Thank you so much to the STEMinist Network for having me in this enriching and powerful conversation. Que vivan las Latinas in STEM! 🚀✈️💕 If you have question about Aerospace Engineering, let me know!
Anshu Kumari Hi Anshu! To be an astronaut you need a minimum of Bachelors and Masters degree in STEM fields (which includes various types of engineering). Being an Aerospace Engineer would qualify you to apply to be an Astronaut whenever they open applications for new classes of astronauts. One thing to note is that the eligibility requirements change every couple of years for the new astronauts classes. So I recommend that you follow NASA on social media to get latest updates on being an astronaut. They have resources, articles and interviews with past and current astronaut corps. 🚀✨ Dream big!
My ideal career for about four years now has been Aerospace engineering! I’ve been taking all the courses that I can in high school to ensure my entry to a good college and this video has given me even more insight into what I can hopefully expect! Thank you!
Lindsay, we are so glad you felt this way after watching our video! Wish you the best of luck in achieving your goals. Stay tuned as we’ll be coming out with more STEM content for you!
Lindsay K Glad this video was helpful for you as you endeavor into a career in Aerospace Engineering! 🤩🚀✨Remember the sky is not the limit, it’s just the beginning ☺️🙌🏽
I just got accepted into my engineering program I wanted for Aero Engineering, I’ve never been so proud of myself and I’m so happy to start my future and become something amazing.
As a retired Aerospace engineer, all I can say is: "You go Girls!" I worked for one of the medium sized aircraft companies my entire career. It was a blast and I got up close and personal to most of the aircraft we designed. A lot of the job is what you make it. Good luck to you all!
@@nathaliequintero2849 Hey Nathalie! Actually I am having some doubts regarding masters in aeronautical engineering. Can I ask you here or do you have IG acc so i can ask u there?
@@nathaliequintero2849 hola! me interesa mucho ser un ingeniero aeroespacial o electrico y trabajar en la nasa o en spacex, pero soy de Chile y he estado viendo que existe la ITAR y es necesario ser ciudadano estadounidense para trabajar alli
This has definitely answered a lot of small details that has been at the back of my mind in aerospace. This has for sure reasured me a little bit more on how I feel about the field. Thank you!
I’m a 23 year old combat veteran, with a dark past of addictions of many kinds, I currently have a wife and 3 beautiful children that have witnessed me change into a dedicated man looking forward for what the future holds. I did some inner child work and remembered conversations I would have all the time with my parents of other worlds, and “what if others out there were like me and you talking about whether we existed”, and how much I would love watching any news related to space and NASA, I remembered waking up to the news that Elon successfully landed a rocket. I just remembered how excited I was every time I watched those things, yet I never realized, not until enduring hell, and got older that I wanted to do something like that. Now I am self learning and re teaching myself mathematics, physics, and chemistry. I have retained a lot of knowledge doing this, and soon I will be going to UTEP to become an aerospace engineer, as soon as I’m proficient in all of these subjects. I would love to see the earths horizon up there.
I needed to hear this I loved the video I am freshman majoring in engineering in community college and plan on transferring in the next 2-3 years to a university that has aerospace engineering I'm looking forward to being in this field in this decade everything should come to plan.
I want to study aerospace engineering in IIT. But many of my acquainted told me that it's very tough, doesn't have high scope and not so good pay package. And i became confused and skeptical. But after watching this video i will pursue it with full confidence. Thanks for such valuable insights 🤗 Edit:I'm studying aerospace engineering in IITM. Will graduate in 24'
Thank you so much for this video.this is very useful and influenced me a lot.now I am in higher secondary,I am sure that I will become a aerospace Engineer some day.
This video got me really excited since Aerospace Engineering is something I’ve been thinking about studying for a long time. What other courses than phsyics, math and chemistry do you think are important to take before applying to college? Also, I’m a european wanting to study in the States. Was it hard for you to apply for scholarships, grants and/or loans ?
I’m glad we could do that for you! I think focusing on doing well on the classes you mentioned is a great way to get prepared for college. Also being part of clubs and organizations like robotics would be great! There are grants and scholarships for out of state students, just requires a little bit more research.
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork thank you! You have no idea how happy I was when I found out people like me being represented in something I have great interest in.
I just got out of high school. Finished my exams. Watching the video. I am deeply in love into aerospace, science etc. I'm studying 12-13 hours a day (last month and two weeks ago) and aeronautics/astronautics are two subjects I'm studying all by myself (#20hoursofmathperweek) But I'm enrolling into humanities (literature, history, philosophy etc like 🙄🙄) and I really want to get into an aerospace undergraduate or school or smth. But here in France, we only have engineer's schools and you gotta take exams (preparatory classes or university) etc. (Also studying that) And I fucking love everything I'm studying. Hoping I can be an aerospace engineer. #polymathy thank you for this (and reading this if you do!!) 111 💖💖💖💖💖💯
Thank you for such a detailed video answering basic questions everyone has on their minds but no one seems to give such a beautiful insight. i am aspiring to be an aerospace engineer.🙂
Thank you Aerospace engineer can be very tiring but it can also be very fun. This degree will be hard and take a long time to master but once you got it you will be able to work with many type of project. This range from help build some of the airplane structure to helping in building rockets that will take people to space, or satellite to space or other planet. This job can have it's hard part and it can also have it's fun part.
