EEak96:
You sound a bit like me when I was in school - more academically inclined. That isn't common among rank-and-file power engineers. You might want to stick around for a MS EE in power, if your school offers graduate power specialization courses. If it doesn't you might consider doing...
EEak96:
I've been working in the utility industry in a variety of capacities over the past 10+ years. I'll give you a brief run-down of my experience in the industry, as it might help you make a decision, and perhaps help other people decide, too:
- Field work. The field is probably the best...
