Fall Schedule thread

[Anonymous No.9892839]

Time to post those course lists and career paths. Pic related, sophomore mechanical engineer.

[Anonymous No.9892962]

>>9892839
Joint Math/CS program

Computer Architecture I
Data structures and algorithms
Multivariable Calculus
Linear Algebra I
Introduction to Probability

[Anonymous No.9892966]

>>9892962
Junior Mech Engineering

Mechanics of Materials
Dynamics
Advanced Calculus (Chose as my required tech elective)
Numerical Methods

Debating whether to add one more class

[Anonymous No.9892986]

>>9892966
Yeah you've got room for 1 more.

[Anonymous No.9893002]

>>9892962
Sophomore year btw

[Anonymous No.9893019]

>>9892966
Don’t do it. It’s nicknamed Numb Anal for a reason.

[Anonymous No.9893038]

>>9893019
kek
and the professor is notoriously known for being extremely tough

[Anonymous No.9893065]

>>9893019
>>9893038
Aren't numerical methods just plug and chug?

[Anonymous No.9893071]

Junior aero engineering

Fluid Mechanics
Experimental Methods
Aircraft Structural Analysis
Thermodynamics
"Advanced Engineering Mathematics"
Mechanical Vibrations and Control
Honors bullshit
Econ elective

[Anonymous No.9893072]

Geology/Political Theory double major, third year

Mineralogy

Mineralogy Lab

Geomorphology

Chemistry 1

Chemistry Lab 1

Politics of Eastern Europe

[Anonymous No.9893076]

Topology
Advanced Calculus I (baby analysis course)
Graph Theory
Number Theory
French I

Applying for grad school in math this fall.

[Anonymous No.9893086]

>>9893065
Yes, but to the point that it’s a huge time sink. You are literally plugging and chugging through 10 iteration of the same algorithm on an exam and one slip fucks your solution. Not to mention all the programming.

[Anonymous No.9893089]

>>9893086
Good thing I took it in an ODE course, so there wouldn't be much emphasis on the labor part.

[Anonymous No.9893102]

>>9892839
Lie Groups&Algebras
Complex Geometry I
Etale Cohomology
Numerical Analysis (degree requirement)
Some Gen Ed

[Anonymous No.9893106]

Advanced Classical Mechanics
Optical Instruments
Literature course about Thomas Mann

my last semester

[Anonymous No.9893109]

>>9892839
Freshman in an undergrad BA Biology program

Biological Principles
General Chemistry with focus in medicine
World History
Honors Religious Studies
Introduction to Speech-Language Disorders (hoping to major in SLP)

[Anonymous No.9893111]

Graduated CHEME:

Unemployed

[Anonymous No.9893114]

>>9892839
Analytic Number Theory
Intro to Topology
Applied Functional Analysis

[Anonymous No.9893115]

Freshman AeroEng/Math

First Year Engineering
Intro Computing Engineers
Foundations of Math
Gen Chem 1 + Lab
College Writing
Intro Prob & Stats

Comes out to 19 credits, dunno if its too much desu. Would rather take number theory course instead of prob and stats. Debating about switching to complex analysis

[Anonymous No.9893116]

>>9892839
>>9892962
>only 5 courses

Pathetic

[Anonymous No.9893118]

>>9893115
19 is doable, you have to have some semblance of a work ethic and can't be retarded.
t. 21

[Anonymous No.9893134]

>>9892839
Senior Physics
Solid State Devices
Wave Mechanics I
Physics Lab: Electronics
Linear and Matrix Algebra (I needed something to fill)

[Anonymous No.9893146]

Microeconomic Theory
Probability Theory
Multivariate Calculus

[Anonymous No.9893151]

behavioural ecology
marine ecology
FIRE lab which is some hands on nonsense type stuff where we design and carry out an experiment for the semester

applying for grad school for next fall in the next few months. want to study entomology

[Anonymous No.9893163]

>>9892966
wow man that's a really hard schedule

i don't think you can handle another class

i bet you chose ME because you like cars. faggot.

[Anonymous No.9893181]

Junior in Gender studies

Femisnist dance therapy 2
Uderwater basket weaving
Analysis of free bleeding
Principles of Genders 2

[Anonymous No.9893193]

>>9893163

[Anonymous No.9893212]

>>9893193
kek

[Anonymous No.9893213]

>>9892839
Seminar
Dissertation
Advanced Cell Biology

[Anonymous No.9893234]

analysis 2
number theory
abstract algebra
differential geometry

[Anonymous No.9893248]

Do you people have jobs?

I have a full-time job I need to keep and can only ever take night classes or like two classes at a time. At least I'm only another year from graduating

>Tfw

[Anonymous No.9893283]

>>9893116
>>9893163
Why are you guys in such a rush? Do you really think that a few more semesters makes any difference over a 40+ year career?

Take your time, baby your GPA, maybe even have some fun and go abroad for the summer or something.

[Anonymous No.9893293]

Computer Engineering

Calc 2
C++
General Physics
Physics Lab
History
Digital Logic 1

I started this spring.

[Anonymous No.9893299]

Managerial Accounting
Applied Marketing Management
Innovation in Product Development
Composite Laboratory
Mechanical Vibrations
Thermofluids System Design & Analysis

Going into fourth year Mech Eng with a minor in business

[Anonymous No.9893394]

these are my second year courses in applied math PhD. any questions feel free to ask

[Anonymous No.9893404]

Physics Major

(starting with the community college meme)

German 1 Section 1
Political Science 1
English Composition 1
Calculus 1

Got a 4 on my AP AB Calc test but I needed a 5 to make it transfer to U of Michigan. Also starting a buisness so I have no free time.

[Anonymous No.9893409]

>>9893404
You are going to end up spending at least 5 years in your undergrad in physics if you're not starting your intro physics courses right away. I'm not telling you to change majors, I'm just giving you a warning that it will probably cost you.

[Anonymous No.9893410]

>>9892962
>>9892966
>>9893071
>>9893072
>>9893076
>>9893102
>>9893109
>>9893115
>>9893134
>>9893293
>>9893299
insanity, do any of you have jobs or are your parents paying for all your shit?

[Anonymous No.9893417]

>>9893410
Dad pays for everything

[Anonymous No.9893421]

>>9893410
If you don't commit to school full time, there is almost no point in going.

[Anonymous No.9893434]

>>9893410
Full ride. Cashed out my college savings account (thanks mom and dad!) as well as military stipend for spending money + savings.

[Anonymous No.9893437]

>>9893421
But Anon I have a gf.

[Anonymous No.9893446]

>>9893437
yeah so do I. doesn't stop me from being focused on hitting career and academic goals

[Anonymous No.9893450]

>>9893410
free ride because of 33 act score ella mayo

[Anonymous No.9893455]

>>9893410
GI Bill, and job, I also saved a shitton while I was in the Air force.

