BAM! Finally got my final grade in "University Physics I"
05-13-2008, 07:39 AM
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waaah waaah waaaah. Buncha pansies. Physics and math are easy. Chemistry sucks though 
Those who haven't decided on a major yet, stick with engineering. That way we don't see more waaah waaah threads in a couple years about your low starting salaries in non-engineering degrees
Those who haven't decided on a major yet, stick with engineering. That way we don't see more waaah waaah threads in a couple years about your low starting salaries in non-engineering degrees
05-13-2008, 07:54 AM
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waaah waaah waaaah. Buncha pansies. Physics and math are easy. Chemistry sucks though
Those who haven't decided on a major yet, stick with engineering. That way we don't see more waaah waaah threads in a couple years about your low starting salaries in non-engineering degrees
Those who haven't decided on a major yet, stick with engineering. That way we don't see more waaah waaah threads in a couple years about your low starting salaries in non-engineering degrees
Got my engineering degree from LSU 3 years ago and I still hate physics
05-13-2008, 10:05 AM
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waaah waaah waaaah. Buncha pansies. Physics and math are easy. Chemistry sucks though
Those who haven't decided on a major yet, stick with engineering. That way we don't see more waaah waaah threads in a couple years about your low starting salaries in non-engineering degrees
Those who haven't decided on a major yet, stick with engineering. That way we don't see more waaah waaah threads in a couple years about your low starting salaries in non-engineering degrees
05-13-2008, 10:19 AM
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Now differential equations and Quantitative analysis... i hated.
Overall = 3.61
Major = 3.35
05-13-2008, 08:33 PM
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Its funny how many people you see drop out of engineering after the first few semesters. Most wanted to do it because they thought it would pay decent, but then they are too lazy/not dedicated. Its easy if you are that type of person, you just have to stick with it!
05-13-2008, 09:06 PM
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Chemistry was a cake walk, but transport phenomena sucked *****. Enjoy the basics while they last. Junior year was ftl in ChE.
Congrats to all the kids graduating this year. Class of '08
05-15-2008, 05:23 PM
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Make sure you are comparing apples to apples. An undergraduate degree in pure science such as physics will almost always net a significantly smaller salary when compared to undergraduate engineers. Most "science degree" hires are have MS/PhD.
05-15-2008, 05:46 PM
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I got a "B" in engr. Phys. and I was happy with that, lol. I have some school left but just got hired at Mustang and I LOVE it. I am 24 and still not done with my M.E. degree but it's already paying off. Stick with it if you can!
