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[QUOTE="Patman, post: 1342419, member: 16962"] Sort of depends on what area you want to be hands on with as well as the school you go to. Keep in mind also that having a specific degree from a specific school doesn't make you a shoe in for anything. Besides there is no set path to any destination. Perfect example I work in Civil engineering, the VP of the company has a Mech. Engineering and the President has a degree in Meteorology and I studied Industiral Engineering and Architecture! [/QUOTE]
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