Electronic engineering: never too late to learn

[@boricua2152]

i applaud this gentlemen because i am in my thirties and i also decided to go,back to school for an engineering degree and to everybody thinking of going back to school is never to late just dedicate your self and you will be succesful.

[@HugoOchoa1]

Hell Yes, Im 27 and planning on finishing High School (again because they dont accept GED in Mexico) and then on to Engineering in Geology. Mining business pays extremely well, especially in utilities!

[@Trooper81277]

I'm 38 years old and I have 4 years left until I can retire from my current job. I have always wanted to pursue a job and electronics engineering. I've felt recently like I'm just told old and my time has come and gone, but after seeing this video, I am motivated and encouraged. Than you

[@sc-ek6qz]

Trooper81277 thank you... you encourage me to try to go back to college.

[@majordan9747]

how about you now ?

[@Electrodiction]

There is no age to learn. Anyone can get inspiration from this video.

[@vjpillay]

From double entry book keeping to embedded systems- excellent

[@GETURHANDSUP916]

Pursue a degree in something your interested in and don't let yourself fail without knowing you gave it everything you got.

[@cloudstrife3049]

Knowledge is power.

[@malagrow123]

gave me so much inspiration. Thank you so much for this video.

[@joelhall649]

I want to become an electronic/electrical engineer. I am working towards my dream. After I am certified I would like to work for Microsoft or Intel

[@anikmukherjee2003]

Me too bro

[@bayroncastillo8846]

i am 24 years when i was 20 i registered in college i had studied as hard as i couldm, however , i had to quit because the tuition was high , and the teachers were bad ... too however i could learn english , in 2 years it is not perfect english but i am workign so hard in that , i am going to continue my career at 25 in Ecuador , i almost quit but i saw this video i said come on lets go you can do ti , any man who read this you can do it, turn off you negative voice in your head you can do it

[@tparis1990]

if i attain a degree in electronic engineering by the age of 32 could i have any chance to get a job in a company or should I be viewed from potential employers as too old for this(and in order to get the degree you will have no working experience)?

[@TheQuintessentialBM]

@boricua2152 29 years old and going to OU next year for petroleum engineering...

[@diegopiscoya4318]

How it was man?

[@thongola]

How about programming?

[@337camo]

I'm 20 and currently enrolled at a community college in my city but I just don't know what to do. I have no real strong points academically but i like computer and technology related stuff but not the engineering/hands on/building/heavy machinery stuff. anyone got any good advice they could send my way? anything will help...i just feel like in completely stuck. Thanks!

[@rashidgaylon1236]

Black Hole try programming.

[@maximusprime1318]

It depends on your income situation. If you come from a poor family and are poor then go for anything that will make you $$. After that try to start your own business or go back to school to take up what your really passionate about. If your middle class and have parents to support you I would say pick something fun. As long as you don’t collect debt. Pick something fun. If that fails you can always start over.

[@Neuxmetal]

I hope you ended up finding your way! Would love to hear an update.

[@stephenmensah7344]

You got to sit down and decide what's best for you ..

[@jarochito73]

embedded systems architecture perhaps?

[@bronxstar183r4]

Do you have to be good at math?

[@maroon1133]

+bronxstar183 R. The school should post the Math requirement for the program itself, and the individual courses. (In their Academic Calendar/ Course Descriptions). My school had a requirement of College Algebra for the Electronics Technicians (2-year program). This was an Algebra course, right before Pre-Calculus. (You couldn't get lower than a C). Pre-Calculus was Trigonometry and more Algebra. So basically if you were to start fresh in a cc, it could go: Pre-Algebra--->Algebra 1---->Algebra 2---->College Algebra. This electronic field is a great mindset to develop: problem-solving, logic, defeating a challenge. Troubleshooting complicated machines, awesome.

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[@bayroncastillo9409]

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