To you engineering students out there

[MaxFusion16]

After looking through the degree requirements for electrical engineering and making a course plan, My BS EE degree is gonna take about 5 years due to my freshman screwup. *sighs*, more school loans to pay off.

to all you college freshman and high school seniors,
make a course plan for your entire college career on day 1, always go to your classes, do the homework, and study. Especially you engineers.

if I can go back in time, I would give myself a serious ass kicking for fcuking up.

 

[Zim Hosein]

if I can go back in time, I would give myself a serious ass kicking for fcuking up.

That most likely applies to a lot of us; just stick w/ it and you'll be fine MaxFusion16 :beer:

 

[handoverfist]

nah.... college should be a drunken stupor

I graduate this semester

 

[gar3555]

took me 5 years...no screw ups...CmpnEng

and amen to the above quote

 

[mchammer]

:beer:

 

[FleshLight]

Summer courses are your friend.

 

[blustori]

Summer courses are boring, but a good idea if you have nothing to do like me...

 

[Dedpuhl]

I lost count. I worked full time and took a few semesters off to relax.

 

[Fenixgoon]

im going in 7 years for BS/PHD

edit: will be a freshman at drexel university this fall!

 

[Sukhoi]

Four years at the University of Illinois. Only taking 12 hours each semester this year too.

 

[remagavon]

Originally posted by: Sukhoi
Four years at the University of Illinois. Only taking 12 hours each semester this year too.

I'm planning on only taking 12 credit hours permanently. It's so much easier to focus when you only have a few classes to worry about. I've taken ~19 before and that really gets hectic, so that I'm more concerned with stress and less concerned with class. I'm finding that taking less credits is actually making me do more of the work, and that's a very welcome side affect, for me at least.

 

[db]

Average grad time is now more like 5 years. Don't kill yourself--it will still take basically the same amount of time to pay for that education anyway.

 

[slpaulson]

Should be 5 years.

 

[dighn]

4 years. computer engineering.

 

[George P Burdell]

I'll let you know when I graduate

 

[KillerCharlie]

4 years, aerospace

 

[edro]

3 Years, BSCET, DeVry bitches!

 

[dighn]

n/m got it

 

[edro]

Originally posted by: dighn

Originally posted by: edro13
3 Years, BSCET, DeVry bitches!

BSCET?

Bachelor Science Computer Engineering Technology

 

[dighn]

Originally posted by: edro13

Originally posted by: dighn

Originally posted by: edro13
3 Years, BSCET, DeVry bitches!

BSCET?

Bachelor Science Computer Engineering Technology

Ok. I was a bit confused cuz at my school it's just a B.A.Sc (bachelar of applied science) instead of BSCE/T or something

 

[edro]

Originally posted by: dighn

Originally posted by: edro13

Originally posted by: dighn

Originally posted by: edro13
3 Years, BSCET, DeVry bitches!

BSCET?

Bachelor Science Computer Engineering Technology

Ok. I was a bit confused cuz at my school it's just a B.A.Sc (bachelar of applied science) instead of BSCE/T or something

Yeah, DeVry is stupid, oh well.

 

[pennylane]

4 years. Maybe an extra semester if I want to dual major (but i probably don't want to do that).

 

[dighn]

well, after some searching it seems BS*E isn't just a devry thing i guess different schools/areas/countries have different ways of naming degrees

 

[Bassyhead]

A lot of the engineering/engineering technology programs at my university are 5 year programs

 

[otispunkmeyer]

im on a 5 year course....got 4 left