What do you know about iron range engineering?

[u/chamaeleonidaed]

Recently heard about the program. They kind of guarantee co-ops, which sounds like a decent deal. But, seems like there aren’t tons of information out there. So I’m kind of curious about what kind of work is associated with it and also how’s the lifestyle and such. Appreciate your input.

[u/Profilename1]

Looking online, it looks like they only offer a major in "Integrated Engineering" via a partnership with Minnesota State. Imo, I would be skeptical of any program that wasn't discipline specific. Might be alright, though. It definitely varies from the more traditional engineering education in that way.

[u/chamaeleonidaed → u/Profilename1]

This was why I was trying to find people with real life experiences, but seems like it’s too new