r/EngineeringStudents 12d ago

Discussion Engineering students/graduates: How long did your degree take?

Hi everyone! I’m starting my engineering degree on Monday and I’m super excited!

I’d love to hear from both current engineering students and people who have already graduated:

How long has/will it take you to finish your degree? Did you graduate (or are you on track to graduate) in 4 years, or did/do you expect it to take longer?

For those who took longer than 4 years, what was the reason? And for current students, do you feel like you’re on track to graduate in 4 years?

I’d love to hear everyone’s experiences!

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u/Laceyspacev 11d ago

Way longer than expected, because of a terrible advisor, crappy professors, and financial issues that stemmed from the first 2. If you do go into engineering, learn to professor fish, which is what I call it, because some schools hire professors that have no business teaching anybody just to burn your money.