Planning on Mechanical Engineering or Aeronautics.

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Pursuing a BSc in Mathematics can lead to a major in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering, but it may present challenges. Many engineering programs require a strong foundation in physics and science, which a mathematics degree may not provide. Transitioning to a master's in engineering from a mathematics background could necessitate extensive catch-up on prerequisites. It is generally recommended to have a bachelor's degree in physics or engineering for a smoother path to a master's in engineering. Therefore, selecting an appropriate undergraduate program is crucial for future engineering studies.
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I'm planning on going to USA in school. If I take BSc in Mathematics is it possible for me to go to Aerospace engineering as major or Mechanical? I have searched many schools and some of them teach Mechanical as BSc. But if I will not get into school that teaches Mechanical engineering can I take BSc in Mathematics and go on from there?

Sorry I'm not so good in english but I hope you get what I'm trying to say :)
 
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Getting a master's degree in engineering will be difficult with just a bachelor's in mathematics. There would be a prohibitive amount of catch-up needed for prerequisite classes in physics and science.

To get a master's in enginering, you'll need a bachelor's in physics or engineering.
 

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