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Career Change Part II
Hello everyone! I got some amazing advice the last time that I posted. I have completed more research and spoken with my mentors. Due to this, I am coming back to this board to try to get a little more advice so that I may pinpoint my plan a little better. Just to restate what my "issue" is to...- MAOakley
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- Forum: Civil/Environmental engineering general discussion
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Career Change!
bimr, I agree with you, but the Geological Engineering degree is one that with actually come as part of a cooperative agreement in conjunction with some Army training that I must attend. Basically, it's the low-hanging fruit. The civil is the big degree that I am focused on, since it will have...- MAOakley
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- Forum: Civil/Environmental engineering general discussion
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Career Change!
Thank you both for your input. Feel free to dig-in deeper if you have more to say. I am trying to ensure that I am not missing anything and my military mentors have varying opinions. My experience in the Army will count for the PE. Many of my peers are already EITs, and a few already have...- MAOakley
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- Forum: Civil/Environmental engineering general discussion
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Career Change!
To make a long story shorter: I am an Army Officer who was assigned as an Engineer despite having a business degree and logistics experience. Frankly, for the Combat-side of the house, a lack of technical knowledge is not problematic. On the construction and Engineering side of the house, I am...- MAOakley
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- Forum: Civil/Environmental engineering general discussion
