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isnt med school like extremely hard
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>>4294667I'm guessing the one for vets is easier. Still the change is pretty drastic.
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>>4294667I like the idea of veterinary school better, and I might be getting adderall or methylphenidate in like three weeks from now, so study should be easier. I'm just starting to realize that I don't like math or care about engineering
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>>4294666 (OP)Stay on electrical engineering you sissy
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>>4294671I haven't done anything too specialized yet. I just know that electrical engineering has a lot more of the stuff I don't like later on
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>>4294671friend of mine and his brother are doing it and they say its awful and are barely passing
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>>4294678Why should I? Veterinary shit pays a lot better, and I'm more interested in it in theory
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>>4294683Is Slovakian veterinary school particularly hard? How did they do in high school?
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Keep doing EE ,its not so bad as some people claim
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>>4294685So why'd you pick engineering dumb fuck? And I'm sure there's less competition on engineering given the difficulty, man up faggot
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do vet shit its gemmy but you are going to be working with a lot of sick and injured animools if thats not an issue perfect. do NOT do EE if you dislike math
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>>4294699yes, second year
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>>4294697So long as I don't catch any diseases, I don't really care about dealing with ill animals. It sounds a lot more interesting than engineering, and I'd honestly rather work on animals than people. What are you in?
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>>4294701I started out doing well, but my grades are dropping off. My lowest class is like a 90% right now, but that's only because my high initial grades are momentarily balancing out the shit grades I'm getting now. I've been told my physics professor is terrible, doe. A senior in EE even told me it was the hardest class he ever took
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>>4294721not sure how its in America ,but here we usually dont worry about bad grades ,the only we think about is passing the year. Literally everyone ,even the smart ones have bad grades because it is a difficult subject at the end of the day. But if you are still passing your classes i would continue doing it because EE may be one of the few white collar jobs that remain in the future and that pay well with AI and all that
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>>4294752I had a 4.0 in high school and got a 34/36 on my ACT without studying. I'm not a 'tardGOD or anything, I'm just not particularly interested in anything, and I've been too exhausted to understand anything I'm supposed to be learning
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Are you too dumb to do electrical engineering
№4294768[Quote]
90 percent of a vets job is putting down animals
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>>4294691theyre doing med school but they're both older than me
i think we have one veterinary school here but i have never met anyone who actually went there
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>>4294763Nigga struggling in calculus 1
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>>4294766Nusoi don't know to not touch tips or how to replace an overloaded fuse geeg
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>>4294770I just can't remember shit, I don't know. I try to study, but none of it makes any sense. Maybe I got brain damage from barely sleeping the last few years
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>>4294763If you feel physically exhausted from study you might need that vitamin B constantly, plus daily walks for fresh air.
If you are smart but not interested in Hardline Stem, then try softball stem.
Dual Major with Civil Engineering or Architecture with One of History or Geography or Geology. Or some other combination.
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>>4294776Studying is gay 90 percent of it is useless snca unironically just become an apprentice
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>>4294776Sounds like vitamin and mineral deficiency. Also not enough meditation and self reflection. You are in a place to attain knowledge, but wisdom is required also.
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>>4294777>If you feel physically exhausted from study you might need that vitamin B constantly, plus daily walks for fresh air.I walk 1.5 miles between my classes on average. I also take a multivitamin that has 10 mg of B6 and 300 mcg of B12
>Dual MajorGeg. I can barely do one major
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Brootal iq pill
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>>4294804If you examine your course breakdown you'd find that a major is usually 30 credit hours, that is 10 classes as a core, and the other 90 is filler with requirements for a liberal arts degree needing a minor and a bunch of various other classes.
But a dual major removes the requirement for a minor in most cases.
If I were you, I'd take the softSTEM pill, and really look into nootropics. Geography + Geology might be the degree combo you're looking for, a little bit of everything.
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>>4294786>Sounds like vitamin and mineral deficiencyI take one of these every morning.
https://www.thorne.com/products/dp/basic-nutrients-2-day>meditation and self reflectionI think a lot about myself and how I ended up where I am. It's been most of what I've thought about for several years. Not sure what you mean
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>>4294804That's a good variety, then what is still getting in the way? If not biology?
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>>4294820I don't have a minor, doe. The GIS building of my university is literally on MLK and I see crackheads wandering around it sometimes, I'm not switching over there. Also, most of the offices of "doctors" there have arab names on them, a few are chinks, but none are white
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>>4294829Like I said, maybe it's brain damage. I was top of most of my classes in high school
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>>4294848I had 2 chinese professors. One was ass and was in STEM, and the other one was interesting but pushing china narratives. It's a hit and miss, also shows that on a personal level, just to finish a class with good grades, you will have to practice some form of tolerance and meekness. The business world has international trade and international relations, so do universities. I'm not saying kiss ass, but learn to walk the middle ground. And look into the other thing I mentioned.
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>>4294859What, nootropics? I used to take creatine, but I don't think it did much for me. Caffeine doesn't help my comprehension or lucidity at all either, it just keeps me awake. Maybe methylphenidate will help, but I don't know if they'll prescribe it, and that's like a month off anyway. I've tried getting my hands on tobacco, but nophono sells it, and I don't like smoking anyway