[Anonymous No.9893463]

>>9893410
lul i am first generation uni student
come from poor family of immigrants man I wish parents paid my shit, but hopefully I'll be paying for everything they need in the future
I get financial aid and scholarships, I also have savings from wage cucking and penny pinching since sophomore yr in highscool

I am this poster >>9892966

[Anonymous No.9893464]

>>9893071
how is that? Is it hard? I really want to go into that field but im not sure

[Anonymous No.9893477]

>>9893464
Hardest classes of my life were differential equations and rigid body dynamics.
Put in the work and even an idiot can pass. If you're competent, you can get an A. I really enjoy the coursework. Internships pay good, but you might be better off career-wise to go for straight MechE. Overall, go for it!

[Anonymous No.9893481]

>>9893071
Holy shit. 8 classes? Do you spend every waking hour studying?

[Anonymous No.9893482]

>>9893477
Do you work a lot with planes and aviation-related things? Cause planes are like...my whole world, but I don't want to be stuck behind a desk working on other things that aren't planes or flying machines. (Sorry for the questions, I'm just really nervous to choose)

[Anonymous No.9893490]

>>9893482
Not yet, I'm getting into aero-related course material this coming semester. I'm doing ROTC so hopefully once I get my degree I can fly planes for a job. Internships give tons of opportunities to do that sort of thing, but there are also "flight studies" majors at some unis. Not very useful, but you get lots of involvement with aircraft. Lots of jobs in non-aircraft development, but do well so you get to choose your job not the other way around.

[Anonymous No.9893493]

Analysis I (papa rudin)
Number Theory
Hungarian I (prof is a smoke show)
C and x86 assembly course smashed together
Applied Cryptography and Networking
Work study job on campus.

>>9893410
I never see many people here who work on the side, it's definitely a time vampire. Maybe it's just because STEM students typically come from a higher income bracket, unless they're complete failures like mine. The only exception being veterans, engineers who need co-op or something along those lines.

[Anonymous No.9893496]

>>9893481
20/24 hours spent studying, 24/24 hours spent hating my life decisions.

[Anonymous No.9893499]

>>9893490
Hmm alright, thank you anon! I wish you luck! :3

[Anonymous No.9893508]

>>9893421
Bull-fucking-shit.

Life isn't a straight line. There are many people in university who've seen some shit and have hard lives trying to reach their goals. Their efforts in taking 3 courses a semester while working a job are no less significant than someone with a full ride because they had a cozy life.

It doesn't matter if it takes you 4 or 7 years, a bachelor's degree is still a bachelor's degree

[Anonymous No.9893510]

>>9893499
Good luck to you too anon, getting accepted to a program means they're confident you can succeed. The rest is up to you, and in order to get in you've already proven you can do it.

[Anonymous No.9893513]

Physics first year grad student at a top 25 school.

Mathematical Methods for Physicists I
Physics Grad Seminar
Computerized Modeling
Relativity
Mechanics

[Anonymous No.9893550]

>>9893508
I agree with most of the things you say, but that does not mean that making less than total commitment is acceptable. If someone is serious about their career and making a better life for themselves, then they will work as hard as they possibly can on their degree. There is one thing I disagree with:
>a bachelor's degree is still a bachelor's degree
Do you honestly believe that the brilliant student who graduated in 3 years with research experience is equally qualified as the dim student who graduated in 7 years while working part time at a fast food place? No employer would treat the student who took longer the same. If you believe otherwise, you have a distorted view of the workforce for STEM.

[Anonymous No.9893551]

>>9892839
>6 courses in one semester
How many credit hours is that?
Enjoy destroying your GPA

[Anonymous No.9893557]

>>9893551
I'm not the anon you replied to, but I took 21 or 22 credit hours per semester every quarter of my Bachelor's and my schedule normally looked like the pic you replied to. I graduated with a 3.55. It is possible to have an A or A- average while taking that many classes.

[Anonymous No.9893562]

>>9893394
Why are you studying fluid dynamics instead of continuum mechanics?

[Anonymous No.9893577]

>>9893550
>Do you honestly believe that the brilliant student who graduated in 3 years with research experience is equally qualified as the dim student who graduated in 7 years while working part time at a fast food place?

Given the same GPA? The guy working at the fast food place is going to be seen as having enough wisdom to understand what he can handle and what he cannot. STEM is a career you do till you pretty much drop dead, a few extra years to get your undergrad mean fuck all.

[Anonymous No.9893590]

>>9893562
2 reasons i guess:
>that fluids course is taught from our applied mathematics department, so I know the professor and the course looks interesting
>continuum mechanics is in the physics dept and not taught this quarter
I'll be taking some other physics courses as i have time for them

[Anonymous No.9893594]

>>9893577
I respect that you hold the opinion that employers will look at applicants with no bias. I don't agree that they will look at the resumes with equal light though. i think there will be a bias for younger applicants. maybe its not fair, but i still see that.

[Anonymous No.9893602]

4th semester of Astronomy

Methods of mathematical physics
Classical Mechanics II
Electricity and Magnetism
Laboratory of Astronomy
And Tennis

[Serious Sam No.9893709]

>>9893410
>What are student loans, grants and scholarships

[Anonymous No.9893745]

>>9893594
Not him, but when does age stop mattering? When you get your PHD? When you utterly destroy your peers in competition? When you invent and patent all kinds of new technologies? Publish tons of papers? Or does it never stop mattering ever, ever, ever and skill is eternally a non-factor?

[Anonymous No.9893768]

>>9893745
Thanks for the (You).
Age will stop to matter when you are not applying to entry level positions. There is a noticeable difference between an enthusiastic bright-eyed 22 year old and an older jaded 27 year old, you can see it in the interview. However, a 32 year old and a 37 year old applying for a higher-up position will make less of a difference, they'll both be early-middle aged. 5 years matters less at that age.

[Anonymous No.9893887]

>>9892839
Year 2 CS:

Operating Systems & Computer Networks
Database systems
Formal languages
Algorithms
Software Engineering
Logic and verification
+
AI
Functional Programming
Algorithmic graph theory

[Anonymous No.9893897]

>>9893076
Aren't you supposed to take advanced calculus in your first or second year?

[Anonymous No.9893903]

First year maths:

Multivariate Calculus
Discrete mathematics II (no CS majors this time!)
Game theory
Statistics
Modern philosophy

[Anonymous No.9893997]

[Anonymous No.9894007]

>>9893997
Ayy uOttawa :^)

[Anonymous No.9894157]

Adv. organic chemistry (grad)
Instrumental analysis
Real analysis
Abstract algebra
Topics in organometallic chemistry (grad)
Research

Chem major/math minor

[Anonymous No.9894158]

Physics 1-4
Analysis 1-2
Linear algebra
Some english
Some smaller physics courses

[Anonymous No.9894177]

>>9892839

>Electrodynamics I
>Statistical physics
>Quantum mechanics I
>Lab
>General theory of relativity

[Anonymous No.9894192]

>>9893997
Is that uofcalgary buddy?

