A degree in Mechanical Engineering can be very beneficial as it can open many doors into the engineering world. Engineers choosing the mechanical specialization work in developing, designing, testing and building engines, machines and mechanical devices. They mostly work in a professional setting studying and researching ever changing development and technology. Mechanical engineers need to be very computer savvy as computers help engineers monitor, produce, analyze, simulate, and control designs and products.

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Is Mechanical Engineering right for me?
Mechanical Engineers typical handle the following:

• Design devices and create blueprints
• Analyze data and test results to make changes if needed
• Develop and test prototypes
• Manage and oversee manufacturing of devices

The median pay for mechanical engineering in 2010 was $78,160 with the lowest 10 percent earning less than $51, 000 and the top 10 percent earning more than than $119,000.

The employment rate is expected to grow 9 percent from 2010 to 2020 according to the Bureau of Labor statistics. Mechanical Engineering jobs do require you to have a minimum education of a bachelors degree.

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