Recent content by NukeEmAll

Transferring into the junior year of a nuclear engineering program from a community college... Radiation Interaction I Introduction to Nuclear and Radiological Engineering Statics Computer Programming and Lab (Fortran) Nuclear Engineering Analysis I It's only 15 credits but some of...

I get teased mercilessly until I finally get on the ride. It's always fun and I'm glad I ride everything, but I still haven't gotten over screaming bloody murder the moment the coaster starts and until the coaster pulls back into the station :redface:

Community colleges are probably the best choice for you if you want to get help from professors. The classes (particularly math/science) are small and the professors are there to teach, not to do research, which means they are more likely to help you. Since you are coming from a low-income...

Nuclear Engineering vs. Physics?? So I am a sophomore at a community college and will have to apply to baccalaureate programs soon for entrance in August 2010. I have always been interested in physics but have recently become more involved in engineering through the engineering society at...

Classes Calculus w/Analytic Geometry III Linear Algebra w/Applications Honors Physics II and Lab Honors International Relations Between this and major involvement in the campus and two very busy clubs, plus applying to four-year universities (I'm a sophomore in the community college...

If you know some calculus and remember how to derive and integrate basic stuff, you should be fine. I took Physics I after taking Calculus II and I don't remember it being too bad. Of course, it's up to you and how strong you are in math and how much outside time you're willing to devote to...