careers

[vysuperman]

whatever you decide you want to do, start looking for paid summer internships in the same field. These will really help you out when you're applying for a job right out of college.

 

[BadgerType]

im gonna be a space cowboy


i wanna work for lockheed martin, but its real hard to get a consistant job there

 

[k3nnex]

I was originally pursuing firefighting in college. The thing I am obligated to take over the family's insurance business, so... I am also taking a business major along with my firefighting major. Don't know what to do, just taking both for now.

 

[SpEeD LuNaTiKz]

yea like all the after market companies have mechanical engineers i know skunk2 had an opening for that position with soildworkds back round i have done a lot of that and I love it yea def try and get and internship I have had one since my junior summer of highschool and even though its for electircal engineering mostly my boss said he could get in touch with so companies that do more mechanical engineering stuff and some times you get really good pay there good luck

 

[du3ce]

im finishing up my sociology degree and want to do something in the car related field, what is there to do? sales rep? im also thinking of working in a insurance company

 

[rwong410]

About to graduate with an International Relations major. I plan on trying to get a management position at Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Target, or Walgreens. Anyone wanna hook me up?

 

[xi0utlawstarix]

whatever you decide you want to do, start looking for paid summer internships in the same field. These will really help you out when you're applying for a job right out of college.

listen to him or you'll end up like me...jobless and cant mod the accord

 

[TheUAccord23]

I'm about to graduate with a major in Finance, another in International Finance and Marketing, and a minor in Sport Administration. Math makes a whole lot more sense to me when I see $ in front of the numbers, so for that reason I did Finance and not Engineering. Reason I chose what I chose was because I wanted a secure career in whatever industry I chose. So one day, hopefully, I'll be the CFO or CEO of Honda, Nissan, or Toyota (i wish)! Or maybe in the front office of the Heat (again, i wish)! Point is, do what you gotta do to get that $$$, but at least put yourself in an environment you'll enjoy.
Mechanical/Industrial engineering is probably the place to be if, like said earlier, you can stand math and physics (and a lot of it), and you don't mind giving up every weekend to study. R&D with mechanical, improving operating procedures in production with industrial; lots of opportunities and money!

 

[DarkElegance919]

wats exactly is R&D? and thanks for the responses guys!

 

[Quicksilvercord]

Research and Development.