Thanks for moving here Hatake. <3 <3

And yeah, with specific stuff like that, sure. But there are many jobs for engineers to do. ^^; You can be a project manager or be a consultant or, well, many other things. But to do specific work, yeah you do need to know.

He did, yeah, for two years I think. Or maybe one? He spent like three in the US, one year was for working for NASA, and the rest for Yale, I believe.
Tough to live up to him, if not impossible. 8D;;

Cornell sounds crazy but, well, my school here is like that too, sort of. It's not easy to get into but the best students get lots of Fs here. 8D;; Being at the top is close to impossible for most of us mortals. A lot of teachers just simply don't give out As. I know a teacher who, in four years of teaching, only gave 3 As total. x_X