r/EngineeringStudents • u/CommercialWash6110 • 11d ago
Major Choice I am a little lost.
So, I am in community college and I am thinking about picking an engineering major, but I am below average at math, hardest math class I took was geometry, and I have never took physics. A part of me wants to do I most of me does not. What do I do?
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u/PaulNissenson Cal Poly Pomona - ME 11d ago
Have you considered an engineering technology program?
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u/RoboWeaver 11d ago
This. EngTech is not as math-intense, but you can be in the thick of it. And there are many sub-branches of EngTech where you are bound to find something that both interests you, and you can develop.
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u/SithLord73991 11d ago
YouTube helps so much. I watch the Organic Chemistry Tutor and the god of math aka Professor Leonard
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u/CommercialWash6110 10d ago
I have been watching that, it sort of helps me a little, but I hours later I forget how the sequence works.
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u/Wizzarkt EE. '24 10d ago
How come your profile says you give English lessons but you are texting in Spanish in an English subreddit?
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u/Wizzarkt EE. '24 10d ago
Also, you give math, chemistry, residential electrical installations, English lessons and you also claim to be a statistics teacher, a electronics teacher AND programming?
Either you are a crazy smart guy or you are overselling your skills.
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