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Hello, /sci/. Is it possible to learn engineering outside of university? I already know multivariable calc, basic physics, chem and bio, and computer science but that's it. I can't go to college until... 1 1/2 years later, so in the meantime I was wondering if it was possible to self study engineering (specifically, biological engineering). Are there online resources to help with this, or do I need hands on stuff? I'm going to REALLY have to catch up on my engineering courses in college (I can pretty much skip freshman year since i have a shitload of AP credits, though I'm not sure if this is possible. Still, it means I won't be bogged down by that many courses when I start late).

>> No.1250341

You don't know as much as you think you do.

>> No.1250348

>>1250341
durr hurr of course not, that's why I'm fucking studying.

>> No.1250349
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1250349

>>1250322
>learn engineering

Sure, just hang out at Gay Clubs

>> No.1250350

>>1250322
Yes, but in almost all states you can only be certified if you have a degree.

>> No.1250351

you can't, enjoy having to wait

>> No.1250363

>>1250322
Yeah, it is just engineering after all.

>> No.1250375

>>1250322
If you wait a couple of years, you won't even have to go to university (they are phasing out 4-year engineering degree programs in favor engineering vocational programs). Engineering is so easy it can be considered as just a trade, like automechanic. Good Luck!

>> No.1250378

>>1250375
Really? Thanks the advice.

>> No.1250384

>>1250375
not sure if troll or not, but really? even stuff like biomedical?

>> No.1250401

>>1250384
No, not a troll, and yes really.
Right now they are just cutting the basic ones. Eventually they will cut all engineering, even biomedical. That won't be for at least ten years though.