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Has this not always been the case for engineering majors? I seem to recall that graduating in 5 years was pretty much the norm for engineers.
by bcassedy 11y ago
Has this not always been the case for engineering majors? I seem to recall that graduating in 5 years was pretty much the norm for engineers.
- xhdjejxjx 11y agoYou have to graduate in four or you're out of the program.
- Retric 11y agoSummer classes can really help the load. Even if the school does not offer it you can generally self study a math class. Another option is to accept a lower grade in a class. Ex: If getting a C on a project saves you 80 hours of work it can be worth it. PS: Giving up sleep is false savings over time.
- lfowles 11y ago> Another option is to accept a lower grade in a class. Ex: If getting a C on a project saves you 80 hours of work it can be worth it. Not that I'd recommend going as far as I did, but this was my college motto. 20% of the work for 80% of the grade, then move on to homework for the next class.