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All those dusty brain cells seem to be in mostly working order despite their overly long cold storage - After my first full semester back it appears that I have made straight A's across the board. Summer semester 2 is now off and running and I have managed to pull A's on both of my 1st tests for History 1302 and Am Govt 2302 ... and i'm feeling
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The first is Sea Technology; Their web page is at:
http://www.sea-technology.com/
The second is Offshore Engineer; Their web page is at:
http://www.oilonline.com/Magazines/Offshore-Engineer/
The subscriptions can be had free if you get the electronic version, and "fudge" a little on your job.
Many of the advertisers are potential employers (depending on your chosen career path & degree).
You can read many of their articles on-line.
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I think that as long as the program at University of Houston is adequate, you should go there. 3 years is a not-insignificant time span, and you and your family's quality of life during that time is important. I think that the exact type of degree or study won't be a deal breaker for employers once you are out working in the field.
(My experience with formal education and normal employment is out of date, and I have never worked in a technical field, so it is possible that I lack data about this, but that's what I have observed.)
And again...I think that you moving to Beacon is the best idea I've heard all day. Week. Year.
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