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dleccord
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I know I want to become an engineer but I don't know what field I should strive for.
I am frustrated because I only have another year until I transfer to a 4 year institution but if I don't know what I am aiming for then it's hard to pick a school particular for that type of engineering, and therefore I might or might not be taking the right courses at the junior college that will fulfill the requirement for that school's engineering program.
So far I am taking circuits and statics. I only need general chemistry, calc 3, and materials and a few general ed courses and I will be ready to transfer somewhere in california (mind you I only have a 3.0 gpa).
Not sure if this helps but here are my likes: photography, calculus 2, interested in solving problem as a group but not a good problem solver, construction, automobiles, working on cars, build computers, lab write-ups for physics, group discussion and problem solving
Dislikes: chemistry, memorization, not a big fan of statics course (boring professor?), english writing, history
Comments, suggestions, questions?
Thanks
I am frustrated because I only have another year until I transfer to a 4 year institution but if I don't know what I am aiming for then it's hard to pick a school particular for that type of engineering, and therefore I might or might not be taking the right courses at the junior college that will fulfill the requirement for that school's engineering program.
So far I am taking circuits and statics. I only need general chemistry, calc 3, and materials and a few general ed courses and I will be ready to transfer somewhere in california (mind you I only have a 3.0 gpa).
Not sure if this helps but here are my likes: photography, calculus 2, interested in solving problem as a group but not a good problem solver, construction, automobiles, working on cars, build computers, lab write-ups for physics, group discussion and problem solving
Dislikes: chemistry, memorization, not a big fan of statics course (boring professor?), english writing, history
Comments, suggestions, questions?
Thanks