[Anonymous No.9894211]

225 Math Methods
325 Classical Mechanics
441 Differential Equations
416 Abstract Linear Algebra
423 Differential Geometry

+ Some bullshit gened

[Anonymous No.9894221]

>>9892839
You chose this schedule, so I hope you are well aware of the time investment of all that shit plus a lab! This will be the straw that nearly broke the camel's back. You can do it though.

[Anonymous No.9894223]

Sophomore Chemistry major, "pre-med"

>Organic Chemistry I & lab
>Calculus III
>General Physics I & lab
>Microeconomics & 2 other gen ed

[Anonymous No.9894226]

>>9893118
did 20 for two semesters and 21 last semester all while working... it pushes your sanity

[Anonymous No.9894235]

Sophomore Quant/Math major

Calculus 2
Financial Accounting
Psychology 101
American History

14 credit hours boys, comfy semester.
Pls no make fun of Calc 2 during sophomore year I switched mid year.

[Anonymous No.9894269]

Technically a senior (3rd year) in EE:
-Senior Design Project 1
-Grad Photonics
-Grad Applications of Electrodynamics
-Labview
-Last class is a toss up between Digital Signal Processing, Optoelectronics, or some electromagnetics course
Also doing 10-20 hours of research which may or may not count for a few credit hours

[Anonymous No.9894286]

>>9894226
Why would you do that to yourself? Did you have any time to study aside from working?

[Anonymous No.9894299]

Freshmen Math/CS Major
Physics 1
Calc 3
English 101
intro to sciences

[Anonymous No.9894306]

>>9894299
>intro to sciences

[Anonymous No.9894307]

>>9893768
Taking 9 years to finish an undergrad degree is a big difference than taking an extra couple of semesters. Stop fear mongering people into following arbitrary time tables.

[Anonymous No.9894309]

>>9894221
The lab is a fucking joke, materials science & engineering has a meme professor who basically has "fill in the blanks", and intro to mechanical design is 5 weeks.

[Anonymous No.9894310]

Freshman in CS.

Some c++ class
Discrete Math
Japanese 1
First year have to take bullshit class

[Anonymous No.9894315]

>>9893450
Which college gives you a full rude for a 33 on the act?

[Anonymous No.9894320]

>>9894307
Too late, he already succeeded. I enrolled in uni as a 22yo boomer. Reading shit like that makes me anxious as fuck and willing to drop out to continue my miserable "career" in IT.

[Anonymous No.9894325]

>>9894211
Which year?

[Anonymous No.9894334]

>>9894315
this, I had a 33 and at least got full tuition but a full ride?

[Anonymous No.9894339]

Macroeconomics
Engineering Materials
Structural Theory and Design I

Only 11 hours this semester because I took a summer intensive, feels comfy niggas. Next year I'm going to get buttfucked though

[Anonymous No.9894345]

>>9894320
I didn’t go back to school till I was 30 and I stomped all over the kids I was competing against. Had eight offers prior to graduating and I still have a standing offer from three of them.

[Anonymous No.9894361]

>>9894334
Which colleges gove full tuition on a 33 act?

[Anonymous No.9894364]

>>9894339
Get a head start on next year's chars classes. Getting complacent with you current course loss won't do you any favours.

[Anonymous No.9894374]

>>9892839
Calc 3 in Fall of sophomore year? Are you a brainlet or is this common among Americucks?

[Anonymous No.9894378]

https://jamiemataac1.blogspot.com/2018/04/introduction.html List of all blogs for programming, engineering, storytelling..etc......

[Anonymous No.9894390]

>>9894361
midwest biggest state school in the state, only need a 32 act (no writing needed) as a state resident and maybe some minimum high school rank to get the scholarship and dont need an essay or anything else. Also another one nearby that is only 31 act. It is still an R1 and ABET accredited university so best choice for me on price. It got me into a top 5 uni for my PhD (EE) so I still took out loans for dorm room shit but only got like $20k in debt which should be easy to pay off if I get a job with my PhD.

[Anonymous No.9894411]

>>9894325
3rd in physics

[Anonymous No.9894413]

>>9894286
i got bored. also yeah i have time to spare. not much but enough that i didnt kill myself. you really have be good with time management

[Anonymous No.9894415]

>>9892839
economics major, 2nd semester freshman

physical geology I
intro to statistics
ethics
english II
macroeconomics I

[Anonymous No.9894450]

>>9894374
Common in schools on a semester based system. Yurope goes from Calc I-IV, and american calc is just I-III and merges some material together.

[Anonymous No.9894460]

>>9894390
Were you able to build relationships with your professor and/oe do undergraduate research?

[Anonymous No.9894483]

Year 2 math major

Statistical analysis
Probability Theory I
Numerical Analysis
Abstract algebra
Combinatorics
Complex Analysis (probably won't take this one)

[Anonymous No.9894530]

>>9894235
>calls themselves a quant
>taking calc 2 sophomore year
i hope you can catch up.

[Anonymous No.9894539]

>>9894320
Not trying to make you self conscious, but I already had a master's degree by the time I was 22. Wow you really are late to the party.

>>9894345
if this is true then that's pretty unusual for anyone of any age

[Anonymous No.9894585]

>>9893450
>>9894315
>>9894334
>>9894361
What the fuck I had a 35 and only got $1,700 per semester

[Anonymous No.9894589]

>>9894530
This. All the serious what's finish calc 3 and diff eq in high school, and do graduate level time-series analysis in their first or second year of college.

[Anonymous No.9894624]

>>9894585
Quants, sorry.

[Anonymous No.9894628]

No idea. What should I expect from engineering at Cambridge?

[Anonymous No.9894656]

>>9894390
U Nebraska?

[Anonymous No.9894714]

>>9894539
Fuck...

[Anonymous No.9894721]

>>9894589
i don't know about that, but i do know that the better students do graduate level work in 3rd or 4th year of university

[Anonymous No.9894789]

Third year in CS/Math

Advanced Calculus II
Number Theory
Introduction to PHP and JavaScript
Cryptology
Seminar in Law, Literature, and Film

[Anonymous No.9894808]

>>9894460
yeah, the uni was like 30k people but largest major related course was 50 people and the specialization courses in jr and sr year were like 2-15 people. I didnt personally talk to professors, except for the ones I researched with, but other people did. Biggest class I heard of was 300 people in some big gen ed easy course

[Anonymous No.9894810]

>>9894656
yes

[Anonymous No.9894833]

>>9893594
>Let's see, should I hire the 4.2 GPA 6th authorship turboautist 20 yr old bachelor's degree kid or the 27 yr old with adequate work experience, discipline, and foresight to get his degree?

Actually this was supposed to be a shitpost but you've now definitely made me considere this scenario from an employer's perspective. I guess the decision would be a factor of the nature of the job itself, the company and interview performance.

Still, I'm slightly inclined to say that work experience and interpersonal skills would play a significant factor in the decision, all others things being comparable or equal.

