dipson4u08:

I am a Marine Engineer, i have never for once regretted ever studying Engineering......

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?

sunnychibs:
Thanks for your candid advice sir.

I actually want to learn from people's experience,not focusing on their regrets.

INTROVERT1:
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 In school, you will be thought theories, even theories that are outdated.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.

subcbouy:
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.

midnighter:


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

Drawing is more of an inborn ability...

Kaydeexotic:

Kaydeexotic:


Engineering enhanced the work convenience of a whole lot of professions no doubt... But as we both know.. good health is the most important thing in life then money comes second

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?

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

Maj196:
Waste of time should have studied computer science

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?

Maj196:
Waste of time should have studied computer science

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?

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?

Kylekent59:


MC Oluomo sabi all these things at Bolded?


The only way to get rich is to create a small thing that multitudes would like to see. There is money in multitudes.

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?

Kaylexzy:


Yes and No.

No regrets, I actually enjoyed it (I still enjoy it, it is all I've got) and graduated top of my department.

Yes, the only regret I've got is, I studied it in a polytechnic and I can't get my dream job, due to the lingering problem of dichotomy.

My brother, this life no balance at all. One leg long pass the other.

Eniitan19:
You will not regret studying engineering so far you do the following.
1. Develop very deep interest in Mathematics.
2. Make sure you master this course 'TECHNICAL DRAWING' or Engineering Drawing. Go extra miles to study the course and understand every bit of it.
2. When you are taking courses like Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer, Strength of Materials, etc, ensure you don't miss lectures. Go online to know more about them. Do not depend only on what you learn from lecturers.
3. Do not play with your assignment. I mean try to do your assignment yourself.
4. For Engineering Design courses, learn to be creative, work with your fellow students and try to initiate ideas.
5. Engineering is 60% practical. While in school, make use of every opportunity to experience practical application. Visit mechanic workshops, building sites, blacksmith, furniture workshop, oil rig, panel beating workshop, etc.
6. Ensure you make good use of your SIWES time.
7. Meet with experienced engineers and learn from them.
8. Graduate with 2.1 minimum.