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lax1113
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Hi guys,
So I'm going into my senior year at high school. I'm sure that I am interested in Engineering, I love math and physics, and the idea of using math to solve problems as a career sounds great. With that being said, I'm not really sure between electrical and chemical. I like science and chemistry more than computer related stuff, no doubt, but I feel like the things that you can do with an electrical engineering backround could be neat. Anyway, this got me thinking, since engineering requires a lot of math, maybe a double major in electrical/chemical engineering wouldn't be too hard. Then again, maybe it's near impossible. I would like to get done in a similar amount of time, not trying to do a double major, and take 8 years, you know? I am doing a dual enrollment program next year so I will be attending college taking mostly general ed classes, and so far i have gotten 12 credits from AP classes, so by the end of this year, depending on how my other AP's go, i could have around 24general/mathcredits to start at college. Anyway, anyone ever done this? heard of it... think it could happen?
any thoughts please...
Ben
So I'm going into my senior year at high school. I'm sure that I am interested in Engineering, I love math and physics, and the idea of using math to solve problems as a career sounds great. With that being said, I'm not really sure between electrical and chemical. I like science and chemistry more than computer related stuff, no doubt, but I feel like the things that you can do with an electrical engineering backround could be neat. Anyway, this got me thinking, since engineering requires a lot of math, maybe a double major in electrical/chemical engineering wouldn't be too hard. Then again, maybe it's near impossible. I would like to get done in a similar amount of time, not trying to do a double major, and take 8 years, you know? I am doing a dual enrollment program next year so I will be attending college taking mostly general ed classes, and so far i have gotten 12 credits from AP classes, so by the end of this year, depending on how my other AP's go, i could have around 24general/mathcredits to start at college. Anyway, anyone ever done this? heard of it... think it could happen?
any thoughts please...
Ben