i was done with calc AB by the end of junior year, so i went to a community college and took calc 2 (aka calc bc) and calc 3 my senior year of highschool. and then on to linear equations and math analysis and differential equations and all that crap in undergrad.

nevermind, saw electrical engineer haha.

i have a few friends who graduated what 2 years ago now with a degree in electrical engineering? i'd say the pay is decent, but 2 of em went on for a master's degree, one of my friend's husband is getting a PhD in it... so uh idk.

This post was edited by StoryOfAStar on Mar 3 2009 06:28pm

quittar

goin to a movie...prolly gonna be a shitty one..like all the new ones

peace homies

This post was edited by technical_death on Mar 3 2009 06:29pm

Just remember, 99% of what your learning to do wont be done by you.
You will most likely have assembler/assistants working with you doing all the dirty
work and QC. Stick it out, its worth it, the engineers I work with drive BMW's and
Benz's, and all they do is tell me what to do.

Electrical engineering at MIT. If it weren't for the scholarship, I would have taken a cheaper alternative. I'm basically typing 24/7 on my laptop and I have hardly any free time with family, friends, girlfriend because of this gargantuan course load.

And, I have an analytical essay due for tomorrow.

You go to MIT?

Sucks.

Op Obama-

This post was edited by str8rippinn on Mar 3 2009 06:32pm

yea wtf mit
i didn't get in there. but i went for environmental engineering

ken is a smartass

Where I come from, book smarts were'nt the way out. I might
as well pull back my roots and start sellin drugs more. Im sick
of this legit/broke life.

ohai ppls whats good today?

This post was edited by bigdub on Mar 3 2009 06:55pm

Barack Obama