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Aerospace Plastics Market 2021 Overview, Manufacturing Analysis And Competitive Analysis to 2027| Saint-Gobain, Cytec Industries, Quadrant, Hexcel  NeighborWebSJ

Aerospace Advanced Polymer Composites Market 2021 Share, Growth Opportunities, Top Manufacturers, Industry Trends, Size and Forecast to 2026  NeighborWebSJ

Maine aerospace company's rocket launch next week will bring them closer to Alpha Centauri  Bangor Daily News

AIAA Offers Free MLK Day Program Featuring Black Aviation, Aerospace Heroes During AIAA SciTech Forum  Space Ref

Latest News 2020: Aerospace Nanotechnology Market by Coronavirus-COVID19 Impact Analysis With Top Manufacturers Analysis | Top Players: Airbus,,,,, etc. | InForGrowth  Murphy's Hockey Law

Daily Memo: Aviation, Aerospace And Defense Suppliers Better Get Cyber-Secure in 2021  Aviation Week

Howmet Aerospace Completes Early Redemption of 5.40% Notes Due 2021  Valdosta Daily Times

Aerospace Fastener Market Competitive Landscape, Research Methodology, Business Opportunities, Statistics and Industry Analysis Report by 2027 - Press Release  Digital Journal

Jeff Bezos' new aerospace program breaks new ground  KTNV Las Vegas

Aerospace Couplers Market Is Likely To Experience A Tremendous Growth In Near Future  NeighborWebSJ

Bengaluru air show to be first hybrid aerospace expo  The Siasat Daily

Friday Sector Laggards: Metals & Mining, Aerospace & Defense Stocks  Nasdaq

Boeing : Machine learning making light work of AM aerospace alloys  marketscreener.com

Long-awaited launch of bluShift Aerospace prototype rocket expected today  Mainebiz

Retired Aerospace Engineer to Start New Chapter in Career  Franchising.com

Retired Aerospace Engineer to Start New Chapter in Career  Franchising.com

Brunswick-based aerospace company hopes to launch first rocket Friday  NewsCenterMaine.com WCSH-WLBZ

Aerospace Landing Gears Market Growth of CAGR with Focusing Key players like UTC Aerospace System,AAR Corporation  KSU | The Sentinel Newspaper

Aerospace Couplers Market 2021 Demand and Global Outlook- Intrex Aerospace, UTC Aerospace Systems, Eaton, Senior Aerospace Metal Bellows  The Courier

Slovakia to buy 17 IAI manufactured radar systems for €150m  Airforce Technology

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I would like to major in Aerospace engineering, but my community college does not offer it. They do have Mechanical and civil though? How long does Aerospace engineering take to complete?

Hey guys. I'm 13 years old and I want to be an aerospace engineer. What should I do now to help make sure I get into the school of my dreams( Georgia Tech), graduate with an AE degree, and get a job in the industry.

I've recently graduated from a community college and am aiming for higher education. Ideally, my dream job is to work as an aerospace engineer: designing new aircraft, improving old designs, even inventing new forms of propulsion. However, I am aware that aerospace engineering is a specific degree with a specific target, and that the demand and growth rate for such engineers is smaller than average. So, I think I need a back-up plan, one that will open up more options should the first plan take a dirt nap. My first option is a dual degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, with a minor in Aerospace added. I'm from Oregon, and to avoid incurring out-of-state tuition costs I'm considering Oregon State University (sorry, Duck fans). My second option is seeking an out-of-state degree in Aerospace Engineering, such as Cal Poly or University of Washington, preferably somewhere that is covered by WUE. My third and least favorite option is taking ONE degree and a supplemental minor at an in-state university. On one hand, I feel that a dual degree with a minor added for that extra edge might be a little too much. On the other, I want to stand out from other students graduating with just a Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering degree, and stand the best chance for locating employment. So my question is, how much worth to the average employer is one degree (with a possible minor) compared to a dual degree and minor? I would be taking college at least 3/4 time, and am seeking to use as few loans as possible. If I do use loans, I want to qualify for a job that will let me pay if off as soon as possible, which is why I'm looking at the dual-degree-and-a-minor route.

Debating over whether I should major in Aerospace Engineering. (I have plenty of time to think about it). The problem is... How rare are job opportunities are there for that field and what are the courses like in college (hard or tolerable?)

So I want to become an aerospace engineer but im not sure if it is a good job. Within the next 10 years, will that position be in high demand? And when I do want to, what are some colleges that are REALLY good in aerospace or have good connections with Boeing. And also, what classes should I take to make sure I even have a chance at getting at Boeing? Thanks!