@@AlsworthTV sometimes I feel that becoming a robot is the answer for the As. But, I like your advise of just doing my best. Also, I agree that in the C class I do learn more than the easy A one's.
Jaime Hernandez That is so true, if you think about it , gpa is just a number it truly does not matter in the big picture. If you are constantly aiming to be perfect, you’ll never be satisfied . Don’t worry we’ll get our A’s though 💪🏾
Yo RUclips be coming in clutch!! I also recommend internships or shadowing for all fields. It’s a totally different ballpark. Everything starts to click ✅ Great video!
I’m glad I found this video, I’m a freshman majoring in engineering and now I’ll definitely be looking into getting an internship! Every single point in this video is encouraging, thank you!!!
You are so encouraging. I come to your videos now every Time I need encouragement to keep going on my degree. You are so right about balance!! It is so tempting to get a C and completely flip out and study 24/7! Thank you for your channel it really helps me.
I read in one of your replies to a comment below ChemE is more about understanding than just memorization and that is so good to hear: I really loved biology sophomore year since my teacher was awesome (I'm a Senior in High School right now) but given how many terms and stuff you gotta memorize I said a full nope to wanting to do that in college; so I'm looking to start off majoring in ChemE 'cause it'll be a hard major, but understanding how stuff works in the real world just seems so cool. Thanks for the video dude 🤙 ps. C's get degrees! Sounds like a good foundation I feel for going into college: not worrying too much on grades but more importantly just focus on understanding material than just a couple exam scores
I got straight As in high school and often finished top of my class on math exams. When I entered Mechanical Engineering, I was studying literally 4 to 5 times as hard to get a 2.8 or 2.9 gpa. That is average and actually a 2.9 GPA is enough with extracurriculars to get you considered for an internship with NASA. It is not an easy degree, but being one of the 40 percent to graduate is incredibly rewarding and worth it. Stick with it!
I think it’s roughly about the same to be honest if you think about aerospace engineering is just doing things with aircraft planes etc so it’s like engineering but not really
rashid alomari Yeah man, I def reccommend it if you’re thinking about it! The school part is not the most exciting, but once you get to an internship you’ll love it 🙌🏾
LMAO. I can so relate to u about the Chem part. I did great on Chem 1 and I was like pssh I got this and now im in chem 2 and im just like over here tryna hide under a rock!
I’m not sure how similar they are, but I know that a chemical engineer could do research in a nuclear related topic & there are jobs for chemical engineers in the nuclear industry
C’s get degrees ya diggg
KingAdrian Facts, my guy 🙌🏾
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I am 14 I am really good in math and science and art and average in every thing beside Spanish pls am I on the Wright track
Jenuel Edwards Yeah, keep it up
@@AlsworthTV thank and I will
Yes number 1 is facts af, Orgamic Chemistry Tutor has got me through the entire calc sequence
He's the GOAT
I'm a recent grad in ChE and can relate a little too hard to getting 40% on an exam (my lowest was 34% 😅😅). Glad I found your channel!
My lowest was a 5% 😂😂
Love the transparency! And I agree with the “feeling like changing your major” point. We gotta be strong & persevere out here! 💪🏾
Akua Larbi The Only way 🙌🏾
Thanks for the advise. C get degrees, thinking of changing major 100 times, lol, that is me when I get frustrated. Keep rockin!
No problem bro! 🙌🏾
@@AlsworthTV sometimes I feel that becoming a robot is the answer for the As. But, I like your advise of just doing my best. Also, I agree that in the C class I do learn more than the easy A one's.
Jaime Hernandez That is so true, if you think about it , gpa is just a number it truly does not matter in the big picture. If you are constantly aiming to be perfect, you’ll never be satisfied . Don’t worry we’ll get our A’s though 💪🏾
that fuel to power !! you are so right
Yo RUclips be coming in clutch!! I also recommend internships or shadowing for all fields. It’s a totally different ballpark. Everything starts to click ✅ Great video!
SheisVictoria Thanks for watching! 🙏🏾
Lol... My brother I am proud of you... I know what you mean when you were in the class " look around you see you are the only one off color"....
