I see.... well... my bro is employed by a company while he is completing is engineering.... >.< but... it feels that the course is a little different.

Yeah, for trades, it's called Apprenticeship. Always wanted to do one of those.... Engineering isn't bad when you graduate, especially if you work in the automotive industry. You basically go I want this, and it looks like this and does this. Think of potential problems. Then the CAD draw it up, test it on the computer for you and gives you the results, the testers test it and give you the results. And you decide whether it's all good or not.

makes sense. I passed my 12th grade on the second round..... always was a pratical person!!!! XD can't be helped! XDDDD
but, do you have the system of studying while working? I mean, you work in a company and it will finance you for your studies while you get a salary.

Lolz, I think all Uni stuff is Theory based. If you don't like theory, go TAFE. Lolz. It assumes that those who score high in their yr12, will prefer Theory, while those who got low scores would prefer Prac. Damn it, why I study all those years for....

/facepalm
that's a rip~off!!!!
totally a scam!!!! *puts her hand on Chaos' shoulder* I understand what you are going though! T.T

Yeah, that's what I thought when I signed up. But you need to know the theory before anything, and after everything. Which is gay, lolz.

maths??? O.o
aren't you suppose to have like.... mechanics praticals or something among those lines???

Lolz, all maths, nothing in Uni is fun. Nothing.

half is always better.
but.... mechanical engineering... that sounds interesting!

Mechanical Engineering and Business double degree. 7 freaken years. Half way through it now though.