[Anonymous No.9894884]

>>9894833
Yeah, this is my point. Basically, imagine you are the project manager of some engineers or scientists:
>hire the guy who seems socially collected but has a worse resume and might need training
or
>hire the guy who is a clear autist going neck deep in the technical details but will probably need no managing to be motivated for work

I am not even really trying to say that older means worse, as much as I am saying that young people with a ton of qualifications tend to be unusually hard workers.

[Anonymous No.9894921]

>Algebraic geometry
>Combinatorics
>Universal algebra 1
>Algebraic topology 1
>Riemannian geometry 1
>Model theory
>Thesis 1 (out of 3)
Electives need not be listed. I want to focus on symplectic geometry.

[Anonymous No.9894923]

>>9892839
>dynamics
>strength of materials
>thermodynamics
>ethical concepts in applied science
anyone know what this is?
>gen chem for engineers
it's good because it doesn't require lab :^)

[Anonymous No.9894927]

Switching universities from one that didn't have gened to one that does, so I went back one semester
>Government I
>Government II
>Composition and Rhetoric
>Art History I
>General Chemistry II
>Chemistry Lab
For some reason they didn't accept my Materials Chemistry and Molecular Engineering class, so looks like I'm just gonna get a free A.

[Anonymous No.9894933]

>>9892839
Numerical Methods
Probability Theory
Dynamical Systems

Should be a fun and chill semester.

[Anonymous No.9894975]

>>9894921
why do you need 3 theses? and does your uni not have a max course load? mine only allowed about 6-8 courses, but it was probably just to jew more money out of people through fees

[Anonymous No.9894983]

>>9894833
>>9894884
Turboautists should be given a fair shake more often. They've never been able to expect success and rewards to simply fall into their lap like the socially gifted, so they've learned to fight for every inch and take an insane amount of personal ownership of their field and professional development.
Companies need to decide whether they want to prioritize results and profits, or being a cool kids' club

[Anonymous No.9895019]

>>9894585
>>9894315
a bunch of schools down south give good money for good act scores to boost their numbers

[Anonymous No.9895022]

>>9894975
It's one thesis, workload is 6,9,15 ECTS and you take 1 in 1st year and 2 in 2nd year. All courses but model theory are 5 ECTS, model theory is 3 ECTS.
Max workload is 65 ECTS/year by default, but since i did good in undergrad my yearly limit is 75 ECTS.
Listed are all mandatory courses as suggested by advisors - you take all mandatory courses in winter semester and take thesis 1 in summer semester, plus electives to fill out the ECTS limit for your degree (120 ECTS in 2 years for MSc) in either semester. Second year is thesis 2 + electives in winter semester and thesis 3 + electives (if you still have any ECTS left) in winter semester.

[Anonymous No.9895030]

>>9893997
Holy shit that Tuesday

[Anonymous No.9895031]

>>9893071
oooh you big brain person

[Anonymous No.9895046]

>>9894539
Nah it’s not unusual at all. Every old dude I went to college with had the same experience. My TS/SCI clearance alone got me a dozen interviews. Had buddies that worked in construction and marketing and all they had to do was spin their experience as relevant to the position.

If what you are saying had any truth to it then veterans or people switching careers would be SOL and that’s not the case.

[Anonymous No.9895072]

>>9894721
>doing graduate level work
Lmao nigga I don't wanna do that shit I just wanna get my 150k salary job pushing fucking paper and swinging someone else's money around, fuck doing research.

[Anonymous No.9895090]

>>9895022
okay that makes more sense, is there any meaning behind ECTS credits? in my uni in the US 5 credit hours would mean you spend 5 hours in the class each week. Whether it's 1 hr every weekday or one 5 hr sessions or two 2.5 hr session. Just wondering because was thinking of applying to some euro unis for my masters in photonics like ET Zurich, EPFL, and some Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters

[Anonymous No.9895101]

>>9895019
>a bunch of third rate schools will shell out for you so they can game the system and look better than they actually are
what if i don't want to go to a shit school?

[Anonymous No.9895139]

>>9895101
if you are in engineering and your uni is ABET accreddited it is fine for getting a job. If you want to go to grad school then any R1 or R2 state school is fine. If you cant get into your dream grad school from that than it is entirely your fault. I for one am glad I went to a third rate uni for free rather than some out of state or private uni like my high school friends (MIT, caltech, berkeley) that are in $100k+ of debt as we all now go to the same grad school

[Anonymous No.9895148]

>>9895090
ECTS isn't as clear, it differs by country and even by uni. Basically 60 ECTS should add up to 1600-1800 hours on my uni, and my semester has 12 weeks so 1 ECTS is roughly 2.3 hours weekly on my uni. This includes class, assignments, studying, etc.
Also, don't do Erasmus, it's trash unless you're from utterly trash uni.
If you want to get to ETH you better attend an ivy-tier uni in burgerland and/or get some letters of recommendation, your undergrad honestly sucks in comparison.

[Anonymous No.9895172]

>>9895148
is erasmus that bad? i was interest because it could be free and a nice time traveling through 2-3 universities. ETH I think I am alright but my courses might not be enough. Theirs seems to be much more broad for EE (more emphasis on CS, Math) where as mine is more specialized for my subject (photonics, optics) as my whole last two years are focused on it. My GPA, gre, research, and internships should be good enough other wise

[Anonymous No.9895218]

>>9895172
All my highschool friends regret doing Erasmus.
I know how my uni treats Erasmus students - even though it's one of the better unis in EU, the requirements for Erasmus kids are ridiculously low. A friend of mine, doing PhD in CS at the same uni taught Erasmus kids one of the programming classes and the potatoes zipped a whole workspace folder created by their editor when they were supposed to zip just the source files and a makefile, there was one guy who just zipped some XML file created by his editor. Also rampart plagiarism.
They all passed the class for "diplomatic reasons" while regular enrolled students would be thrown out after pulling that shit 3 weeks into semester.
Good luck on the ETH though, competition is very tough there.

[Anonymous No.9895225]

rising junior BS Math

Chaos and Nonlinear Dynamics
Analysis
Algebra II
whatever statistics class
gen ed

[Anonymous No.9895276]

math undergrad, junior

Linear Algebra
Intro to Combinatorics
Optimization
Probability, Random Processes, & Applications

[Anonymous No.9895278]

>>9892839

> computer graphics
> parallel programming
> artificial intelligence
> data analysis and regression

super interested in every class, its gonna be a good semester :^)

[Anonymous No.9895585]

2nd year math/cs major

Calculus III
Abstract Linear Algebra
Combinatorial and Descrete Mathematics
Programming Foundations I
Intermediate Russian I

I'm currently at 17 credits, debating whether I should add another class as I'm gonna have to work as well

[Anonymous No.9895598]

Calc II
Linear Algebra (the math one not the watered down engineering one)
Stats 218 (intro to stats for math and stats students)
Physics 140 (college physics using calculus)

[Anonymous No.9895603]

>>9892839
All courses marked "enrolled" in the pic
Not in US
Math(s) major

[Anonymous No.9895733]

>>9895101
UAH gives a full tuition scholarship based on test scores, is an r1uni, and has ABET accredited engineering programs. I'm considering it, but the campus life is lacking (many if the students are commuters, not much involvement in clubs), although this might just be a result of the high rate of engineering students.

