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Mariusbb
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Hi everyone, now I'll be starting my senior year, and like most of graduates I feel concerned about my future plans. I am pretty sure that I'll study engineering, but I just can't decide which field, I read about them a lot but that doesn't help me at all so I hope that someone can guide me a bit or at least help me cross out some of possibilities that I choose, since people here sound really smart.
So I am thinking about aerospace engineering, I know its one of the hardest ones, I like watching various space videos online that's the reason I considering this, but should I draw a line between hobby and job?
Marine engineering also looks interesting to me. I also considering civil, industrial, and enviromental engineering. I know it's a lot of fields but the time is just passing and I still have no idea what certainly should I choose.
As you can see most of my listed branches are the ones that is considering easier ones. That's because I don't even know if I am smart enough to be engineer. Well I am pretty good at math and physics, I understand that it can be not enough to be ,,pretty smart'' , but I am willing to do my best with whatever I'll choose.
So I'll appreciate any guidance or notes, anything that would help
So I am thinking about aerospace engineering, I know its one of the hardest ones, I like watching various space videos online that's the reason I considering this, but should I draw a line between hobby and job?
Marine engineering also looks interesting to me. I also considering civil, industrial, and enviromental engineering. I know it's a lot of fields but the time is just passing and I still have no idea what certainly should I choose.
As you can see most of my listed branches are the ones that is considering easier ones. That's because I don't even know if I am smart enough to be engineer. Well I am pretty good at math and physics, I understand that it can be not enough to be ,,pretty smart'' , but I am willing to do my best with whatever I'll choose.
So I'll appreciate any guidance or notes, anything that would help
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