This video Compel me to admire you This is amazing Actually since from child I am very passionate about aerospace engineering I couldn't get admission in that but now I am mechanical engineer and now I have a plan to do masters in aerospace But I am seriously too much confuse about the world trends now Would you have some 5 to 10 min In your precious time of your precious life to council me or give some piece of advice Thanks
You can definitely become an aerospace engineer! Your first year in college is pretty general so it’s not too late 😊 some people don’t pick a major till they’re halfway through college, so you’re still on time!
I am from India, i am in 10th class.... Currently I am trying to explore different engineering career... I really liked aerospace engineering. THANKS TO YOU FOR HELPING ME KNOW ALL ABOUT IT. Any tips you wanna give me?
Take physics courses and advanced mathematics courses while in high school! That’ll help once it’s time for those aerospace engineering college classes.
Hi Ian! I would recommend taking math courses and physics as Alexsandra recommended, but in addition take programming class as some languages such a MATLAB are needed for attitude and dynamics or controls class which is part of an aerospace engineering degree! You can also follow on my social media platform of @stemforaerospace on IG and FB for more content related to the aerospace field!
@@sgtplhcb671 my physics teacher was a chemist before he began teaching, and it wasn’t even the math or actual science part, he simply wrote lab reports about what he observed and what other people did. He never went back to school to become a teacher but still somehow got the job.
How did you overcome the ITAR restriction as an international engineer? As I also from outside of the US, I was positively surprised that you could be such vital part of the Artemis mission.
Hello!! I'm a junior in Highschool, and I'd like to be an aerospace engineer, I've always been a strong student in math, but I'm not so confident in my physics. I'm a bit worried I wouldn't succeed in this career because of it, what do you recommend I do? I want to be successful but physics doesn't come easy to me, but im willing to put in the work. Also, Embry riddle is in my top schools!!! GO VZLA!!! I hope u can answer my question, I'd love to hear some advice from someone older in aerospace!
Being great at math is great and a huge benefit if you want to become an engineer! It is okay to not be amazing at every subject, as long as you’re willing to put in the work, which it sounds like you are! I think you should definitely go for it and as long as you are dedicated/ passionate about such an amazing career then you will do just fine! YOU CAN DO IT 🙂
It depends what type of team they are on. If they are in an analysis team they might be doing a lot of analysis work using computer programs and likely spend a lot of time at their desks. If they are in an integration/ systems engineering type role they could be interacting with others a lot and spend little time at their desks.
Hi, I am a 3rd year Mechanical Engineering student, what would you girls say is the key to landing an aerospace internship? What would you guys do on a regular day? I am honestly terrified of actually landing an internship, and just being useless or unknowledgeable enough to be of any help. I am also looking to pursue a Masters in Aerospace...and hopefully fulfill my dream of working on fighter jets. Do you have any tips for an average student like me to achieve a position like that?
Sounds like landing an internship with a defense company is what is best for you! This will open up opportunities to work on fighter jets as a career after you graduate! Don’t worry about not being “knowledgeable” enough for an internship, as long as you understand the concepts taught in school you will be able to learn what they teach you on the job. Employers don’t expect you to know how to build/ design fighter jets when you start working for them, they know they will have to teach you, as you are a student. Check out our resume and interview tip videos to land that internship!
Hiiii I'm a aspiring aerospace engineer and I'm having doubts because I might not get a job because aerospace engineers might not be in deman especially from someone in my country, also we aren't super rich so I might no be able to study in a famous university. I'm a filipino btw. Is there a chance for someone like me?
ice bear Hello! Well one thing you have to do is try and don’t give up, don’t tell yourself you can’t! Shift your thoughts and start believing in your dreams. Lots of universities have scholarships, you don’t have to be rich to attend top-notch universities. Study hard, and apply for scholarships in the pursuit of your dream✨🚀😊
Sadly I'm too late. I'm a sophomore in a university that doesn't have a aerospace engineering program. So as much as this career interests and as amazing it seem to work at NASA i will probably never get the chance. But I do find it interesting on learning on what people do as an aerospace engineer
You aren’t too late! There are all kinds of disciplines in the aerospace field - mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, industrial engineers, etc etc!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork sorry I should have mentioned this in my comment, but my university provides no Engineering programs. When I joined this university I had a whole other career in mind and did not consider engineering at all. Which is why I realized that I may have doomed myself. But thank you very much for this. If possible I would try to go back to school for an aerospace engineering degree(if I can somehow find a way in which it will not damage me financially).
I’m a Latina woman and I tried applying in a university and the man that was going to fill out my application, said to consider a career change because it wasn’t for me, even though I told him I’ve been dreaming of studying aviation degree/certificate, was going for ‘airframe tech’. He didn’t even let me apply just told me “sorry it’s not for everyone” I felt so discouraged, but now I’m just motivated to change the school of my choice even though I really wanted that school :(
I'm a sophomore in high school now who is set on becoming an aerospace engineer. Do you have any suggestions on outside programs that I could take on that would provide me with more experience in the field?
