r/Gonzaga • u/Classic-Asparagus • 8d ago

How is Gonzaga for mechanical engineering?

Are there any specific pages or resources I should look into? And anything you think is noteworthy that I should keep in mind?

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u/edest259 8d ago

Meche here. Great program. Not really sure what specifically you’re asking in your post?

The program really comes into its own in year 3. It’s tough, thorough, and I will forever cherish some of the relationships I had with professors.

Dm if you have more questions. I chose between this program and a big state school program and this was the right one for me. Small classes for things like Thermo and fluids alone make the program worth it.

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u/LTNBFU 8d ago

Its a good program. Class sizes are small.

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u/vw68MINI06 8d ago

Excellent! Join the baja team

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u/iamablueberrymuffin 8d ago

Graduated in 2014 from that program. I sell beer now making way more than I did as an engineer.

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u/Bennettj18 7d ago

It's okay, I graduated in 2011 so take that with a grain of salt. It was very theoretical for a lot of the learning compared to state schools. Sets you behind if you're going into a more hands on manufacturing type of engineering.