As the title suggests I am an adult, 28 years old and married/work full time, who is currently going to a community college in hopes of transfering to a University for Mech E. I still have some courses I need to complete to finish my core curriculum as well as the physics and calc classes at my community college. I was looking up the course load at the college of my choice and I am feeling rather anxious over what all I still need to complete. Quiting work all together is not an option and part time would be stretching it on a long term basis. I doubt I am the only working adult who wants an engineering degree, so there must be people out there who can give me some tips. Also, once I enroll in a University engineering program am I required to take the full course load or could I cut down on some of the classes? I understand it would stretch out how long to get a degree and I am fine with that. Thank you,
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