There are some companies that will actually let high school students intern for weeks at a time at their company! Recommend looking into that and taking math/physics courses to prepare you for college.
I've really wanted to work for NASA since i was about 12. But then recently i found out that NASA only hires US citizens. It truly did disappoint me knowing that i couldn't one day work for the company i truly loved. How did she get to work for NASA since she said she's originally from Columbia?
From my job search experience, all positions (i.e. system, controls, software) related to space tech require us citizenship or PR status :(, not to mention projects that involves Mars mentioned in this video
Hi Alexandra, I'm in my early thirties and I'm considering going back to school for engineering. Due to my age, and having super power of ADHD (easily become extremely board but can hyper focus and perform well even under immense pressure) job security and flexibility is important. I definitely want to work on air craft and propulsion systems. At my age would you recommend Mechanical engineering for job security or just go for Aerospace engineering? Thanks in advance
I believe either would work and I wouldn’t let your age be a limiting factor stopping you from what you really want to do! There are many great aerospace companies/ jobs out there at the moment and it’ll keep increasing. If you aren’t 100% sure about aerospace then do mechanical.
Hi Don Thomas! The difference is that by having a systems engineering background you have the ability to think in a more “bigger picture” and understand how complex processes integrate with complex systems such as an airplane, drone, rockets. The aerospace engineering degree by itself is also useful, but it’s focused most on the different components of a flying object like an airplane, rocket, drone, satellite; but with an aerospace degree you can work in design, manufacturing, operations, test flight, structures/stress, even in the airline industry. For more content in the field of Aerospace you can follow my social media platform STEM for Aerospace in IG or Facebook. 🌟✈️🚀
I was selected as an aerospace engineering student in Amrita viswavidyapateem university in combaitire but unfortunately I lack financial support of family 😑😑
In my personal opinion in order to become a great candidate for any engineering company it helps to have many projects, leadership roles, and a strong GPA. (This is my personal opinion and not on behalf of Boeing)
I'm 15 this year and I'm aiming to become an aerospace engineering one day. Problem is I'm from Malaysia and I heard that I would get really low pays as an aerospace engineer here in my country. Where should I study aerospace engineering after middle school and work at?
Liandrie Senamrof Hi Liandrie! Yes, you can be an aerospace engineer if you graduated aero. My recommendations would be to expand your knowledge in rocket propulsion, space mechanics, and attitude and dynamics to relate the similar knowledge learned in aeronautics to astronautics you have the best of both worlds
I'm looking to take Aerospace Engineering but what if I'm not so good in math and haven't taken the hardest classes? I'm looking to go to Penn State. I'm interested in rockets and airplanes but more so space, does aerospace engineering involve space and other planets?
yes, aerospace engineering involves space! Keep studying for your math classes and get tutoring help. Don't give up! Aerospace Engineering is a fun career that pays well.
Can you do this interview in Spanish, I would like to show it to a lot of girls and boys in my City Schools... I can even lead the interview.. Por favor quiero ver esta entrevista en Español!!!
I would say any of these is very promising! There are probably more design roles out there but I wouldn't discourage you from pursuing the others if that is what you are passionate about.
Thank you so much!!!🤩 I'm pursuing my Aeronautical Engineering in India. I would like to know how to choose a particular field of interest(like,design/aerodynamics/structures/operations etc) in this vast ocean of aeronautics and astronautics!!!How to decide what suits me best?! Hope,my query will be answered!!😊
Hi there! My best advice is to attain an internship. You will learn about the specific role you’re in but you can also learn from other professionals at that company that work in those fields you mentioned.
I’m interested in studying engineering but I have no science background. Would I still be able to join aerospace engineering in college? If yes what class or preparation do I need ?
If you aren’t in college yet don’t worry about it because that is the point of college, to learn! If you want to get a bit of a head start, although not necessary, you can take physics and math courses. ☺️
Hi!!! I am truly passionate about being an astronaut! If I pursue aerospace engineering can you tell what to do to become an astronaut and fly to space!!! I'm very interested in it plz tell me
I’m in 6th grade and I get all A’s and I wanna be an aerospace engineer. I’m going to middle school next year. Any tips to help me get closer to my dream job?
It is amazing that you already know what you want to be when you grow up! Our advice is for you to keep up the good grades, take advanced math/ physics classes once they become available to you, and become involved in robotics/ aerospace clubs!
Hey young engineer do take interest in your favourite subject it can be maths or physics or even chemistry studybit so much that you can represent your country in the international olympiad and bring medal for your country and these medals are worth a lot in college applications (like mit, harvard and each name you could come up with) so all the best and wish me luck too see you in Massachusetts;)
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Thank you so much to the STEMinist Network for having me in this enriching and powerful conversation. Que vivan las Latinas in STEM! 🚀✈️💕 If you have question about Aerospace Engineering, let me know!
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I'm interested in aerospace engineering but I don't know much about it i wanted to know if i pursue in this am i eligible for like astronaut??