[Anonymous No.9895737]

>>9895019
Do you know any besides the ones in Alabama?

[Anonymous No.9895910]

Junior Astrophysics

Order of Magnitude Astro
Mechanics
Math methods for physics

[Anonymous No.9895935]

Big Ideas in Computer Science - blowoff 1 credit pass/fail survey course
Theory of Computation - turing and chompsky and shit. i took a similar course in my undergrad. ez mode
Principle of Computer Security - i dunno lol

I have .25FTE as an RA and .25FTE fo free to do my own shit. I'm gonna have so much time to work on my thesis, and it's gonna be great.

[Anonymous No.9895953]

2nd year double math/econ major

Concepts of Real Analysis
Honors Discrete Mathematics
Probability Theory
Honors Intermediate Microeconomics
Intermediate Econometrics

[Anonymous No.9896778]

>>9895276
>>9895225
Lol look at the difference between you two

[Anonymous No.9897165]

Anal Chem + Lab
Calculus based Physics + Lab
Genetics
History course
Biochemistry
19 Credits total and working in a lab for an additional 3

[Anonymous No.9897195]

Junior mechanical engineer

MEE360 - Fluid mechanics
MEE370 - Analysis and modeling of control systems
MEE380 - Design 2
MEE445 - Aeronautics
PHY236 - Intro to quantum mechanics

[Anonymous No.9897197]

>>9895101
all undergrad schools are the same dumbass. youo're posting here so i know youre not smart enough that going to an ivy league matters

[Anonymous No.9897198]

>>9895737
Theres some like Ole Miss or Utah State University, they arent exactly MIT or anything but theyre not straight trash

[Anonymous No.9897203]

>>9897195
do you go to a community college by chance?

[Anonymous No.9897218]

>>9897203
Nope

[Anonymous No.9897219]

>>9897218
Ah ok just checking because the image looks familiar

[Anonymous No.9897228]

>>9892839
Junior
Personal financial advisor

Economics: Collection of Data and Pre-Econometrics
Economics: International Economic Problems
Economics: Immigration Economics
History: World War I
Finance: Legal Environments

[Anonymous No.9897244]

Junior
Personal financial advisor hopefully; currently in economics undergraduate program. Also have a second major in history for fun/to pad out my GPA (have gotten As in all them so far, so it's useful).

Economics: Collection of Data and Pre-Econometrics
Economics: International Economic Problems
Economics: Immigration Economics
History: World War I
Finance: Legal Environments

[Anonymous No.9897248]

>>9892839
Junior in mechanical engineering undergrad

Thermodynamics 2
Fluids 1
Material science
Mechanics of materials 1
Dynamics of systems
18 credits 0 labs this fall

[Anonymous No.9897254]

>>9897197
haha disregard that, I suck cocks

[Anonymous No.9897269]

>>9894585
Your family was probably rich.

[Anonymous No.9897283]

Calculus 3
Probability and Statistics
Intro to CompSci II (in C++)
Digital Design I
System and Circuit I

[Anonymous No.9897301]

>>9897198
Utah state has mormons and ole miss is just one big party school.

[Anonymous No.9897304]

>>9897283
Prob & stats can lick my scrot. I had a really autistic professor for that class.

[Anonymous No.9897305]

>>9897254
>I don't realize that other people also understand how anonymity works on this website.

[Anonymous No.9897336]

>>9893997
bite the pillow, they're going in dry.

[Anonymous No.9897510]

Year 3 Math

Geology(need a science for graduation)
Abstract Algebra
Structure of modern Geometry
Stochastic Processes
Topology 1
Tennis

[Anonymous No.9897913]

>>9897510
why not take physics?

[Anonymous No.9898331]

>>9897203

I wasn't aware there were community colleges that teach upper level ME classes like Fluid Mechanics.

[Anonymous No.9898344]

Computer Engineering. Trying to recover all the time I lost being a faggot.

>Physics II
>Physics II Lab
>Electromagnetism I
>Electromagnetism Lab
>Analogical Electronics II
>Analogical Electronics II Lab
>Linear Algebra
>Probability
>Compilers

I'm a fucking awful student. I'm going to die.

[Anonymous No.9898354]

>>9892839
Biosys Engineering design 1
Practicum

and you pick

Environmental chemical kinetics - chemistry math about capturing pollutants
Bioinformatics - gene analysis with python
Plant Biotech w/ lab - PCR , gene insertion

[Anonymous No.9898613]

>>9898331
he was probably recognizing the website design more so than the course numbers

[Anonymous No.9898619]

>>9892839
I'm stuffing more than is advisible into my fall schedule as I want to get my masters over with quickly, what does /sci/ think of these course I'm taking?

Model predictive control
Embedded systems
ASIC and FPGA design
Enforced learning
Non-linear control
Digital signal processing

[Anonymous No.9898715]

>>9898619
At my university, taking a course load like that would be considered certain failure in at least 3 of them. My university also does not count C or C+ as a passing grade for graduate level work. You should make sure you can pass your courses.

Or not. Go for it dude. post pics of your totally fucked grades at the end of the term.

[Anonymous No.9898860]

>>9898619
these classes are basically everything I hate about EE

[Anonymous No.9899096]

>>9898860
How come? Genuinely interested as I find all of those subjects fascinating.

[Anonymous No.9899146]

Freshmeat EE
University seminar
Engineering seminar
English 1
Multivariate calc
Computation Lab 1
Essential bio
Physics III

[Anonymous No.9899375]

>>9899096
I dont know I just find them boring. Embedded systems and DSP is alright. I do more optics, photonics, and RF shit in EE

[Anonymous No.9899580]

>>9897913
I go to a university with a really difficult physics program desu and i'm already taking a lot of "hard math" so i didn't wanna be overwhelmed, I've thought about switching out geo with astronomy tho

[Anonymous No.9899605]

Intro Art History
Japanese III
Abstract Algebra
Linear Algebra II
Multivariable Calc
ODE

[Anonymous No.9900632]

>>9899605
lmao weeb

[Anonymous No.9900947]

>>9892839
ChemE lab II
Reactor design
ChemE design (project class)
Principals of Biochem (Online)
Teacher for design is a massively bitch with ridiculous standards unique to herself.

[Anonymous No.9900982]

>>9892839
year 2 physic grad school
Quantum Field Theory
Mathematical Methods of Physics II
Solid State Physics

[Anonymous No.9902578]

Junior Mech Engineering w/ Comp Math Minor

Linear Algebra
Fluid Mechanics
Stress Analysis
Thermodynamics II
Mechanical Lab I

>>9893115
19's the upper limit for most people. You'll be fine.

>>9893404
You'll probably prefer the refresher calc course anyway. Calc 2 is a bitch without it.

