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My Electrical Engineering/Computer Science & Mechanical Engineering Double Major (Undergrad) is killing me. Only 5 more years to go then Grad School... Slowly turning into a human calculator

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

My Electrical Engineering/Computer Science & Mechanical Engineering Double Major (Undergrad) is killing me. Only 5 more years to go then Grad School... Slowly turning into a human calculator

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Lol sounds like you'll be a professional student :P

I apologize for my double post earlier. Dang phone :slamhead:

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Originally Posted by Jerhart

Hydrology.

I may be able to help....

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Aw thank you very much, but it's already handed in!

Last night was my "chill out night". Now, back to work! :(

And I think its awesome that so many of you want to be herp vets! Good on you guys!


PS: I'm going to try to finish writing my erotica tonight. If any one is interested, I'll post the link somewhere in the creative section!

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

Only 5 more years to go

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5 more years?! How long have you been doing your undergrad for?

Yeah, I don't miss college. :P

Good luck to everyone who is still in school/starting college. It's worth it in the end. :)

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

My Electrical Engineering/Computer Science & Mechanical Engineering Double Major (Undergrad) is killing me. Only 5 more years to go then Grad School... Slowly turning into a human calculator

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Good choice...IF you go to grad school for Mechanical Engineering, you WILL be a human calculator. I'm a 4th year Ph.D. student in Mech/Biomech Engineering and can attest to that. Don't plan on having a life if you become a graduate student in the engineering sciences...

This forum will be the most socializing you do for a long time, period. That being said, I wouldn't change a thing!

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Originally Posted by CatandDiallo

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5 more years?! How long have you been doing your undergrad for?

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A little curious about this as well? Double majors generally take 5 years total (if all goes as planned).

I'm in my first semester right now the issue is that my Math/Physics requirements are very different between the two so right now I'm taking 2 different 5 credit hour Calculus courses along with the. Rest of my classes. (19 credit hours total.

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Originally Posted by heathers*bps

What school will you be attending? I originally wanted to do something in a similar field but can't seem to find any schools here in pa that offer ANY type of vet classes. I'm only 10 miles from the PA/MD line......I would hate to have to pay out of state tuition, but if I can get in for what I REALLY want to go for, I'd be willing to think long and hard about it :)

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I REALLY wanna go to the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, but it looks to be pretty hard to get into. Among the requirements are that only 50 people from Virgina, 30 people from Maryland, and 40 "at-large" people (so 120 people total) are accepted for their DVM program. :O

http://www.vetmed.vt.edu/ that's their website. They've got other programs too, like BMVS and internships.

Okay, this may be just an American thing but, what are credit hours? People have mentioned this and I have no idea what you're talking about. I mean, I have an idea I guess, but I'm just assuming its the amount of class, in hours you have a week?

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A credit hours boil down to how many hours of class per week each course is.