I will be transferring this fall as a junior and am on the hunt for an apartment and was wondering what you would all recommend. I wanna stay under 1300, not opposed to roommates, will be bringing my car, and will be studying engineering, so I believe this means I will be spending most of my time at North Campus.
I am transferring from a small community college to the University of Michigan as a junior mechanical engineer. I'm hoping to get into my first internship next summer, but due to my time at this small school, I haven't participated in any big projects/research yet. Im not totally sure what I want to specialize in, deciding between GNC, robotics / AI controls, or more tech-heavy. What are some possible project ideas I can do this summer to have at least something on my resume? I will definitely participate once I transfer, but I want to start narrowing down my focus now.
Hello all, I am currently a rising junior transferring to the University of Michigan as a mechanical engineer who plans to get involved immediately in research, hopefully propulsion-based. I am an entrepreneurial-minded person, currently running an amz business to fund my life. I chose engineering as I want to work on cutting edge technology while also having the option to take riskier paths, such as working at startups. I was wondering what my realistic options will be post grad, and what compensation will look like. I am considering a PhD after graduation, but also dont want to delay building wealth. My number 1 goal is truly to be wealthy as I never came from much, and I know engineering isnt the quickest route but it is what I enjoy and I know it is possible. Specifically, what directions can I take as an ME major interested in aerospace in order to receive the highest compensation?