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Allison Atkinson is a technical and academic writer, leveraging her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and Master of Arts in English.
This question could be answered in two different ways: 1) An area of engineering that you found difficult or 2) An area of engineering that excites you. Show the interviewer that you are aware of your disciplinary strengths and weaknesses and that you are capable of performing the job for which you are applying. The sample answer is for an entry-level water resources engineering position.

Allison Atkinson is a technical and academic writer, leveraging her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and Master of Arts in English.
"Honestly, I struggled in my structural engineering courses, but I'm glad I had the chance to take them. I know I won't be designing building systems as a water resources engineer, but I will still have to specify concrete strengths sometimes, so it's useful to know how that information is actually used."

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