>>9894339
Might as well carry a bedroll around with you. Even ignoring the few credits, those are piss-easy classes.

>>9894923
I took a course called "Engineering Ethics" last month. It was a bunch of case studies mixed in with ethical theories (consequentialism, virtue ethics, etc.). Boring, but easy. I'm guessing you'll end up doing more theory than laws, codes, etc.

[Anonymous No.9903359]

Second Year - Physics:Radiation

DIFFEQ with Linear Algerba
Concepts of Nuclear Radiation Engineering
Waves Lab
Waves and optics
Modern Physics and Thermodynamics

[Anonymous No.9903457]

Mech Engineering, starting senior year

ECE 421, Intro to Solar Cells
Mech 402, Thermal Systems Design
Mech 414, Machine Design II
Mech 416, Mech Systems Design I (Capstone project)
Mech 489, Material Failure Mech Design

Heat transfer last semester was a bitch because the professor was gone half the time and apparently didn't give a shit about the class since he was quitting anyways. Here's hoping this year goes better. How does the last year usually compare in terms of difficulty?

[Anonymous No.9903512]

Biochemistry/Molecular Biology Major

Advanced Biochem 1
Linear Algebra
Data Structures
Bullshit grad writing req
Python Programming
Marching Band/Jazz Band/Flute Ensemble
Independent research (10-20 avg hours per week)

Easy Semester while I apply for graduate programs

[Anonymous No.9903545]

>>9897283
Hey that looks like a kickass schedule. If you’re intelligent, you’re on a great path already

[Anonymous No.9903547]

>>9898344
SHIT. Good luck man

[Anonymous No.9903560]

Freshman, dual EE and Math faggot with a lot of prereqs.

Intro to EE/Comp Sci (same department, one course)
Digital System Design
Linear Algebra
Intro to Proofs
Stupid bullshit honors course
Stupid bullshit fine art course
Intro to research class (supposed to help me get into a professor’s lab more easily)

I’m walking in with 50 credit hours already, so I’m hoping to assblast myself and take an accelerated 5-year master’s program in four years while it’s still free.

[Anonymous No.9903716]

>>9893997
I can tell you right now, buddy, that if your major is not chemistry, that tuesday is going to ruin your life forever

[Anonymous No.9903772]

>>9898344
just apply yourself

[Anonymous No.9904996]

>>9892839
Chem/Physics double major

Inorganic chemistry

Molecular spectroscopy lab

Physics lab 1

Senior physics lab

intro to real analysis

Condensed matter physics

[Anonymous No.9905001]

>>9894177
sounds like fun anon

[Anonymous No.9905011]

>>9904996
forgot to mention, I'm a sophomore

[Anonymous No.9905179]

Mastera, Aerospace Engineering, also a full-time engineer

Just taking partial differential equations and 3 hours of thesis this fall. It'll be the last class I take for my Master's!

>>9893482
Or you can be stuck behind a desk working on planes (I don't recommend it)

>>9893248
I feel you

[Anonymous No.9905186]

Math/Physics Senior

Classical Mechanics
Computational Physics Lab
Partial Differential Equations
Topology
Number Theory
Astrophysics

[Anonymous No.9905324]

First semester as a senior, EE

Senior Design I
Communication systems
Materials of electrical engineering
Engineering Cost Analysis(elective)
Computer Communication Networks
Control Systems Lab
+1 general ed class


this is all barely 17 units I believe

My last semester should be around 12 units or so, litework by then.

[Anonymous No.9905412]

>lots of ap credits from High School
>on track to graduate 1/2 a semester early
>only 13 credits first semester
Freshman civil major, am I smart or retarded for taking this few credits?

[Anonymous No.9905439]

>>9905412
Depends on who is paying

[Anonymous No.9905448]

>>9894656
University of Nebraska gives crazy scholarships. I'm from Florida and got in state tuition because my mom went there. Brother got a full ride as well with a 3.9. Go big red from a 3rd generation husker.

[Anonymous No.9905467]

Third year math and CS double major (also took a bunch of physics courses)
>design and analysis of algorithms (graduate level)
>intro to quantum mechanics
>real analysis ii
>abstract algebra ii
>database design

[Anonymous No.9905479]

>>9905412
Freshman year is ez. You will be wishing for a 12 credit semester when you are a senior.

[Anonymous No.9905495]

Faculty, Mech. Eng.

Only one course: Fluid Mechanics IV (graduate)

[Anonymous No.9905584]

3rd Year Nuclear Engineering Student here:

Intro to Nuclear Engineering
Applied Mathematical Analysis
Proof-based Differential Equations
Circuits
Graphics (Intro to Drafting)

I'm probably going to try to fit in some kind of seminar course or something else given I'm only at 14 credits.

[Anonymous No.9905613]

>>9892839
>grad student year one
>need to take some reqs for grad courses because undergrad was in physics
>pic related, it's me in my AE courses in a few weeks

Aerostructures 1, Aerospace Dynamics, Aerodynamics 1, Aerothermodynamics

Pretty excited to start. :)

[Anonymous No.9905632]

>>9893146
This seems like the most reasonable course load so far. This guy has time to go to the gym and fuck.

[Anonymous No.9905642]

>>9905584
y taking intro to nuc in 3rd yr?

[Anonymous No.9905648]

>>9903457
>ECE 421, Intro to Solar Cells
r u going to washington state?

[Anonymous No.9905650]

>>9899146
relativistic physics seems out of place with english 1 and seminar classes. can you throw down what happens if you are traveling at light speed and turn on your headlights?

[Anonymous No.9905699]

How bad is it?

[Anonymous No.9906056]

Fundamentals of Nanophotonics
Optical Electronics
Biomedical Imaging
Beginner's German 1
First year grad student using free tuition to learn a language

[Anonymous No.9906548]

>>9895278
Nice, I'm taking parallel programming and computer graphics next semester as well! As well as computational mathematics and computer architecture. I'm interested in applying for scientific computing graduate programs; are you?

[Anonymous No.9906716]

>>9905001
Yeah I’m pretty hyped desu. I also have an electronics course which I will leave for a later semester. But overall it seems like a deep and difficult semester.

[Anonymous No.9907864]

first semester sophomore EE

[Anonymous No.9908365]

Calculus II
Physics I
Physics I Lab

That's it...

[Anonymous No.9908760]

Any CCNY Grove boyz?

[Anonymous No.9908771]

Looking at this thread's resplies, it's not a surprise so many american have perfect scores.

[Anonymous No.9908774]

>>9908771
Also why the fuck do you guys have to take retarded humanities courses? top kek

[Anonymous No.9908944]

>>9905699
Looks you don't have time to fuck off on your afternoons.

[Anonymous No.9908970]

>>9893450
University of Alabama?

[Anonymous No.9908984]

>>9908944
Do you want to be a full stem autist


?

[Anonymous No.9910276]

>>9905650
Its because I took a bunch of stemlord ap classes in high school then skipped those classes in college.

