Mechanical Engineering/Engineering in general SUCCESS STORIES?

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The discussion centers on the challenges faced by a sophomore mechanical engineering student struggling with low grades and a cumulative GPA of 2.05. The student has actively sought help by connecting with professors, participating in extracurricular activities, and joining study groups, but has not seen improvement. The main focus is on finding effective strategies to overcome academic difficulties while maintaining a commitment to pursuing a career in engineering. The call for success stories from others who have faced similar challenges highlights the desire for practical advice and encouragement to navigate these adversities. Emphasis is placed on the importance of prioritizing studies over social activities to improve academic performance.
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Mechanical Engineering/Engineering in general SUCCESS STORIES!?

Hi,

I'm Aaron, a sophomore mechanical engineering student at Pitt. I have struggled tremendously with my grades and trying to get everything straightened out academically. Right now, my cummulative gpa is a 2.05. I have been connecting with my professors, doing extra-curriculars, and even tried study groups, but NOTHING works. Can someone who has been down my road please help me understand how to get over these adversities? I don't see myself in any other major, and I really want to be an engineer.

Thanks.
 
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