<p>I honestly don’t understand your predicament. You can’t intern because you don’t have a support unit? Do you mean having parents pay for your life?</p>
<p>Here is the thing. Internships are really important. Extremely important honestly. </p>
<p>So what is your situation? You work full time and go to school…full time? Can you not get healthcare through your university? Are you afraid to take on loans?</p>
<p>Engineering school is an investment. I may be wrong, but I feel your first job really matters. What gets you that first job depends on how well you did at this job (engineering school) and the experience you have picked up (internships and/or school projects and tech clubs). </p>
<p>You may want to consider taking out enough loans to support yourself the last year and making sure you get a internship that summer. One is way better than none. You can also sign up for Obamacare, finish out, and have the experience that recruiters are looking for.</p>