What made you choose your discipline? Opportunities to work around the world, ability to also enter the business side of the industry later on in my career, and a strong job market. Also working in the outdoors is a plus. What do you think about your discipline now? I think more »
What made you choose your discipline? I like Mech things, always had a dream to design roller coasters and Mech is the main thing that would allow that. What do you think about your discipline now? 2nd year, first semester is rather unfocused on the mechanical side of things, so more »
What made you choose your discipline? I’ve always had a fascination with the small structures of matter and how it affects a substance macroscopically, and I was told that the program is fairly broad which also worked for me since I had a hard time choosing out of TrackOne. What more »
What made you choose your discipline? After attending the discipline info sessions I decided on INDY because it was the only program that combined my interest in both engineering and business. The reason I wanted to do engineering is not to be a technical person but rather a problem solver, more »
What made you choose your discipline? ECE was very enticing to me because the discipline lends itself to “creating things” quickly and at little cost – be it through coding software, or putting together circuits on a breadboard. I really enjoyed the feeling of accomplishment that I had when finishing more »
What made you choose your discipline? I knew I loved Transportation, but I also had a long-time desire to try Architecture. Civ seemed appropriate (in fact, when I was applying to other Universities, I applied to their Civil Engineering Programs). I also loved the fact that fourth-year is completely open; more »
What made you choose your discipline? I always had an intrinsic interest in chemistry and its applications. I thought that being able to meld this with business and design aspects would be really appealing. It’s also a very broad discipline; outside of traditional applications of chemical processing, chemical engineering can more »
