Disregarding all the memes and shitposting, how hard is an engineering degree like mech eng? What aspect presents the greatest difficulty?
>>7768606
Depends on your IQ.
>>7768611
>meme, the post
>>7768606
bumping because I'm still not sure what to major in and have a buffer semester of math catching up and freshman english/microecon
>>7768615
>>7768611
ME here, he's right
For me, the hardest part was doing all the extracurriculars you need to do to stand out and get a good job. The classes themselves aren't terribly difficult, but nearly every class has a project and/or term paper, most of which are done in teams. It can be time-consuming.
It isn't hard, it just requires work. I slack off all term and work my ass off for finals and I maintain an 80 average. 3A MechE student on a co-op term by the way.
>>7768606
MechE classes for me as a EE were really easy. For me that means you'd have to work a lot harder to stand out as a ME (or any engineering really) becuase the material itself isnt that complicated.
Cheeky bump
>mfw high IQ master race
your knees will hurt A LOT.
>>7769790
>Disregarding all the memes and shitposting
This IS shitposting that you are doing. You are making off-topic posts on a science and math board. If you want advice on degrees:
>>/adv/
>>7768606
You have to know that it's really math intensive and if you don't absolutely love math then you will hate it an drop out.
It's also really competitive and you will feel dumb around a lot of people who are amazingly smart which can and will make you feel inadequate.
>>7769780
>not even 140
>online test
>master race
Master race is 160 onwards faggot
>>7768606
Its fucking hard. believe it or not its a math/science heavy path and math/science are hard topics to master.
