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"Engineering has opened up many doors as most people hold the profession in high regard; they understand the rigor of the academics and respect the engineering problem-solving process."
5/6/19

Brentyn Mendel

"The biggest thing you gain from this course is a specific way of thinking and approaching problems, and this will pop up time and time again in later courses (and also your career). Combining this way of thinking with a good work ethic is how you succeed in engineering. There are no shortcuts."
5/6/19

Brittany Packard

"My engineering background has taught me how to approach complex problems with little guidance. It also has taught me never to give up on a problem or issue that I am working on. Engineering as a whole makes think differently about the world around me."
5/6/19

Bryan Chansamut

"I walked out of UB engineering prepared to take on the world and with the tools to do so. To this day, I live by what I affectionately refer to as "Bill-isms." Like my favorite, "the quality of the work you put in today, is the quality of product you'll get out later."
5/6/19

Courtney Kodweis

"All the long nights, all the nights not hanging out with my friends in other majors, all the confusion going through Statics and all the classes afterward. Yes, it all was worth it. I built an engineering mindset that helps me with any problem I face. I always remember what Professor Wild said, "they would not hire us if the answer was clear."
5/7/19

Damian Andreani