Anshu Kumari Hi Anshu! To be an astronaut you need a minimum of Bachelors and Masters degree in STEM fields (which includes various types of engineering). Being an Aerospace Engineer would qualify you to apply to be an Astronaut whenever they open applications for new classes of astronauts. One thing to note is that the eligibility requirements change every couple of years for the new astronauts classes. So I recommend that you follow NASA on social media to get latest updates on being an astronaut. They have resources, articles and interviews with past and current astronaut corps. 🚀✨ Dream big!
Thanks I’ll be in the field in 6 and a half yrs, keep liking this so I see it then!
Great, you can do it!
Ironically You and me both
Ur half years done !! All the best btw 😁👍
I’ll be there next year so exited for you and me
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My ideal career for about four years now has been Aerospace engineering! I’ve been taking all the courses that I can in high school to ensure my entry to a good college and this video has given me even more insight into what I can hopefully expect! Thank you!
Lindsay, we are so glad you felt this way after watching our video! Wish you the best of luck in achieving your goals. Stay tuned as we’ll be coming out with more STEM content for you!
Lindsay K Glad this video was helpful for you as you endeavor into a career in Aerospace Engineering! 🤩🚀✨Remember the sky is not the limit, it’s just the beginning ☺️🙌🏽
@@nathaliequintero2849 yeah me too
Thats why i love this career very very much 😍
What classes did you take because I’m choosing classes atm
@@tzet123 my school has a four year aviation program so i’m in that rn and i’m also taking our engineering course
I just got accepted into my engineering program I wanted for Aero Engineering, I’ve never been so proud of myself and I’m so happy to start my future and become something amazing.
CONGRATS! That’s amazing! Glad you’ll be able to pursue such an awesome career!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Thank you!!! I start on the 16 of April and I cannot wait to see what comes of it
sameee!.... what college?
@@abhinavprabhakar7847 I’m going to Morehead!!
@@abhinavprabhakar7847 what bout you???
As a retired Aerospace engineer, all I can say is: "You go Girls!" I worked for one of the medium sized aircraft companies my entire career. It was a blast and I got up close and personal to most of the aircraft we designed. A lot of the job is what you make it. Good luck to you all!
Barbara, thanks so much for your comment! Love knowing there are women out there who love their STEM careers 😊 congrats on retirement!!
How much salary?
@@petsnaturetv1690 average is 130k per year
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@@nathaliequintero2849 Hey Nathalie! Actually I am having some doubts regarding masters in aeronautical engineering. Can I ask you here or do you have IG acc so i can ask u there?
@@nathaliequintero2849 hola! me interesa mucho ser un ingeniero aeroespacial o electrico y trabajar en la nasa o en spacex, pero soy de Chile y he estado viendo que existe la ITAR y es necesario ser ciudadano estadounidense para trabajar alli
This has definitely answered a lot of small details that has been at the back of my mind in aerospace. This has for sure reasured me a little bit more on how I feel about the field. Thank you!
I’m a 23 year old combat veteran, with a dark past of addictions of many kinds, I currently have a wife and 3 beautiful children that have witnessed me change into a dedicated man looking forward for what the future holds.
I did some inner child work and remembered conversations I would have all the time with my parents of other worlds, and “what if others out there were like me and you talking about whether we existed”, and how much I would love watching any news related to space and NASA, I remembered waking up to the news that Elon successfully landed a rocket. I just remembered how excited I was every time I watched those things, yet I never realized, not until enduring hell, and got older that I wanted to do something like that.
Now I am self learning and re teaching myself mathematics, physics, and chemistry. I have retained a lot of knowledge doing this, and soon I will be going to UTEP to become an aerospace engineer, as soon as I’m proficient in all of these subjects.
I would love to see the earths horizon up there.
Ayyyy!!! Good luck man 💯🤎📈
How's it going bro?
I needed to hear this I loved the video I am freshman majoring in engineering in community college and plan on transferring in the next 2-3 years to a university that has aerospace engineering I'm looking forward to being in this field in this decade everything should come to plan.
Glad you found this video helpful! Best of luck with your career! 😊
Me2!
Yes thumbs up to our dads. My pop worked at JPL in Calif. as an aeronautical engineer. ✈️
Oh wow!!! How amazing!!!
The field that inspires me a lot , pharmaceutical science is also really interesting and great .
LATINA GANG!!!!!!! 💕 Im from Venezuela too, soon to graduate as an Aerospace engineer!!
Love this!!!! Best of luck our Latina sister 🌟
I want to study aerospace engineering in IIT. But many of my acquainted told me that it's very tough, doesn't have high scope and not so good pay package. And i became confused and skeptical. But after watching this video i will pursue it with full confidence. Thanks for such valuable insights 🤗
Edit:I'm studying aerospace engineering in IITM. Will graduate in 24'
Robin, I’m so glad you are going to pursue your dreams! Aerospace engineering is an AMAZING career! Best of luck.
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Thanks
@@geetansh6645 hiii bro,I am thinking to apply for aerospace engineering,but I am weak in maths,so can I apply,please help me out
How's it going?
Advice on how to get into IIT
Dream to be achieved!!! Will do it in 5 more years❤️...loved the video inspired a lot😊
Yes, you can do it! Glad the video was helpful!
Thank you so much for this video.this is very useful and influenced me a lot.now I am in higher secondary,I am sure that I will become a aerospace Engineer some day.