Two Thumbs 👍 up...
A c grade in stem is valuable than A plus in communication.
Change the battery in your alarm!
I’m glad I found this video, I’m a freshman majoring in engineering and now I’ll definitely be looking into getting an internship! Every single point in this video is encouraging, thank you!!!
You are so encouraging. I come to your videos now every Time I need encouragement to keep going on my degree. You are so right about balance!! It is so tempting to get a C and completely flip out and study 24/7! Thank you for your channel it really helps me.
Chloe Salle No problem, glad it’s helping!! 🙌🏾
I read in one of your replies to a comment below ChemE is more about understanding than just memorization and that is so good to hear: I really loved biology sophomore year since my teacher was awesome (I'm a Senior in High School right now) but given how many terms and stuff you gotta memorize I said a full nope to wanting to do that in college; so I'm looking to start off majoring in ChemE 'cause it'll be a hard major, but understanding how stuff works in the real world just seems so cool. Thanks for the video dude 🤙
ps. C's get degrees!
Sounds like a good foundation I feel for going into college: not worrying too much on grades but more importantly just focus on understanding material than just a couple exam scores
Exactly, Thanks for watching!! 🙌🏾
I got straight As in high school and often finished top of my class on math exams. When I entered Mechanical Engineering, I was studying literally 4 to 5 times as hard to get a 2.8 or 2.9 gpa. That is average and actually a 2.9 GPA is enough with extracurriculars to get you considered for an internship with NASA. It is not an easy degree, but being one of the 40 percent to graduate is incredibly rewarding and worth it. Stick with it!
Fr? I thought it was 3.0 minimum
Love the transparency and everything you said was facts!
Thanks Marcellina! 🙌🏾
What you said about underestimating how hard a class is. Did that first week of 1st semester for applied math and I really played myself 😂💔
Great video!! Very insightful, love watching your vids!
D. Naturelle My RUclips buddy, medase!!! ♥️
What about aerospace engineering? Have anyone take it up?
I think it’s roughly about the same to be honest if you think about aerospace engineering is just doing things with aircraft planes etc so it’s like engineering but not really
Thanks for this for this video really helpful!
Bro you make engineering look cool and it’s okay to get a C
rashid alomari Yeah man, I def reccommend it if you’re thinking about it! The school part is not the most exciting, but once you get to an internship you’ll love it 🙌🏾
I’m going to study chem engineering ........ I started looking for a day in a life I saw your channel since then every video have been seen brother
@@rashidalomari1269 Nice bro! Glad I was able to help, If you ever have any questions don't hesitate to reach out to me
LMAO. I can so relate to u about the Chem part. I did great on Chem 1 and I was like pssh I got this and now im in chem 2 and im just like over here tryna hide under a rock!
😭 Chem 1 gives false hope
Love these videos!
Brooke Thank you! More to come 🙌🏾
Kind of a random question, but what was your favourite subject in school?
Math for sure
Thanks for the great advice! And yeah we really are just graduates of RUclips Academy 😂👌
Thank you!
Jayla Ellis No problem! Thanks for watching 🙌🏾
youtube taught me all the math I need for my degree so far lmao super accurate
Buen video bro, vi en video tuyo qué haces análisis de datos ¿me podrías decir que es eso ? Saludos desde Mexico
In which semester is it good to start looking for an internship?
Is nuclear engineering similar to Chemical?
I’m not sure how similar they are, but I know that a chemical engineer could do research in a nuclear related topic & there are jobs for chemical engineers in the nuclear industry
I suck at math but I want to learn and give myself the challenge. Is it worth it?
Yeah
Does chemical engineer need a good memory more than others in STEM? I afraid a lots about this
THU QUYÊN NGUYỄN You need understanding more than memorization
hey man that’s my first semester as a chemE and it’s online
Good luck bro, you got this! 💪🏾
Same and I’m struggling 🥴🥴🥴
Mondainist We all are, online school is trashhhh 😭
What school do you go to?
Univ of Cincinnati
Wassup
What’s up ?
You can tell this video was made in 2020