Seriously, the experience you'll get on your Co-Ops will very quickly overshadow your actual class experience. I just got done with a year and a half of co-op at a up-comming biotech company working on stem cell extraction devices. Up-Comming as in I was one of 10 engineers so I got a TON of hands on time with everything. I definitely suggest a smaller company, at larger companies the co-ops kind of get pooed on. I wouldn't change a thing if I had to go back and do it again.

When I'm done I'm sure I'll end up back in the biotech field because it's good money and I have an expensive car habbit to feed. I'm hoping in the next couple years start up a company, with a couple other guys i know,and start making racing gear for road carsand race cars.

 

Shippensburg University - class of 2011
Major: Business Management

West Chester PA? If so, I have a lot of friends that go there...

Sept. 22nd, Football: West Chester @ Ship...

 

Well I am planning on going to the University of Florida and studying linguistics, but not entirely sure yet about where to go or what to do. I do know I will be going to either there, University of Central Florida, or University of South Florida, since those are the ones i applied to.

 

wow, many of you are engineers and whatnot... I was thinking about doing that (mechanical engineering), but who knows at this point, all I know is that I am still getting my BBA from the Universit yof Washington... but i'm thinking my doctorate in Physical Therapy... I guess they have the second highest job satisfaction in the US (#1 is Clergy! lol) if not who knows...

 

Don't you have to get a Bachlor's and Master's in Physical Therapy before you get a Doctorate? Also, you have to find out what the pay difference between a Master's and a Doctorate is. Sometimes its not really worth it especially since Doctorate degrees don't come easy.