A Day In The Life of A Mechanical Engineer | Arizona State University 

So I can't talk from experience about graduate international students job prospects, but I would say job prospects are generally already difficult right now and the best way to set yourself up for success is extracurricular experiences. Build a network, work on your own projects, and really put yourself out there!

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@@H33TsTECH Understood. Thanks brother for ur help.

Hello! First of all, congratulations to your daughter for becoming a sun devil! The engineering forms are a great place to start as they are designed to allow students to collaborate through the first year and make starting friendships that will help through the next four years. The best advice I can give is the following: - become involved in the school (clubs, events, organizations, etc.). This will help in your resume as well as making great connections for the rest of college - establish a good support group with peers and create good habits that will last you through the more difficult years in the future. - make sure to go to office hours for your classes whenever you can. This will allow you to establish good relationships with your professors which you may have again in the future. It will also help a ton in clearing up any confusion on difficult subjects. Professors are also more likely to help if they can connect a face to a name and know there is effort put forth. HOPE THIS HELPS :)) The laptop is an HP Spectre from 2018

I really enjoyed the degree I got at ASU and all the extracurriculars available. Mechanical engineering is great because of how broad it is! I had internships in automotive, aerospace, private defense, etc. just because of that reason I think it still is a great degree to get into.

@fsengineering6525 Do you think that I get credit for my Associate of Occidental Studies I have an Associates degree in Automotive Technology 2 I am hoping that ASU will give me some credit cause. Automotive is a degree program now. I am trying to get a broad level of training and experience on all levels. Thank you for all your help

I’m not sure, I would definitely reach out to ASU and ask them for some information. I’m wishing you the best of luck! asuonline.asu.edu/about-us/faq/

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So sorry for not seeing this, but if you ever have any questions don’t hesitate to reach out. Best way to contact me is probably through LinkedIn. I graduated December 22’ and am now working in the aerospace industry. www.linkedin.com/in/fernandosarmientome

I am an older adult wanting to do mechanical engineering, but I am a military veteran who I hear that the entrance requirements are hard do they have waviors for older adults I have doughts to I like to go but I am scared that I not prepared any advice thank you.

@@Vipersshorts it’s never too late to pursue a degree! In my classes there was one student who I believe was in his 50’s and he was very involved and looked to be enjoying it. I don’t know what the process is for someone older to enroll, but whatever it is I think it can definitely be worth it!