in your field of study?

[ecustu7]

Originally Posted by NoSkillsMcSuckington

Bachelors in engineering, forestry, and gis. Working as a forester, which uses a ton of gis nowadays. working on mba currently so I can get a cushy position when I get too old to enjoy beating through the woods.

I had a GIS class a few semesters ago. It was really a difficult class having never used GIS and learning it distance ed but it was a good class and I learned a lot.

[NoSkillsMcSuckington]

Originally Posted by ecustu7

I had a GIS class a few semesters ago. It was really a difficult class having never used GIS and learning it distance ed but it was a good class and I learned a lot.

It's good stuff. I was just going for a forestry degree at the time, but the way the industry was(still is), GIS seemed like it would give me a little more flexibility. It's not tied to any one industry and it's really been gaining steam the last few years.

[miprofessor]

College prof in engineering with first cycle.


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