Engineering branch?

I have research engineering jobs. They all require more than 2 years of experience? i was wondering where do you get that experience?college?university?

Some places do hire students directly out of college so not all engineering jobs require 2 years of experience. Where I am going to school it is easy to find summer internships so maybe that counts for some experience.

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You need to start with an engineering degree.
While at college, avoid burger flipping jobs and get something technical, either for the university or a nearby company.

When at university, go for internships at big companies. As long as you're not a waster during the summer internship, you have a big chance for employment at that company.

Basically, large companies hire some proportion of new grads. Smaller companies tend not to.
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If you're trying to get a paycheck in the meantime there's always the service. Preferably an engineering job in the Navy.
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