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College: What’s the POINT?
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Operation Inform 07 Life-Long Earnings Differentiated by Degree
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Operation Inform 07 2005 Average Earnings by Level of Education
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Institute for Higher Education Operation Inform 07 Increased Income Higher Level of Savings Increase Personal/Professional Mobility Increased Quality of Life Better Decisions making More Hobbies and Leisure Activities Benefits of Higher Education
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Operation Inform 07 Engineers (Chemical, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical,Civil)----$48-$60,000 per year Computer Science majors------------$53,000 Economics majors----------------------$48,500 Management Information Systems-$47,000 Accounting--------------------------------$46,000 Business Admin.,Management------$43,000 Sample Starting Salaries (2005):
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So how do I get from here to there? Take regular college prep classes in: –Math (pre-calc or calculus) –Physics –Chemistry –And do your research on colleges of interest to you! Consider cost, majors offered, size and how you are treated when you visit---the “feel” of the college! What’s available locally? BCC’s AS in engineering science and AS computer science/math majors=junior level transfer to BU’s Watson School
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Engineers do WHAT??? Work in industry Do consulting Act as managers and CEOs Become attorneys (patent law, etc) Attend medical school Teach/Do research Plus many other things-It’s wide open!!!
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Engineering Students Help Society!!! One example is: Engineers Without Borders (EWB) –community service projects--both local and international
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Non-Profit Humanitarian organization Improves quality of life of developing communities Implementation of sustainable living solutions Involving professional engineers and engineering students EWB-Binghamton University began in Fall 2004
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Local Playground Project Renovation and construction of playground in Downtown Binghamton for government subsidized housing Actual build in August 2005 Build team involved 20 students
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Materials
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Demolition
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Benches
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Beautification
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Team Work
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A New Playground
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Community Appreciation
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EWB International Projects Clean Drinking Water Sanitation Alternative Energy Sources Housing
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BU’s First International Project Amazon Promise Volunteer, Ann Campbell Belen, Peru Medical Clinic Senior Design Project
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EWB-Binghamton University Role Electrical System powered by alternative energy technology Waste management and water purification facility
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Collaboration Brown University – Architectural design and construction of building Faculty Professional EWB Chapter Community Support
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Binghamton U. Stair Project
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The Finished Product
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A career in engineering or computer science is an awesome choice!!! Thank you!
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