/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9940652
>tfw still no gf

just bombed a final, ask me anything

I'm feeling suicidal /sci/

I'm in an engineering drawing class right now, which everyone has told me is an easy A, but I'm actually struggling. I've been getting shitty B's on the tests, with my highest grade being a 90. Meanwhile, the douchebag frat guys near me ace their tests. I've never felt like such a fucking brainlet oh my god.

To add insult to injury, I'm doing bad in history too, I got a fucking 83 on the midterm, which was below the fucking class average

I'm thinking about switching to math, because that's actually the only thing I'm not shitting the bed at, but what's the point? I've only taken watered down engineering math, and I'm in diff EQ right now which isn't hard at all. I would like to one day teach math, but how am I going to get a phd if I haven't even done a single proof in my life?

today is not a good day...

>semester is over
>no classes to keep me occupied for a WHOLE MONTH
how do you cope, bros?

>be me
>be in postgraduate master of compSci course
>all my colleagues have published a paper or two
>only me with no paper
>feel bad man

cant do any of the math, only can do that penguin question

implying I use labcoats

I'm a Chem guy, so we aren't required to learn the Calculus or Analysis or Linear Algebra that Math or Physics majors use.

We have our own 'basic math for applied sciences' and any math needed is taught along the way as 'mathematical preliminaries'.

I'm interested in the theory of Chemistry which involves a bunch of quantum mechanics so I do Math (and Physics) whenever I can.

>mfw Chemist and probably nothing to contribute

>all those marines and mudslimes dying from placebos in the Middle East

If only they knew, they could save themselves

>>7176785
>>7176821
Such is life. I can relate.

This thread is the most delusion-shattering hellhole I've ever been to.

>>7061809
Already took some straight out of my own pineal. Very intriguing but definitely wouldn't recommend it to a friend.

>tfw you realize that you're *literally* a neuron
>tfw you realize that you don't have any control over "your" body and that it's just an illusion caused by your attempt to interpret the information received from other neurons
>tfw you realize that you're literally transmitting information to and receiving information from the other neurons in the brain you're in
>tfw you realize that you're just 1 out of 100 billion neurons experiencing the same thing you are right now
>tfw you realize that 100 billion neurons just wrote this
>tfw

>>6844058
>tfw I cheated all through my advanced math classes in high school

Help /sci/ I'm currently in my last year of high school and was planning to do a bachelor in business administration then go on to do a MBA. Thing is that I just realized I might aswell redo a year in order to pick High level math + Physics in order to study Engineering then just get an MBA if I want to after studying engineering.

Would it be wise to redo a year in order to study engineer, or should I just go for business administration?