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I've been trying to figure out what I'm going to do with my life since I'll be starting college this fall. I've been looking into the field of engineering, particularly environmental engineering.
I took AP Calculus in high school and loved it, I've always been interested in science type areas, and I consider myself to be a creative person (I love painting, sculpting, etc). However, I'm not sure if this is enough to actually become an engineer. I never had a good physics class in high school because my teacher was going through a rough time in her life, so unfortunately our class suffered through monotonous busy-work and little explanation.
I'd appreciate advice on what it REALLY takes to ENJOY being an engineer, or what classes I can take early in college to see if I'm any good at it.
Thanks for taking time to read this:)
I took AP Calculus in high school and loved it, I've always been interested in science type areas, and I consider myself to be a creative person (I love painting, sculpting, etc). However, I'm not sure if this is enough to actually become an engineer. I never had a good physics class in high school because my teacher was going through a rough time in her life, so unfortunately our class suffered through monotonous busy-work and little explanation.
I'd appreciate advice on what it REALLY takes to ENJOY being an engineer, or what classes I can take early in college to see if I'm any good at it.
Thanks for taking time to read this:)
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