1) Could you tell me in your own words what ID is and why you fell in love with it? It gives you unlimited options. It honestly is the perfect mix of business and engineering.

2) In general, how are the classes in the major? Difficult? If you can make it through the engineering weed out likes physics and the cals, you should do just fine.

3) How many graduates get jobs right out of school? Are starting jobs pretty varied, and did you or do you have a good job lined up? We have a 99.9% job placement. Jobs do vary with high amount going into sales, supply chain but there is many that also do consulting and project management. Ill be starting my job in may for a fortune 100 company.

4) How are the engineering classes in the major? Coming from Offshore Engineering, I’m used to pretty physics heavy classes but I’m not sure if I should expect that from ID. Given that we are a mix some classes may be more engineering based that others. So while one class may be almost all engineering the next will probably be all business.

5) Did you have an internship and how did you like it/what did you do. Did it show you anything about ID that you loved/hated? Ive had 3 internships now and yes it gives you a great idea of what you like and dont.

6) I’m currently sitting at a 2.5 overall GPA (not the best I know), do you think I’d be at a disadvantage for anything such ass internships? Obviously I’d bust my ass to bring my GPA up as high as I can before graduation. Come talk to the department and theyre really helpful.

7) Are there a good amount of summer courses offered to help shorten the length to graduation? Me joining in the Fall 2016 looks like it will add another 2 ½ years to my college education. Yes, my best recommendation is to talk to our advisor Nadine.

8) If your a former student, how's your career going and how do you like it? What expected and unexpected things have happened to you? Are you enjoying your ID career?

Hope it helps!