I am sure you will become one too! Best of luck! 🙂
i’m so glad i started applied physics my freshman year:) now i’m onto AP physics & precalc my junior year; i think i’m on track to apply to purdue😭😭
Wow, it sounds like you are definitely getting ahead!
Congratulations, I’m sure you are going to reach your goals ☺️
Leaving this here, as a reminder to see how far I've come when I graduate in 2026 as an AE
Love this! Such a great idea!
This video was outstanding. I enjoyed and learned much from this presentation.
Orgullosa de jóvenes con talento haciendo y dejando en alto a mi País. Gracias. Tu tía Dulce me recomendó tu video, excelente. De nuevo gracias
clarabeatriz49 Gracias a ti Beatriz por el apoyo! Que bueno que te hayas disfrutado el vídeo. Arriba Venezuela 🇻🇪✨🙏🏽
This video got me really excited since Aerospace Engineering is something I’ve been thinking about studying for a long time. What other courses than phsyics, math and chemistry do you think are important to take before applying to college? Also, I’m a european wanting to study in the States. Was it hard for you to apply for scholarships, grants and/or loans ?
I’m glad we could do that for you! I think focusing on doing well on the classes you mentioned is a great way to get prepared for college. Also being part of clubs and organizations like robotics would be great! There are grants and scholarships for out of state students, just requires a little bit more research.
I got so hyped when she said she was Latina. I’m Latina too and really want to study aerospace engineering
We love to meet other latinas/ minorities interested in STEM!!! 🙌🏽 you got this! Hope you achieved all your career goals!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork thank you! You have no idea how happy I was when I found out people like me being represented in something I have great interest in.
Natalie, Greta segment. I am a Aerospace graduate student at Embry Riddle and have loved the experience
I just got out of high school. Finished my exams. Watching the video. I am deeply in love into aerospace, science etc. I'm studying 12-13 hours a day (last month and two weeks ago) and aeronautics/astronautics are two subjects I'm studying all by myself (#20hoursofmathperweek)
But I'm enrolling into humanities (literature, history, philosophy etc like 🙄🙄) and I really want to get into an aerospace undergraduate or school or smth. But here in France, we only have engineer's schools and you gotta take exams (preparatory classes or university) etc. (Also studying that)
And I fucking love everything I'm studying. Hoping I can be an aerospace engineer. #polymathy thank you for this (and reading this if you do!!) 111 💖💖💖💖💖💯
Nathalie, your story is amazing 😻
It really is! She’s an inspiration 🥲
Im 14 and ive been thinking about being an aerospace engineer for over 7 months. This is my dream job
It’s great that you know early on what you want to be! That allows you to prepare yourself from a young age by taking the right classes. Best of luck!
Thank you for such a detailed video answering basic questions everyone has on their minds but no one seems to give such a beautiful insight.
i am aspiring to be an aerospace engineer.🙂
you can do it!
Thank you
Aerospace engineer can be very tiring but it can also be very fun. This degree will be hard and take a long time to master but once you got it you will be able to work with many type of project. This range from help build some of the airplane structure to helping in building rockets that will take people to space, or satellite to space or other planet. This job can have it's hard part and it can also have it's fun part.
I really enjoyed the video. Thank you Natalie and Steminist network.
Maanasa Sachidanand glad you enjoyed it Maanasa!
- Nathalie
@@nathaliequintero2849 I have some questions regarding aerospace engineering. I have sent you a request on LinkedIn network.
Thank you for uploading this video! 😍
Thank you for watching!
Hercunia Glad you enjoyed it!!
I am an Aerospace Engineer ..lots of love from India.
Hii ma'am
How is opportunities for aerospace engineering in India??
Ahh thanks!! Aerospace engineers rock!
Could you please make a video on opportunities present in different types of engineering
Yes we will be coming out with more content like this! Make sure to subscribe to be notified 🙂
This video Compel me to admire you
This is amazing
Actually since from child
I am very passionate about aerospace engineering
I couldn't get admission in that but now I am mechanical engineer and now I have a plan to do masters in aerospace
But I am seriously too much confuse about the world trends now
Would you have some 5 to 10 min In your precious time of your precious life to council me or give some piece of advice
Thanks
Bravo!!!! Un ejemplo de constancia y perseverancia, aplausos de pie para ti !!!!!!Felicitaciones
Carmen Rivas Muchas Gracias Carmen por el apoyo! ✨🚀🙏🏽
Jesus loves you!!
Thank you so much Natalie! This is super inspiring!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cooper The Doggo Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it :)
- Nathalie
thank you very much Nathalie. u r truly inspiring
She really is ✨✨✨
You both are so inspiring!💜
Thank you so much 🥹
Wish me luck. Good video. Thank you for showing me the looks behind the job.
You can do it!
Wow amazing, this is very helpful for me thank you for making this useful video❤
I only get C's in my math and physics class am I going to be a good engineer?
Try your best in your next classes in the curriculum and you’ll be just fine!
Wow she is such an inspiration!
I couldn’t agree more!!
