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This does not seem to be the case in private universities, where high graduation rate is a strongly desired statistic. Maybe one or two people total left my Che
by xvedejas 8y ago
This does not seem to be the case in private universities, where high graduation rate is a strongly desired statistic. Maybe one or two people total left my Chemical Engineering class over four years, and usually to switch to something like Chemistry. I'm not sure what kinds of grades were typically passed out, but there always seemed to be strong pressure not to fail students.
- 3rdAccount 8y agoGotcha. I graduated from a public university with a strong engineering college. Typically 50% switch majors sometime during freshman year across the board. They usually then go to computer science, chemistry, or biology. If those degree programs are too hard, they go to business or at least that is the trend many of my fellow students noticed.
- Gargoyle 8y agoThere was a saying at my engineering school (and probably others like it): EE->IE->IM->I'm Out. Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Industrial Management, transfer.