contribute to knowledge.

tempex88:
I studied electrical electronics engineering and graduated with a 2:1. Today I work as a tax accountant. Most times. I feel I should have studied economics law or accounting.

No major regrets sha

in NIGERIA , ENGINEERING IS NOT IT SIR, ITS JUST IN D NAME O!we have messed up that great field in this nation

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[quote author=ElasticStone post=83825344]Come and join me in mathematics naa. Engineering is the junior brother of maths.




What about economics.

Kaydeexotic:



Engineering is great.. Yes... But trust me there's no profession on this planet that is as important as medicine and surgery...

And you depend solemnly on Engineering for your medical equipment. Even presently you have Biomedical Engineering, using fluid mechanics, structural mechanics and applied mechanics to study cell behaviour, tissues, bones, cancer and lots more.

please apply for change of course to electrical engineering. You will understand later. I studied chemical engineering.

BananaTree:


Now that you've been offered admission, if others' regrets is what is next in your head, you might not really go far. I can assure you you'll be battered and bruised, demoralized and downcast. You'll fail and fall short of your own expectations in engineering but what would keep you going is the passion to be an engineer.

Leave other people's regret and focus on how to overcome this big hurdle you found for yourself.

I forgot to tell you too, you'll learn nothing.

Also make friends with successful engineers through professional associations
Just water your passion