/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5527759

>>>/soc/

Clemson, Physics master race

>>5527759
RIT, biochem

Simon Fraser University
Computer Engineering master race

>http://www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/2013/01/24/college-degrees-with-the-highest-starting-salaries-2/

University of Toledo, Chemistry

University of Calgary
Chem E true aryan master race

>EE's Jelly
>Mech E's mad
>Civil E's not even relevant
>physics + math + chem fags poor

>>5527851
How's first year engineering? I'm starting here in september.

>mfw all the premedfags in my chemistry classes

sure is a lot of doctors incoming

Cal Poly
Computer Science

MIT

women's studies

>>5527862

It's a lot harder than highschool, the expectations are higher, etc. The average entering grade is 85%, so don't start thinking your hot shit unless you actually are. You need to study, there is a lot of shit to take in, especially the second semester (statics, circuits, E&M, engg 201, calc 2)

The second semester will make or break you, then you get put into your program depending on GPA and competition for your selected majors.

Michigan Tech
Mech. Eng.

>>5527883
What was your highschool average? Right now I'm at an 88% average with AP physics, chem, and math (still waiting on phys+chem diploma marks though)

>>5527874

There is a pre-med cunt in my Neurobiology class that asks too many fucking questions. She stops the professor as he is speaking at least 5 or 6 times per class to point out the most most trivial details and, without regard for the rest of us, proceeds to ask a question that requires a yes or no answer.

I hope she doesn't get into med school. Lol.

CalTech
African American Women's studies

Cal State Northridge. Physics.

Auburn University
Math and Philosophy

>>5527882
>>5527895

>>5527890

I had a 88% average also, but non-IB/classes. You should be fine, just remember you're competing with people as good or probably better than you for marks (most courses are curved) and people from china who like studying A LOT. I'll give you a breakdown of what you can expect

ITT Tech
Chemical Engineering

>>5527911
i see

University of Illinois
Physics and math

community college

Some Community College you've never heard of
LAS Math/Science

>>5527910

engg 200 - design, bullshit course, easy, do projects etc, easy if your good at writing bullshit
engg 201 - This is an introduction to many common properties used in engineering, you probably will have never learned anything in this class before, it is notorious for having tests too long to finish
Engg 202 - statics, analyze stuff staying still, lots of free body diagrams
engg 225 - circuits, learn common ways to analyze circuits
Engg 223 - C++, hard if you never programmed before
Amat 217+219 - calc courses, pretty easy courses in general, everyone gets high marks in these classes
Math 211 - linear algebra, also pretty easy math course
Phys 259 - E&M, intro to undergrad E&M
Chem 209 - like Ap/IB chem

UC Santa Barbara
Chemical Engineering demi-god race

>>5527851
Your year?

>>5527862
Ready yourself.

>>5527924
200 is a wildcard, some years it is easy, some years the projects are ridiculous.

>>5527924
Can you give me some examples of what kinds of things you learn in engg 201?

Otherwise doesn't seem that bad to me, I'm learning a bit about circuits as a part of the AP physics curriculum and I've done a bit of programming for my school's robotics team, so it just looks like a big workload mostly.

>>5527930

I am in second year

>>5527931

You learn about gasses (ideal and real), phase equilibria, kinetic theory of gasses & transport properties, material balances, latent heat of vaporization, extremely basic fluid mechanics, extremely basic material sciences, basic heat conduction and many other things you would never learn in highschool. It's an introduction to everything.

>>5527938
Don't you have a fluids midterm to study for?

>>5527941

gave up on studying

>>5527944
Cheer yourself up with ochem then.

UC Berkeley - Physics

It's a big place, must be at least one other person on here.

>>5527946

I can't because the lecturer is too proud to give out proper notes.

>>5527851
What year are you in now?
And also, what was the cut-off average for the chemE program?

First year engg btw.

>>5527947
I know. That lady isn't handling things well.

>>5527759
University of Newcastle, Mathematics.

>>5527952

I am second year, it was 3.24 last year, the year before that was 2.7. Bitches want dirty money so bad now.

>>5527952
Oops. Didn't see >>5527938.

>>5527958
Holy hell.
Was leaning towards EE anyways.
Fundamental Circuits is a cakewalk and
I'm doing pretty well in the dreaded
PHYS259 despite the fuck ton of calculus involved.

>>5527839
lol @ $

>>5527838
lol @ $

>>5527975

>Fundamental Circuits is a cakewalk
It really isn't

Oregon State University - Mechanical Engineering

Got into the Master's program in Aerospace Engineering at Purdue for next year though... Can't wait!

>>5527949
Ohmygod my dream college

Waterloo - Physics

>>5527759
DePaul University
Math - Actuarial Sciences Concentration

Mathematics at USC

>>5527759

Psychology - Universidad de Buenos Aires

Chem E - UMD

>>5527851
>>physics + math + chem fags poor

I can't argue with this.

University of Bristol
Civil Engineering.

>2013
>not being Russel Group Engineering Master race

>>5527955
Correct subject. Cambridge Maths here

>>5527892
Are you at UT?

Ryerson

Comp Eng

>tfw no channers here
>tfw courses soft as jelly
>tfw apparently this is one of Canadas top engineering courses

>>5528441
>Bristol

Sweet, me too. What year?

Undergraduate - UPENN - Evolutionary Bio
Masters - Arcadia - M.S. Public Health/M.A. International Conflict Resolution (dual-degree accelerated program)
PhD - Need to finish my Master's first!

>>5528495
4th.

Slovak Technologic University, Bratislava

ChemEng
shit's either really cash or border-maddening.