Not me as a senior who studied business her whole years of high school and now is trying to get into aerospace engineering 🥲
You can definitely become an aerospace engineer! Your first year in college is pretty general so it’s not too late 😊 some people don’t pick a major till they’re halfway through college, so you’re still on time!
can an Aerospace Engineer have their own office or perhaps work in a more decent place other than in engine/machine cottages??
Yes, they can.
Why would you?😂
I am from India, i am in 10th class.... Currently I am trying to explore different engineering career... I really liked aerospace engineering. THANKS TO YOU FOR HELPING ME KNOW ALL ABOUT IT.
Any tips you wanna give me?
Happy to help you! Aerospace engineering is an amazing career! Keep doing great in your classes and working hard towards your goals.
I'm a sophmore in highschool and I want to know how I should prep myself for this line of work, any tips?
Take physics courses and advanced mathematics courses while in high school! That’ll help once it’s time for those aerospace engineering college classes.
Hi Ian! I would recommend taking math courses and physics as Alexsandra recommended, but in addition take programming class as some languages such a MATLAB are needed for attitude and dynamics or controls class which is part of an aerospace engineering degree! You can also follow on my social media platform of @stemforaerospace on IG and FB for more content related to the aerospace field!
Just hope that your physics teacher is actually a teacher
@@chrismarston4266 haha exactly. I’m a junior is HS and my teacher is still being taught himself sooo😬
@@sgtplhcb671 my physics teacher was a chemist before he began teaching, and it wasn’t even the math or actual science part, he simply wrote lab reports about what he observed and what other people did. He never went back to school to become a teacher but still somehow got the job.
Mi admiracion y respeto, eres un orgullo de Venezuela. Gracias
Muchas Gracias Yamira por el apoyo! 🙏🏽🇻🇪✨
How did you overcome the ITAR restriction as an international engineer? As I also from outside of the US, I was positively surprised that you could be such vital part of the Artemis mission.
Hello!! I'm a junior in Highschool, and I'd like to be an aerospace engineer, I've always been a strong student in math, but I'm not so confident in my physics. I'm a bit worried I wouldn't succeed in this career because of it, what do you recommend I do? I want to be successful but physics doesn't come easy to me, but im willing to put in the work. Also, Embry riddle is in my top schools!!! GO VZLA!!! I hope u can answer my question, I'd love to hear some advice from someone older in aerospace!
Being great at math is great and a huge benefit if you want to become an engineer! It is okay to not be amazing at every subject, as long as you’re willing to put in the work, which it sounds like you are! I think you should definitely go for it and as long as you are dedicated/ passionate about such an amazing career then you will do just fine! YOU CAN DO IT 🙂
Amazing video! Do aerospace engineers spend a lot of time at their desks?
It depends what type of team they are on. If they are in an analysis team they might be doing a lot of analysis work using computer programs and likely spend a lot of time at their desks. If they are in an integration/ systems engineering type role they could be interacting with others a lot and spend little time at their desks.
Great video, this was amazing to watch!
Thanks so much!
I too wanna become an aerospace engineer!!!
It is an *amazing* and rewarding career! You can do it! 😊
This video has more likes than the channel subscribers
Very true!
she said embry-riddle and i was like 👁👄👁 thats where i’m attending in the fall for my aerospace engineering degree
Congratulations!! That’s a great school 🙌🏾
Hooola Nathy excelente vale té felicito una vez más un abrazo un besote cuídate mucho 👍
Jose Gavidia Gracias José! Un abrazo muy fuerte a la distancia! ☺️🚀✨
Aside from the vigorous science and math his looks like a blast
It really is! 😊
Awesome video ! Very inspiring 💗👏💫
So glad it’s helpful ☺️
I want to become an aerospace engineer, hope I do so 🤗
You WILL become an Aerospace Engineer! If you can dream it you can achieve it!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork thank you so much, it means a lot
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I'm an aerospace engineering student and I wanna persue mtech in aerospace propulsion
Good morning after finishing Bsc physics what I want to study for areo space engineer pls tell me
You can do Ms in aerospace in any research university.
@@chrisbourne8852 gud afternoon can u give ur inta id for discuss about areo space engineer
Chris is right! Research which universities are best for you and get involved in aerospace related projects to build your resume!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork kkk Tqs
धन्यवाद mam i first year student
And my Branch aeronautical engineering ( from India) jay hind
That is great, good luck with your studies.
Hi, I am a 3rd year Mechanical Engineering student, what would you girls say is the key to landing an aerospace internship? What would you guys do on a regular day? I am honestly terrified of actually landing an internship, and just being useless or unknowledgeable enough to be of any help.
I am also looking to pursue a Masters in Aerospace...and hopefully fulfill my dream of working on fighter jets. Do you have any tips for an average student like me to achieve a position like that?
Sounds like landing an internship with a defense company is what is best for you! This will open up opportunities to work on fighter jets as a career after you graduate! Don’t worry about not being “knowledgeable” enough for an internship, as long as you understand the concepts taught in school you will be able to learn what they teach you on the job. Employers don’t expect you to know how to build/ design fighter jets when you start working for them, they know they will have to teach you, as you are a student. Check out our resume and interview tip videos to land that internship!
Great job great achievement
Thank you! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I want to be like her in the future🕺🏻
You can do it!