[Anonymous No.9910280]

>>9908771
>>9908774
Living in your head rent-free lmao

[Anonymous No.9911346]

>>9894539
I'll be 22 in a few weeks and I have 46 transferrable units. A third of them are unrelated to my major because I wasted three years not knowing what I wanted to do

[Anonymous No.9911363]

Genomics
Immunotoxicology of Drugs and Chemicals
Exercise Physiology Seminar

Looking to become an industry physiologist

[Anonymous No.9911421]

>>9903545
Depends which year he's in desu

[Anonymous No.9911423]

>>9903560
Which uni? Is the masters a research or course-based one?

[Anonymous No.9911427]

>>9904996
Why are you taking real analysis?

[Anonymous No.9911447]

>>9893410
>tfw swedish and get paid to study :-)

[Anonymous No.9911457]

>>9893076
>applying for grad school
>babby analysis
>graph theory

[Anonymous No.9911460]

2nd year engineering physics

[Anonymous No.9911472]

>>9911346
I started a masters at 26 last year after dicking around in university and hopping programs since 17. Grad school's much more engrossing and rewarding. Freedom to research, publish and present your own stuff.
Just wrangle yourself an undergrad and move on up into whatever you're passionate about.

[Anonymous No.9911490]

>>9892839
im studying math and chemisty this year, but HOW THE FUCK CAN PEOPLE HAVE 5 COURSES AT ONCE?

[Anonymous No.9911494]

>>9911490
Blood, sweat and tears.

[Anonymous No.9911685]

>>9911490
pretty standard m8

[Anonymous No.9911876]

>>9911472
Thanks, this is good advice

[Anonymous No.9912760]

>>9894539
>but I already had a master's degree by the time I was 22.
But you are american... Any retard can get some meme 3 years "engineering" degree and then get a master.

[Anonymous No.9912850]

>>9912760
My degrees are in mathematics at University of California. You can think whatever you want of our education system. Truth is that people from all over the world want to be there for whatever reasons. Hate it if you want, I don't care.

>>9911346
Did you take those units at a community college? If so, then at least you didn't waste your money, only your time.

>>9911472
I'm a PhD student now. I would wrangle an undergrad if any of them were willing to work hard on academics. A lot of them are just thinking about money. I don't blame them for that, but I can't really help fund people who aren't personally interested in the material. The research would just slow down more than I'd like.

[Anonymous No.9913487]

>>9911472
>>9912850
thank you anons. the only direction is to transfer and I'm grateful I'm currently not in debt from dicking around at an actual university. Good luck in your endeavors as well

[Anonymous No.9913498]

Quantum Mechanics I
Astrophysics I
Fundamental Properties of Spaces and Functions I

and
drum roll

Bullshit gen ed (history of jazz) (fuck my school)

[Anonymous No.9913623]

>>9893072
>no physics you sir can fuck right off

[Anonymous No.9913744]

>>9913498
>history of jazz)
wtf

[Anonymous No.9913775]

>>9912850
Where are you doing your PhD?

[Anonymous No.9913800]

>>9913744
tell me about it lol

[Anonymous No.9913825]

>>9913775
One of the most hardcore leftist places on earth. pic related.

[Anonymous No.9913930]

>>9908970
Huntsville gives you 100% tuition for a good act. Then it comes to about 10k per year for room and board.

[Anonymous No.9913948]

>>9893072
Mind if I ask why you decided to choose these two majors to study in?

[Anonymous No.9913952]

>>9913825
Pretty sure Reed college has them beat. I'm scared of Fred's culture but at the same time envious of it's academics. I don't know if I should go there.

[Anonymous No.9913953]

>>9913948
He likes rocks and politics, probably. I wonder if he'll combine the two and take a course on geopolitics or something

[Anonymous No.9913960]

>>9913953
I figured, I was just curious if he's planning on mining in Eastern Europe, or some crazy lucrative gig all us rockfags are missing out on

[Anonymous No.9913965]

>>9913952
I won't argue that other places are just are leftist. UCSC is soaking in sjw nonsense though. Our humanities programs (except for philosophy) are more of a joke than anywhere in the world. There is literally no academic spirit or rigor to it. All the PhD students take 7 years and many aren't even funded. Literature is the worst, and the undergrads in humanities are easily some of the dumbest people I've met. I don't know if that is any different from other schools though.

[Anonymous No.9913969]

>>9913965
So why are you there if the PhDs take so long?

[Anonymous No.9913978]

>>9913969
The humanities are in an entire different academic division of the school. Physics, math, and engineering and some other departments are splits among two other divisions
>School of Engineering
>Physical and Biological Sciences
Those programs are actually very good. A lot of people do a combined Masters/PhD in 5 years. The only reason I mentioned how shit the humanities are is because we were talking about the leftist politics of the schools.

[Anonymous No.9914010]

>>9913978
Wow, I've never heard of an integrated ms/phd in five years.

[Anonymous No.9914033]

>>9914010
Considering that a normal PhD is 4 and a normal MS is 1 to 2, it never seemed that odd to me. I know some people in physics who've done it and some people in Applied math who've done it.

[Anonymous No.9914051]

>>9911427
probably fell for the sci memes

[Anonymous No.9914338]

>>9914010
If you can get into a PhD program directly after doing a bachelors, you can technically get a masters. Let me explain, let's say you pass your candidacy and finish all the requirements for a masters, but decide that you do not want to finish the PhD. Most institutions will let you leave with a masters degree. There's really no point in formally doing a Masters if you can just get into a Phd program right away.

[Anonymous No.9914348]

>>9914033
>normal PhD 4 years
oh sweet child...

[Anonymous No.9914382]

>>9914348
If you have an MS/MA and are spending more than 4 years in a PhD, calling you slow is a severe understatement

[Anonymous No.9914435]

>>9914348
if you're saying you need to spend 1-2 years for masters then 4 for PhD i agree. But i thought you meant 4 from a PhD program straight from undergrad.

[Anonymous No.9914458]

I'm starting school this fall with most of my math program finished, should I go for a phd? I'm double majoring and plan on finishing in 3 years. I really just dont want to get stuck in school until im 28

[Anonymous No.9914527]

>>9914458
Don't go for a PhD. Go for a Masters if you are concerned about time.

[Anonymous No.9914528]

>>9914458
>staying 3 years longer for a second major

[Anonymous No.9914533]

>>9914527
Masters programs are rarely funded though

[Anonymous No.9914542]

Control Fundamentals;
Power Electronics I;
Signals and Systems;
Instrumentation;
Stochastic Methods;
System Optimization;

[Anonymous No.9914553]

God tier Computer Engineering schedule coming through

[Anonymous No.9914558]

>>9914553
special topics courses are ML, and microprocessors applications 2

[Anonymous No.9914671]

>>9893134
you go to UCF?

[Anonymous No.9914680]

>>9914533
That's why you take out a loan to get your masters lol

If you're looking for a free ride, it ain't happening in the masters level unless you apply for external funding.

