im a freshman mech e major making classes for spring semester and just wanted to know your honest thoughts on my course selection. I chose the best professor on rmp except for physics because all of them were staff except 1. I’m currently taking 14 credits right now.
I'm currently taking Calc 2 and while I can follow the steps to solve practice problems, my course focuses almost entirely on repeating formulas but I want to build a deep, intuitive understanding of why these concepts and integration techniques work rather than just repeating steps. Any recommendations for resources?
I’m a mech e student and so many of these companies want juniors and seniors and even if it’s entry level you need. 3.2+ gpa but I don’t even have a grade cuz classes started. Anyone know of engineering internships for freshman?
I’m a freshman Mechanical Engineering major and worried about falling behind or taking longer than 4 years to graduate. Because I rely heavily on FAFSA, taking extra semesters isn't financially feasible for me.
Due to lots of delays in processing my AP credits, I wasn't able to enroll in any specific engineering courses for my first semester. My current schedule is:
Calc 2, English Composition, Intro to Anthropology, General Chemistry
I feel behind compared to other ME students and wanted to know any tips to catch up! I have around 20 AP credits (including AP Lit/Lang, Physics 1, APUSH, AP Macro, and AP Calc).
I'm currently an incoming freshman at ccny and i havent taken the placement test but im currently in ab and can probably get a 5, maybe a 4 however. My advisor told me i could not take a science yet. Is there any reason yet, she said i couldnt take any engineering courses yet which makes no sense since my friend in the same ab did need a placement test and could easily take these courses. Any help would be appreciated.