Great video Paris! I totally agree that it is very rare that someone will enjoy every single course of their degree. However, I am a strong believer of having some sort of direction and interest which you demonstrated. Looking forward to seeing where you’ll go!! LSE is such a great school and I’m sure that opportunity will be open to you in the future :)
Thanks so much Wynette! Yes I definitely agree having a direction and more importantly a passion for at least part of what you're studying is critical 🙂
You have to write the P.Eng exam and work in the field under a supervising engineer for 48 months before you are qualified to have the title of an engineer.
@@zero7523 You're right. I just looked it up. I guess I missed that before when I read the website. Seems like you do get the ring upon graduation at the ring ceremony. Thanks for correcting me. However, I think the rest of what I said stands true. Seems weird to have your ring and still can't legally have the title of an engineer until after the rest of the requirements.
Great video Paris! I totally agree that it is very rare that someone will enjoy every single course of their degree. However, I am a strong believer of having some sort of direction and interest which you demonstrated. Looking forward to seeing where you’ll go!! LSE is such a great school and I’m sure that opportunity will be open to you in the future :)
Thanks so much Wynette! Yes I definitely agree having a direction and more importantly a passion for at least part of what you're studying is critical 🙂
Great video, Paris!!
Thanks Austin!
Hello, as a current grade 12 student looking to go into McMaster engineering, mind if I ask what your grade 12 average was?
You have to write the P.Eng exam and work in the field under a supervising engineer for 48 months before you are qualified to have the title of an engineer.
You can get your iron ring at graduation, what are you talking about?
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You're right. I just looked it up. I guess I missed that before when I read the website. Seems like you do get the ring upon graduation at the ring ceremony. Thanks for correcting me. However, I think the rest of what I said stands true. Seems weird to have your ring and still can't legally have the title of an engineer until after the rest of the requirements.