Engineering science (university)

Hi, do we have some students here?

I know i am not suited for it (bad at math, logics and a skowpoke) but i have nothing to do.

I am fine with failing at it since i will become an hero anyways.

Should i try or save my time?

I mean it.

i study math, and it pains me to see people in my classes that just dont have what it takes (i assume they were good at math up to a certain point, and then it dropped off).

pick a major/field that you think you can be competitive in, programming is a nice one because its fairly easy to compare people's code and methodology.

more or less, pick something you wouldn't mind devoting a large amount of time towards.

>>41

I am not that intelligent, so basically i don't have what it takes to be successful.

But i will be satisfied too with this result as i have no more reason to stay alive :) .

>>42
jesus fucking christ, go spend that college money on a therapist you depressing piece of shit

>>43

No thanks.
I am not interested in altering the reality and living in delusions.

Or do you have an adress for greatly improving your intelligence?

SUPER SCIENCE LOLOOOOLOLOLOL

I can't freaking decide whether science or engineering.

I want both!

When you get a degree in engineering, it's called a Bachelor of Science, Engineering.

>>47
Quit getting your degrees from degree mills.

To OP: You don't even know how intelligence works. You act like you're born and raised with a brain you can't change after puberty. You're ridiculously unintelligent and you should avoid wasting your money. Don't enter Arts or Science or Engineering or Trades or even entry-level jobs. Just rot and die.

Please stay the fuck out of here and quit poisoning real talent with your delusions and emotional downpour. Fucking sack of shit.

How can these kids provide any real insight onto these matters. You don't have to be creative and brilliant to succeed in any engineering program.

Also LOL at your illiteracy. That proves my point that you don't need to be brilliant and creative to succeed in engineering, because you somehow managed to get through high school without basic grammar and spelling skills.

>>48
Don't be dumbass, it's like Nursing, Dentistry and several other professional degrees.  They are simply called by a traditional degree name, with detail about the professional category.

>>51
I'm a Bachelor of Engineering. Again, quit getting your degrees from degree mills.

Logic didn't spring out of nowhere, it is a branch of philosophy.

>>53
The fact that Greek philosophers were some of the earliest logicians does not mean logic isn't entirely a field of mathematics, no matter what modern philosophers want to tell you to justify their existence.

>>52
Sombitch, I looked it up:  apparently different countries have entirely different systems with this degree shit, making such judgements unreasoned.

Ok , OP here.

I have decided for physics.


I know my chances are almost zero to be successful in this course.

But atleast i have tried and then i will know for sure how much i am capable of or not....

>>56
Well, good luck to you.  Let me know if you succeed or phail.

>>57

Yeah, i will post here again about my failure (most likely).

>>40
Why would you want me to make your decisions for you? especially big ones like this that could impact your entire life.  Computer engineering is popular I hear and useful so you could do that.  Environmental engineering is also huge with all the save the Earth crap going on.

All or nothing.
>59

Saving the earth?
You mean saving the failure of human species.

For me it is a good thing , that the environment will change so drastically that the humanity will hopefully die out.

Save the earth, kill yourself.