Bryan Mayberry

I keep hearing that I need to get any undergraduate engineering degree and then specialize in grad school, but I'd like to avoid more debt if possible. Thanks!

As a future Engineering major and plan to make plenty of friends and explore new experiences during my time in college while also preparing for the future. I enjoy sports, games, and Cars.

I've wanted to be an aerospace engineering because I find rockets and airplanes interesting. Is that all there is to it or is there a deeper reason for why I should pick a certain type of engineering.

I am a high school senior with a background in robotics entering the UVA engineering school in the fall. What is the work load like for a mechanical engineer? #Spring25

I want to try to get into the automotive engineering industry after getting my bachelors in mechanical engineering, is it difficult to get into that field?

What subject should I focus on to be a mechanical engineer

What is some advice for how to get summer internships as a mechanical engineering major looking to enter the aerospace field? I am attending UNL this fall, but I will most likely need a good summer job or internship, hopefully to help pay for housing. I have also had some advice about pursuing...

What is the best college track to follow, if I am interesting in automotive engineering? I am starting college in the fall for mechanical engineering.

I have found myself becoming very passionate about roller coasters and their design. I've tons of my own research on them and have started trying to learn No Limits 2. I'm just curious what other things would be helpful to achieve my goal of becoming a coaster designer.

I'm currently deciding between Pitt and Penn State and want to know which one is more likely to allow me to graduate in 4 years or how hard it is going to be.

How does the current job you’re doing utilize the skills you’ve learned in college? What does a general workday look like for you? How well do you mesh with members of your team? What is the most important skill to have in your field? What inspired you to choose this field? What...

Hi, I am senior going into college as an engineering major. I know that being an engineering major is a difficult major, so my question is how do I get through those challenges as an upcoming engineering student?
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I have a great deal of interest in mathematics, physics, and creativity. I have been looking into either aerospace engineering or mechanical engineering for my curiosity. If there are more fields out in the work force, please let me know.

I have dreamed of being on a Formula 1 team as an engineer, but I feel at a loss as to how I can get there. I struggle to know what the steps to achieving such a career even are. Right now I am in the midst of my College journey, Studying Mechanical Engineering. Outside of class I am part of a...