u/DaddyShmee

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New Canadian Mech Eng grad advice

I will be graduating with my bachelor’s in mechanical engineering in two years.

I am doing a 16 month internship in project management engineering for a city and a completed 4 month internship experience with quality control testing in the oil & gas industry.

I have also passed my Mech FE Exam.

With my 20 months of internship experience and FE exam completion, do I have a good chance of landing a mech eng role right out of graduation in the USA?

If not, is there anything I can do to improve my chances right now?

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u/DaddyShmee — 11 days ago

Passed FE Mech w/o graduating

Just finished my 3rd year of uni this last may and just passed the FE mech.

I only studied on the weekends for 2 months using Prep FE and the practice exam from NCEES.

Imo I think I may have overstudied as I found the FE Exam pretty easy ( maybe I got an easy version), but let me know if you have any questions.

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u/DaddyShmee — 3 months ago