Tiffany Davis Flash back to November of 2014. It’s 3 a.m., and I’m sitting in my dorm at Georgia Tech, working through a problem set due in a few hours. Frustration sets in. I’m attempting to understand why I keep coming up with different solutions for this particular thermodynamics problem. I’m stumped. I decide that if I can’t solve this problem, I can’t graduate. If I don’t graduate, there’s no hope of paying off my student loans. I ask myself: Why exactly did I choose to major in aerospace engineering? Of all the questions I’ve been pondering lately, that’s one I actually have some answers to. I’ve wanted to be an engineer ever since I was a little kid, and while it’s hard work, I feel...
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