Engeriner and degree?

Question

How long will it take to become an engeriner?

What are some different types of engeriner that are out there?

I'm horrible in mathematics and scientific knowledge, however I love people who are smart and I strive to be half as smart as them

Answer 1

if your bad at math, i don't know how far you will make it. it takes 4 to 6 years to become an engineer.

types of engineering:

mechanical, electrical, industrial, civil, and chemical are just to name a few.

Answer 2

It takes 4-5 years to earn an engineering degree.  Then, after you work for 4 years in an engineering industry, you can qualify to take the Professional Engineering Exam.  If you pass it you will earn your stamp and the right to legally call yourself an engineer.

Different types are mechanical, electrical, civil, structural, chemical, biomedical, industrial, biomedical, etc.

If you are horrible at math, why would you want to be an engineer?!  The whole major is based on math and physics.  Stick to what you are good at.  Little hint, though:  Art and business degrees are useless.  Doesn't look like you are good at spelling, either.  It's ENGINEER.  Not engeriner.

Answer 3

It takes no time or forever to become an engeriner. ^__^

But it probably take 4-5 years to have an ENGINEERING degree, so you can become an engineer. I would say this is for any kind of engineer in the undergraduate level.

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Answer 4

I work as an aviation engineer, basically I design aircraft's for a living.  I love my job, but to be honest if I wasn't good at math or science I couldn't do it. If my heart wasn't into math or science I never would have tried in college. It usually takes 4-5 years to get an undergraduate degree in engineering. Either way I wish you good luck.

types of engineering:

Mechanical, structural, aerospace, electrical, petroleum, mining, chemical, materials, civil and engineering physics