Hiiii
I'm a aspiring aerospace engineer and I'm having doubts because I might not get a job because aerospace engineers might not be in deman especially from someone in my country, also we aren't super rich so I might no be able to study in a famous university. I'm a filipino btw.
Is there a chance for someone like me?
ice bear Hello! Well one thing you have to do is try and don’t give up, don’t tell yourself you can’t! Shift your thoughts and start believing in your dreams. Lots of universities have scholarships, you don’t have to be rich to attend top-notch universities. Study hard, and apply for scholarships in the pursuit of your dream✨🚀😊
You can do it! Nathalie’s advice is great and we believe in you! 🙂
What's the first thing I should do to get started in this career? Also how did you go to school did you pay for it or did it get paid for??
Take classes like physics and calculus. Also, everyone's situation is different some go to college on grants, scholarships, loans, etc.
The funny part is this I go in to happen after year school which is more than 10 years into the future
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Sadly I'm too late. I'm a sophomore in a university that doesn't have a aerospace engineering program. So as much as this career interests and as amazing it seem to work at NASA i will probably never get the chance. But I do find it interesting on learning on what people do as an aerospace engineer
You aren’t too late! There are all kinds of disciplines in the aerospace field - mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, industrial engineers, etc etc!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork sorry I should have mentioned this in my comment, but my university provides no Engineering programs. When I joined this university I had a whole other career in mind and did not consider engineering at all. Which is why I realized that I may have doomed myself. But thank you very much for this. If possible I would try to go back to school for an aerospace engineering degree(if I can somehow find a way in which it will not damage me financially).
@@deathstroke8639 try to transfer to another school
I’m a Latina woman and I tried applying in a university and the man that was going to fill out my application, said to consider a career change because it wasn’t for me, even though I told him I’ve been dreaming of studying aviation degree/certificate, was going for ‘airframe tech’. He didn’t even let me apply just told me “sorry it’s not for everyone” I felt so discouraged, but now I’m just motivated to change the school of my choice even though I really wanted that school :(
Don't let anyone discourage you from your goals.
love this inspiring video! 💕
I'm a sophomore in high school now who is set on becoming an aerospace engineer. Do you have any suggestions on outside programs that I could take on that would provide me with more experience in the field?
There are some companies that will actually let high school students intern for weeks at a time at their company! Recommend looking into that and taking math/physics courses to prepare you for college.
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Sounds good, thanks!
@@revaamritkar7281hi, any updates?
I've really wanted to work for NASA since i was about 12. But then recently i found out that NASA only hires US citizens. It truly did disappoint me knowing that i couldn't one day work for the company i truly loved. How did she get to work for NASA since she said she's originally from Columbia?
You may want to look into various NASA contractors that may have different requirements than those NASA has. Best of luck!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork oh thanks.
From my job search experience, all positions (i.e. system, controls, software) related to space tech require us citizenship or PR status :(, not to mention projects that involves Mars mentioned in this video
Hi Alexandra, I'm in my early thirties and I'm considering going back to school for engineering. Due to my age, and having super power of ADHD (easily become extremely board but can hyper focus and perform well even under immense pressure) job security and flexibility is important. I definitely want to work on air craft and propulsion systems. At my age would you recommend Mechanical engineering for job security or just go for Aerospace engineering? Thanks in advance
I believe either would work and I wouldn’t let your age be a limiting factor stopping you from what you really want to do! There are many great aerospace companies/ jobs out there at the moment and it’ll keep increasing. If you aren’t 100% sure about aerospace then do mechanical.
She mentioned that she's from Venezuela so how she got job at NASA. Citizens of other countries are not allowed jobs at NASA or are they now?
Lol, most of the people sitting their and watching their future career and here I am trying to figure out what's my brother's job gonna be....
Sounds like you’re helping him! Very nice of you!
What is the difference between aerospace system engineering and aerospace engineering?
Hi Don Thomas! The difference is that by having a systems engineering background you have the ability to think in a more “bigger picture” and understand how complex processes integrate with complex systems such as an airplane, drone, rockets.
The aerospace engineering degree by itself is also useful, but it’s focused most on the different components of a flying object like an airplane, rocket, drone, satellite; but with an aerospace degree you can work in design, manufacturing, operations, test flight, structures/stress, even in the airline industry. For more content in the field of Aerospace you can follow my social media platform STEM for Aerospace in IG or Facebook. 🌟✈️🚀
She is so cute specially when smiles
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Yo... low key that shirt is dope! I like the purple! I know it's beside the point.
hahaha thank you!!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork 😲😵😲😵 I didn't expect you to respond its do nice!
Just got Rick Rolled by an add before the video started, that's how you know it's going to be a good video 😂
I was selected as an aerospace engineering student in Amrita viswavidyapateem university in combaitire but unfortunately I lack financial support of family 😑😑
Can we see such more interesting talks in future😊
Yes! 😊 we will work on this!
In the future I’m gonna become a Aerospace Engineer
Yes, you will 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I will come back in 4 years and tell u if I entered Aerospace engineering or not. Pray for me ✨💛
Work hard and you’ll get in!!! ☺️🙌🏽
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Thanks. Of coarse I will.🦋
I Diploma in Computer engineering, what do I have to do to become an aerospace engineer?