[Anonymous No.9914740]

>>9914528
id like to be employed after i get a math degree instead of homeless

[Anonymous No.9914959]

>>9893594
You are both wrong. Once you get your first job, no one really cares about your education anymore, rather they will only care about work experience

[Anonymous No.9915302]

>>9914740
You can always be a teacher - lots of shortages of math teachers, and there's been a wave of strikes and negotiations to increase wages. And you get summers off!

[Anonymous No.9915311]

>>9892839
Linear Statistical Models
Statistical Inference Theory
Categorical Data Analysis
Statistical Data Processing

[Anonymous No.9915349]

Fluid Mechanics
Applied Fluid Mechanics
Technology Advances in internal combustion engines

I hate fluid mechanics but have to take it because the modules arent fluid but fixed.

[Anonymous No.9915360]

>>9892839
Math, third year: Differential Geometry
Algebraic Topology
Deep Neural Networks and Partial Differential Equations
General Relativity
Commutative Algebra

[Anonymous No.9915598]

>>9893072
Joined MBA (Master of Booty Appreciation)

courses

>Tits and Pussy theory
>Tits and Pussy lab
>Anal methodologies
>Differential Cunnilingus 1
>Differential Cunnilingus 2
>Hormones lab

Wish me best of luck to get my PG(Pussy Grabber) degree guys

[Anonymous No.9915613]

>>9915598
>Tits and Pussy lab
Jealous desu, I've only ever taken the online course

[Anonymous No.9915912]

>>9915360
>DNNs and PDEs
Do you go to Brown?

[Anonymous No.9916053]

>>9915598
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKfS5zVfGBc

[Anonymous No.9916085]

>>9892839
CS MS

[Anonymous No.9916098]

>>9916085
Hope your CS brainlet mind doesn't get fucked wide open by your one math class

[Anonymous No.9916104]

>>9916098
Lol, I was a math major. Differential geometry is not hard

[Anonymous No.9916184]

>>9914553
>the most basic EE classes
>>>>>>>>God tier

[Anonymous No.9916220]

Comprehensive emphasis in Math

Spanish 2
Honors Vector Calculus
Elementary Linear Algebra
Freshman Seminar
Drawing 1

I'm really excited for my first year.

[Anonymous No.9916346]

>>9914533
Read the above posts. Go for a PhD with an integrated masters (fully funded or with stipend) then gtfo the moment you qualify for a masters

[Anonymous No.9916352]

>>9915311
Statistics? Looks pretty rigorous desu. Which uni?

[Anonymous No.9916365]

Schools like U Alabama and small liberal arts schools count as middle-of-the-road, right? Still, being *the* top performer at a school like the former, a huge school which gives merit aid to attract top talent seems a little daunting.
T. Kinda smart student without the extracurriculars necessary for a top school (different high school each year), 3.5 high school GPA, and a 1500 SAT.
I'm looking at Bama because it gives the best aid with a 3.5 GPA cutoff, but all of it's best programs (such as the main source of undergrad research) are selective and available only to incoming freshmen. They'll look for extracurriculars and high school research, see that I have none of either, and, well, you get the idea.

[Anonymous No.9916500]

>>9916365
Just talk about your feefees and make up some sob story. It's the easiest way to get into a good school. It's literally all they care about in admissions if you meet the requirements
I wish I knew this when I was applying.
Oh, also don't be asian

[Anonymous No.9916507]

>1540 SAT with a 3.9 GPA
>graduating a year late
how fucked am i lads? i want to take college courses instead of doing senior project bullshit second semester but i feel like i'm going to be forced to put out something for muh senior project

[Anonymous No.9916701]

>>9893997
>waking up around 7am while in university
>ever

absolutely disgusting, freshman move

[Anonymous No.9916735]

Microbiology major, junior year

Biometry Lab
Biotechnology I
and working in a lab

I've been taking my sweet ass time, paying out of pocket mostly and working as much as I can.

[Anonymous No.9916898]

>>9893410
Got a full-ride scholarship right after I graduated from hs

[Anonymous No.9916960]

>>9916701
not that poster, but my quantum class has one option, at 8am. You must be in engineering to have so many lecture time options

[Anonymous No.9916986]

How many blocks do you have in a year? 2 semesters or 4 quarters?

[Anonymous No.9917139]

>>9916352
Stockholm University
>statistics
It's called here Mathematical Statistics which here means a blend of probability theory, stochastic processes and statistics. The first 2 years are shared with math majors so it is pretty rigorous

[Anonymous No.9917475]

do u go to nc state?

[Anonymous No.9917628]

>>9916500
Fml

[Anonymous No.9917631]

>>9916507
Just take the clep for various subjects (such as calculus and chemistry) and take courses that require them (such as orgo chem and calc2/3) over the summer. Most colleges won't take the clep but they will the the college courses

[Anonymous No.9917633]

>>9916898
Which uni? Aren't most scholarships competitive and decided based on things like extracurriculars or leadership skills.

[Anonymous No.9917713]

Sophomore year second semester Chemical Eningeering(did an 8 month cool so in a 5 year program and fell behind normal schedule)
Multivariable Calculus
Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics(Thermo but 1000x harder at least at my school)
Process Analysis
Materials Processing
Design 4(Circuit labs with matlab as well)
Design 5(materials Processing lab)

[Anonymous No.9917882]

>>9916701
>not waking up at 5:30 every day
fuck off loser

[Anonymous No.9918102]

>>9893493
whoa. where do you go that you can take Hungarian? That's so cool

[Anonymous No.9918403]

>>9893146
>Multivariate Calculus

Calc III is fun, I really enjoyed that class. Lots of cool visualizations of what you're talking about mathematically and it really tied my knowledge from Calc I and II together.

[Anonymous No.9919153]

2th year ME

Numerical Analysis
Probability and statistics
Statics
Non-metallic engineering materials
Accounting
Vector calculus

I'm unsure whether to add or take away calculus for electromagnetism

[Anonymous No.9919227]

3rd year chem eng

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>>9919227
>transport phenomena 3
ok buddy i think you know enough transport phenomena now

[Anonymous No.9920263]

Last semester, thank God. Finished up my Physics minor this past Summer with a Modern Condensed Materials course.

Capstone
Thermo - Fluids
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Aircraft Flight Performance

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>>9920263
Hope you're not wanting to go into aerospace, that shit is DEAD

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>>9920278
I am MechE. I was given a position with Boeing as was a few others when they came to our Uni last semester. I am worried about what you said though. It is def. an unstable market. I am still shopping around though with other companies.

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>>9913930
Yep, took advantage of that. In my particular case I ended up only having to pay $17 my first semester. The ACT and merit-based scholarships are the greatest things that ever happened to me

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>>9892839
Calc 3
Introduction to electrical and computer engineering
Introduction to computing
General chemistry 1
Argumentative writing

[Anonymous No.9922604]

Posting course and required book for context.

Groups/Fields - Dummit and Foote
Anal II - Analysis on Manifolds by Munkres
Intro Topology - Topology by Munkres
German Literature