Quote (Forg0tten @ Jun 8 2017 03:50am)
I would personally opt for not mentioning your title. If I were reading that letter, it would just tell me "Oh, he hasn't finished school yet. So much for his flexibility. Next."
Later on in your resume you'll mention your education and it'll say something like "2014 - 2017 (ongoing) / bachelor of engineering / civil engineering".
I organized my own CV with: general information (name, date of birth bla bla); profile (main qualities are this and that, main affinities are in this and that field, this helps me to do this and that); education (Year / Location of education / degree / major), certification (both related to your major and unrelated ones, i.e. a course in excel, a course in motivational interviewing, whatever); work experience (year / company / title / what you were actually doing); relevant skills (knowledgeable in language A and B, profound in the use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, basic skills in C++, and so on)
I would agree with this. If you havent graduated yet then you are not technically an engineer per say. I am a civil engineer as well and I would simple write my name, address, etc at the top and then list all my qualifications starting with education, then onto job experience, and finally relevant skills.