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I mean say there was a 99% chance of getting a green apple on the first pick from a hat, picked randomly. But you don't. Doesn't that negate everything?

Oh ok sorry.. ok so what about the other degree? Material science engineering.

I'm in the U.S. and i was wondering if you have to take the general ed classes before the classes that relate to you degree. like the general ed classes could be English 1A, some history classes, etc.. just those. I thought that after you graduate high school you can immediately start working on...

No I'm ok with math and statistics. what about Materials Science engineering bachelor's degree?

It seems like a lot of time you'd be doing if you got two Ph.ds. gah Maybe you'd be in school up to 1/2 your whole life, damn.

how do you know you use your right side of the brain more? are you judging this based on the hand you write with lol?

aha you guys are brutal.

If there's a lot of emphasis on Math(s) with engineering Bachelor Degree, well then can someone please post a video of one of their classes (5mins max if allowed video in the class) to give us prospective students an idea of what it's like?

Which is the most useful engineering degree? For example the one that can appeal to wide range of employers in the job market.