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Oh really, lol, ok :)
But...I see where you are coming from here too.
But...I see where you are coming from here too.
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mcknia07 said:Cool... So, are you an engineer then?
Think of it as a preperation for workviet_jon said:I'll most likely get accepted for september in Engineering, I won't be surrounded by guys all the time, will I?
mcknia07 said:That's the best kind...
Beauty plus the brains,
not too many have
them both though
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rohanprabhu said:ohh.. never thought abt that...
amz8601 said:well there are about 5 girls in my aerospace class out of about 50 of us, but then again I am in london studying...i take it ur not...figures seem the same everywhere, not many girls, but that doesn't mean you should give it up if its what you want to do. why should it matter about girl/boy ratios, I am sure there are many successful women engineers out there so why can't you be one of them?
Moonbear said:Indeed, it wasn't all that long ago that the ratios of women to men in biology and medicine were just as bad (I remember similar pep talks from my dad about going into medicine when I was a kid and first started considering "being a doctor when I grow up" as women today are talking about regarding engineering and physics), and now the women are outnumbering the men! If you enjoy it and are good at it, go for it, and then do what you can to mentor other young women who might be intimidated by so few women in the field, and you too may see in your lifetime a shift toward gender equality in the field. I think we're pretty much at a point where it's women's own inhibitions about perceived inequalities interfering more than your classmates or professors will. As you can see from the OP of this thread...the men really would like more women in their classes.