/sci/ - Science & Math

>environmental engineering
chaining yourself to a tree would look better on a resume than a degree.

>>4087220
>material science
It's usually called "material science & engineering" or back in the old days "ceramics engineering"

A little old. (Nuclear should drop one now that most sane countries are moving away from nuclear energy for truly cleaner/safer energy)

>>2994559

>real engineers (electrical, chemical, mechanics, electronic) are superior?
>mechanics superior

GTFO

go for CS instead, it has much less math.

biomed courses are just watered down versions of other engineering department's courses. Find the one that coincides with what you want to focus on and do that instead.

>college algebra
It'll be 4 years until you even reach the level needed for all the engineering courses.
>biological engineering
never mind; go for it. Very little else at college requires less brain function.

enjoy not being hire when superior types of engineers apply for the same job.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldwater_scholarship
Made by a southern Republican, so you know it's WHITE ONLY ;)

>And nobody is more gay than manly mechanical engineers.

Agreed. They're the gay engineers that give the rest of us a bad name

>Biomedical Engineering

ahhaha