u/Jealous-Neck3264

I am a rising sophomore studying industrial engineering and am interested in doing a LSS yellow belt certification this summer to learn and to also stand out when applying to internships/research. It was hard to find a free LSS yellow belt certification but I did find this one website and the course seems pretty helpful. I know that since it is free that probably means its credibility isn't the greatest but should I still do it so that I can learn something and put it on my resume?

I am a rising sophomore studying industrial engineering and am interested in doing a LSS yellow belt certification this summer to learn and to also stand out when applying to internships/research. It was hard to find a free LSS yellow belt certification but I did find this one website and the course seems pretty helpful. I know that since it is free that probably means its credibility isn't the greatest but should I still do it so that I can learn something and put it on my resume? This is the website: https://learnsixsigma.co.uk/free-lean-six-sigma-yellow-belt-course/

Hi I’m a rising sophomore studying industrial engineering and I was wondering if it’s a good idea to do a project or certification over the summer so I can leverage it when applying to internships when school starts. My GPA is a little under a 3.0 so I was thinking of doing something so I can stand out.

I just finished my freshman year and want to CODA into industrial engineering during the summer 2026 cycle as I am taking Calc 2 at community college which is my last coda success class. If I get an A in Calc 2 I will have a 2.979 CODA Gpa and if I get a B I will have a 2.729 CODA Gpa. My cumulative GPA is a 3.02 and Industrial would be my first choice. Do you guys think they will accept me during this cycle and does having it as my first choice give me a better chance?

If im failing MA 141 twice and want to coda into engineering am I still allowed to take it a third time or no. I did good in all the other coda classes I just am stuck when it comes to calc. For reference I failed with an F the first time and am either going to get a C minus or a C depending on my grade on the final.