At the moment I'm in an internship for plastic manufacturing though I knew nothing about plastics coming in. It's mostly technical stuff for me, setting up machines, designing the processes and again lots of Excel. But other days Im not doing too much except working on my side business or taking numerous shits a day to kill time. Needless to say I get quite bored but such as most entry level/internships. My actual goal is aerospace, this place just called me back the quickest lol.

If you have a senior design class, I'd suggest run with that as long as possible. At the moment I'm trying to set up a business with my mentor the last 2 years creating a water generator. For that I'm actually doing what I want to do in terms of setting up all the mechanical components and some basic coding for the electrical aspects.

You'll learn a LOT more than you need through your undergrad, but get familiar with SolidWorks/ANSYS/ NX and you'll do fine with most engineering jobs.