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Atlanta, GA | Posted: October 26, 2020
College of Engineering
Summary Sentence:
An ISyE undergraduate shares his thoughts on how the college experience can prepare students for the real world.
Full Summary:
An ISyE undergraduate shares his thoughts on how college experiences can help prepare students for real-world opportunities.
Jamel ThompsonJamel Thompson, a fourth-year undergraduate student in the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, won't graduate until December 2021 -- but he already has a standing full-time job offer with Deloitte. This is remarkable even by Georgia Tech standards.
What makes Thompson such a star? While he might dispute the use of that term, he encourages students to get involved in activities that interest them as a way of preparing themselves for new opportunities, especially those that arrive after graduation.
In a new article from Georgia Tech's College of Engineering, Thompson shares his advice on making the most of the college experience, which you can read here.
