schuby87

Well, I hope you get it too! There's nothing like going to a job everyday that you love to do! I'm just saying dont get your hopes up, your going to be at an engineering school, not one for mechanics. There's a reason why they have mechanics and technicians.

That sounds cool, but like i said sometimes what they say, isn't exactly what you are going to be doing. They usually generalize alot. Also, from talking to other people that have had similar job discriptions, they said it is alot of collecting data and observations with some mechanical work. I dont really know if they would trust some of their systems that cost millions with a first term co-op.

You can get a Co-Op wherever you want. With GM, I dont know about there actual hiring, but with Co-Op's its done by a third party, you have to go through a couple interviews, and they have high standards reguarding grades and activities. If they decided they like you, you are entered into a pool with everyone else they liked and you may be offered a position (not necessarily where you live)

I've done a decent amount of work on cars, nothing extensive but hopefully a project will be coming soon. I don’t know what kind of position Continental is hiring for, but unfortunately a lot of places don’t need hands-on work because they have mechanics and technicians that do that kind of work. You are there for an engineering experience. Currently, Umicore is only hiring A Section students, but you never know if someone decides not to come back.

Good luck at Continental Teves, I interviewed there and it seems like a cool place to work.

When you have a stereo with surround sound hooked up, any Star Wars movie is on the top of my list.

i saw this car in the summer of 2005, but i couldn't tell what it was untill i saw the pic on the first page of the '07 Edge. I think they are the same car. 2007 Edge?? Number 2 Number 3

For as long as i can remember, my dream car has been a 1969 El Camino. I want it to be all black with limo tint all around. Then i will promptly drop in a 454 with a big ol blower. I also want some american racing wheels wrapped in some fat rubber and the exhaust coming out the back (not the side like some caminos have).

I agree with the ugly red brackets! It looks too nice to have those things sticking out like a sore thumb.

This was recently a subject of a discussion i was in, and is correct.

Here it is from another angle....

That is a nice looking car, but how does it drive?