First time poster here so don’t be too harsh on me if I break a rule unintentionally. So I recently graduated with a bachelors degree in an engineering discipline after having changed schools from a highly acclaimed private university to a community college and finally a area public university. Granted I didn’t do well starting out at the first school and only made it through 2 years before heading back to my hometown and part timing it for 4.5 years and getting my associates then finishing my bachelors in another 2.5 years so I’m just getting the feeling that having stuck with my co-op/internship over 7 of those 9 years and leaving that job to finish my final two semesters full time and graduate that none of the potential employers, I have been in contact with, see that as a good thing. I mean I also started out with basically failing out at a 1.8 gpa then moved on to graduate with a 3.38 gpa for my bachelors. It is also very hard to find a job when all the entry level spots want 3 or more years design experience or actual engineering experience, does my internship experience actually correlate to engineering experience when it was mostly manufacturing support and quality control based? I guess I don’t really know how to market myself to a job prospect even though I am a dedicated guy who works hard and knows a decent amount of stuff and is not afraid to mess it up trying to figure out how to fix the issue but with due diligence I usually figure it out or know when to ask for help. I am not afraid of failure and typically just keep swimming and fighting for it heck I took calc 2 5 times trying to pass it so I could get my ME... could it be corona has just made companies leery of hiring new grads or am I just not trying hard enough? Maybe my resume could use a once through again or a cover letter rewrite. Sorry I just think out loud sometimes thanks for reading if you made it through this anything helps.
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