u/Proper_Strategy_1603

So I've got an interview for a summer internship but right now I'm enrolled in courses for the summer semester b/c up until last week I didn't have any interview offers for the summer. Problem is my semester deadline to drop courses + get 100% refund is next Monday and the interview is tommorow. My interview is with the manager and I was thinking of asking them if its possible to get an update on the hiring decision by this friday bc of my tution refund situation.

Is that okay to ask or am I rushing them? I would've asked during my 1st round interview last week but I completly forgot. They had said they are planning on being quick with the hiring process so I'm thinking its fine but thought I'd ask here to be sure.

TIA!

^title. I'm curious as to what kind of jobs engineers with a PhD can get working in the space industry (specifically NASA).

I've heard there are cubbies but is that the only option?

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pls + thank you!

Hi all, I’m a uni student looking to get a gym membership at a gym that has a women only section. I know a few places already but I‘m curious to hear how everyone’s (especially if ur a women) experience has been at some of the gyms. I would most likely be going around 5-6 am.

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I'm just curious

Hi all, I'm looking to apply to a internship at P&W in the future but was curious if they provide relocation (the Mississauga location specifically). I already emailed them a while ago but no response so thought I'd ask here.

Hi all, I'm a Canadian uni student looking to hopefully work in aerospace in the US. I'm wanting to apply for an internships in the states but most (if not all) aero companies require you to be a US citizen. I am doing some research and trying to see if there are any companies that will take a canadian intern but I was wondering if there are any companies you guys know of?

Hi everyone, I'm a uni student from BC looking to apply for some jobs in waterloo and wanted to ask how public transit is. If I were to move I wouldn't have a car so I would rely on public transit for everything. Rent in Vancouver is insane and I'm wondering if its like that in Waterloo too or if its cheaper since its not a big city/

TIA!

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I'm an engineering student with a passion for sustainability/climate change + aerospace and I'm wondering if there's any interesting careers out there that combines them both that I may have not heard of before.

TIA!