Petroleum Engineering Technologists - any knowledge about it?

[Ekliptix]

http://www.sait.ab.ca/calendars/dayc...ourses/apt.htm

I'm condsidering taking it, but I'd have to upgrade my chem first.

The good thing is after 2 years, I could either stop there and get an ok job, or go to montana and become a Petroleum Engineer.
www.mtech.edu/admission/programs.cfm?Program_ID='BSPT'

Does anyone know anyone who's done this?

[ramminghard]

I know there is a high demand for petrolioum engineers right now.

[mo_virgin]

Its a good program man... my dad takes graduates from that program all the time. Highly needed in Calgary.

[jdmakkord]

One of the highest paying fields through sait, yet there's still room in the program right now....also one of the hardest courses.

[TrevorK]

Originally posted by ramminghard
I know there is a high demand for petrolioum engineers right now.

Petroleum Engineer is not a Petroleum Engineering Technologist - there is a HUGE difference.

[kaput]

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[Ekliptix]

As I mentioned in the original post, after 2 years at SAIT, I'd have the option to go to Montana for 2 more years and become a Pertoleum Engineer.

I've contacted SAIT and there are at least 3 courses that I've already taken there that they'd give me credit for in Petroleum Tech.

I've also contacted the Montana place and they only require a 2.0 GPA to get in, sometimes even lower. I certainly hope that mine would be better then that by the time I apply.

[kaput]

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