Becoming an Engineer: The Average Person's Guide to Getting Good Grades and Succeeding in Engineering and STEM School Paperback – January 20, 2021

The fundamentals are outlined well. I had my 6th grader read this so he understands early what fundamentals are important.

Fantastic book for someone looking to enter the engineering field. It's approachable and easy to implement. I felt like I was much better positioned to succeed after reading it. Big fan

This book is filled with extremely valuable information, not only for engineering students but just for life in general. I will apply the knowledge gained from this book to my time in engineering school, and my day to day life. The book is informative, entertaining and very motivating. I highly suggest this book to anyone and everyone. He goes over budgets, time management, studying and much much more. Buy this book now do not wait. You will benefit immensely.

Important lessons and good advice for joining engineering.

Reintroduced me to why it's important to be a fundamentalist

As someone who’s about 2 months out from starting my freshman year of engineering school and had taken 2 years off between high-school and college, I was really worried that I was setting myself up for failure. Now there this book had come in is that it completely Chan the way I think and as someone who never really could sit down and read books, this book changed that for me. The material and how the book is laid out was just so good including put it down. I found myself not wanting to be lazy or play on my phone but to just sit down and read and absorb the knowledge and have a hunger for more. This book had completely changed my habits for the better allowing me to improve my and even my physical health. I recommend this book to everyone and anyone.

My initial interest in engineering was curiosity and something beyond the stars. After reading this book, I have received the tools, knowledge, skills and the beliefs paramount to take something beyond the stars, bring it down to earth. I am now dedicated to get my degree in mechanical engineering. Much thanks!

I saw the author on YouTube talking about what the educational requirements are for different engineering degrees plus math required number of class hours and what is the expected income level plus needs of the industry. My Grandson is starting to applying to various engineering schools I thought this may be helpful. I sent directly to him I have not seen it