u/Weak_Spinach_3310

has anyone done it?

What do I do?

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I’m starting engineering next year and I’m worried I won’t be able to succeed in it. I was very great at school but I know it might not translate into uni. I’m making a big investment to go into engineeeing (both time and money) and I’m hoping I can get advice on how to not shit the bed.

I’m an international student originally from Egypt and Saudi Arabia. And in sum this is literally my best option to come study in Calgary no matter how bad it is for others. Many have told me to not come however I will probably never get a better chance than this. I’m scared I won’t be able to live a normal life there( make friends, go out, be treated normally). Anyone please help me with some advice. Thank you

I’m originally Egyptian and I want to become a pilot however I constantly see that countries abroad other than Egypt wont hire except their citizens. This is starting to discourage me and encouraging me to find another career. Any advice?

Do you think it’s a good investment to get a project management or adjacent fields early in your career?( it is a bachelor degree)

Do you think it’s a good investment to get a project management or adjacent fields early in your career?

How is it? Is it feasible? Would you recommend it to others?

I’ve gotten a chance to be an assistant teacher for Ap chem in my senior year. It’s paid, nice teacher and I wanted to know is it a good EC for unis to see? Because I genuinely don’t have A lot of meaningful ecs.

Going into freshman year and i have a gaming laptop and an old iPad. Is my gaming laptop good for engineering? Problem with it is the battery runs low QUICKLY

yall help im tryna decide which one i should go for. which do you think has the best engineering programs? and an overall great experience " well rounded".(bear in mind im international")

I’m applying to mechanical engineering next year and have a couple of minor options and one double major option. 1- Aerospace minor but I’ll doubt I’ll get a job in aerospace since I’m an international.2- digital engineering 3- petroleum Eng. 4- biomedical engineering. Or I can do a double major of mech E and business. what do you think will give me the most opportunities long term? In Canada btw

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Literally 60-70% of the questions are from the august exam😭. Now I have 0 practice test left( I already remember the answers from the august exam that I did)

which has better co-ops, better uni experience in general?(international btw :)

I have a 1480 on sat but thinking about going for qudurat atp

I’ve literally exhausted a lot of my resources 😭

Edit: 750Math 730RW

specifically which allows for more job opportunities after graduation?