You can get your Masters degree in Aerospace engineering. You will probably have to take a few courses before enrolling 😊
Thanks!! Love this💕💕❤
Happy you liked it 😍
amazing thankyou so much
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Is it better to go to a university or a college if you want to be an aerospace engineer?
For the first two years either works! Then you could re-evaluate for the last two years to see which would be best for you at that point.
I am pursuing Aeronautical engineering now(completed 6th sem).. can you help me what skills should I have to work in Boeing?
In my personal opinion in order to become a great candidate for any engineering company it helps to have many projects, leadership roles, and a strong GPA. (This is my personal opinion and not on behalf of Boeing)
Does maths is hard in aeronautical engineering please tell me
@@uthramk11b8 nothing is impossible if you study it with your heart
I'm 15 this year and I'm aiming to become an aerospace engineering one day. Problem is I'm from Malaysia and I heard that I would get really low pays as an aerospace engineer here in my country. Where should I study aerospace engineering after middle school and work at?
The United States is a great place to study aerospace engineering! 😁
Though just know you can’t work on rockets for nasa nor space x if your not a US citizen.
i’m a sophomore in highschool and this is what i wanna do. it’s cool to see women of color in this position!
Anything is possible if you set your mind to it, you can do it!! We need MORE women of color in these fields 🙂
I'm a aerospace engg student
Awesome! 👏🏻
Please can you give me some informations
How do u Get in
Can you still be an aerospace engineer if you’re not that good at math? Thank you
Of course you can be! Check out our “do I have to be good at math to be an engineer” video on our channel! 🙌🏽
I have one question please. I'm a mechanical engineering sophomore. Is it possible to do a master in Aerospace engineering??
Yes, it is!!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork Thank u so much for responding!
Happy to help ☺️
I studied Electronics and Communication engineering. Is it possible for me to choose Aerospace engineering for Masters?
Yes! You will likely have to complete a few pre-requisites before starting the program but it can be done!
Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Can you be an aerospace engineer even if you graduate at aeronautical engineering
Liandrie Senamrof Hi Liandrie! Yes, you can be an aerospace engineer if you graduated aero. My recommendations would be to expand your knowledge in rocket propulsion, space mechanics, and attitude and dynamics to relate the similar knowledge learned in aeronautics to astronautics you have the best of both worlds
Oh really thank you!!!,Im an incoming senior high and starting to prepare for my future..THANKS FOR THE ADVICE!!
I'm looking to take Aerospace Engineering but what if I'm not so good in math and haven't taken the hardest classes? I'm looking to go to Penn State. I'm interested in rockets and airplanes but more so space, does aerospace engineering involve space and other planets?
yes, aerospace engineering involves space! Keep studying for your math classes and get tutoring help. Don't give up! Aerospace Engineering is a fun career that pays well.
Can you do this interview in Spanish, I would like to show it to a lot of girls and boys in my City Schools... I can even lead the interview.. Por favor quiero ver esta entrevista en Español!!!
We will definitely consider this! Thank you!
Which specialisation has more scope in aerospace field? Is it design or aerodynamics or propulsion
I would say any of these is very promising! There are probably more design roles out there but I wouldn't discourage you from pursuing the others if that is what you are passionate about.
Thank you so much!!!🤩
I'm pursuing my Aeronautical Engineering in India. I would like to know how to choose a particular field of interest(like,design/aerodynamics/structures/operations etc) in this vast ocean of aeronautics and astronautics!!!How to decide what suits me best?!
Hope,my query will be answered!!😊
Hi there! My best advice is to attain an internship. You will learn about the specific role you’re in but you can also learn from other professionals at that company that work in those fields you mentioned.
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork hey, thank you so much for the advice!!🤩 I will see for few internships.Hope to find my purpose in life soon!!😉 Thankyou!!
Of course happy to help!
Can u plzz tell me where ur studying...i am fascinated abt aeronautical engineering
I’m interested in studying engineering but I have no science background. Would I still be able to join aerospace engineering in college? If yes what class or preparation do I need ?
If you aren’t in college yet don’t worry about it because that is the point of college, to learn! If you want to get a bit of a head start, although not necessary, you can take physics and math courses. ☺️
Hi!!!
I am truly passionate about being an astronaut! If I pursue aerospace engineering can you tell what to do to become an astronaut and fly to space!!!
I'm very interested in it plz tell me
There are multiple paths that can lead you to become an astronaut! Pursue what you are passionate about!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork thank you so much! One day I will become an astronaut
I’m in 6th grade and I get all A’s and I wanna be an aerospace engineer. I’m going to middle school next year. Any tips to help me get closer to my dream job?
It is amazing that you already know what you want to be when you grow up! Our advice is for you to keep up the good grades, take advanced math/ physics classes once they become available to you, and become involved in robotics/ aerospace clubs!
Hey young engineer do take interest in your favourite subject it can be maths or physics or even chemistry studybit so much that you can represent your country in the international olympiad and bring medal for your country and these medals are worth a lot in college applications (like mit, harvard and each name you could come up with) so all the best and wish me luck too see you in Massachusetts;)
What's advanced maths?