Ron thank you so much. Yea I always ones to the best at whatever I do. Learn more to learn how to solve the different aspects Of the job both in the classroom and in field. That's why at work when people ask questions I don't just transfer them to the engineer. I go and ask the engineer to explain to me because I have to listen, understand, and retain it in order to relay it back to the customer orcontractor. Unless obviously its far to complicated. And believe me I am at the very beginning of my learning career for engineering. None of parents or family went to college, hell they didn't even graduate high school. I had no help in finding what I wanted to do as a career. It took a lot to figure out what I wanted to. At first I thought a surgeon and I started going to the hospital and shadowing the surgeons in addition to taking courses. But it completely bored me. I wanted math and physical problems that takes thinking outside the box and using formulas. I go to bed thinking about how to solve formulas and equations, how to better myself in my field. The only prpblem with working at the Water authority is they do a whole lot of "real engineering" pursue. Its at the i wanna say the basic level of civil engineering. And dont get me wrong the they work their asses of, are very intelligent, god forbid if our dam broke, water main, or flooding happened i would want them there. But I need more, more complex thinking, more involvement in the project, something to show my kids hey I built that. Like in our area the shutdown of the 495 bridge in delaware was a big thing. I would have loved to be apart of that. The infrastructure of our bridges in the Philadelphia and tri-state area is terrible. They are falling apart. I wpuld love to be the engineer head of rebuilding and repairing our bridges. It excites me. Im such a nerd i know. But your words really got my engine running. Lol. And if there are grammar mistakes and spelling mistakes i apologize. Im on my phone and if i got back and try to fix everyone i have to copy and repaste it. And im just getting out of class after working all day and still have 4 hours of studying ahead. So, aint nobody got time for that. Haha. Thank you everyone for all your advice and kind words. I found out alot of information through all of you. Also got the news i wanted to hear today from Temple about going about transferring. I was really starting to get worried that i couldnt do it because of me being part time and alot of school around my area dont allow you to take engineering part time. But being the engineer i am i researched and figured out a solution.