aerospace engineering

[jay2324]

toughest major in college?

i think so

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[Stumpyman]

Depends where you go...

 

[Chir0nex]

I have heard Biomedical engineering can be as bad depending on the program.

 

[Alvarez13]

I have heard Biomedical engineering can be as bad depending on the program.

Nope. Easiest would have to be industrial, civil, and biomedical. Harder ones are mechanical, electrical, and chemical.

 

[postbacpremed87]

Art

 

[1TB4RKSB4CK]

Chemical I heard is no joke.

 

[Whatyousay]

Oh good, this discussion again.

 

[ellm1205]

chemical and electrical eng are the hardest

 

[zeppelinpage4]

Chemical or electrical I imagine.

 

[Life Eternal]

toughest major in college?

i think so

I think pure mathematics may be harder

 

[cham90]

I think pure mathematics may be harder

At my university I think that mathematics or physics can be more cerebral, but they both lack the workload and very wide scope of content in chemical engineering.

 

[mikejm11]

Difficult field to learn and difficult field to find jobs! (Well i guess aerospace more than the other ones)

 

[gettheleadout]

Great thread, OP!

inb4 everyone claims their major is hardest

oh wait

 

[link2swim06]

I took the engineering physics, i thought it was far easier than chemistry...I guess its just what your strengths are.

Then again my lowest grades in college were my Spanish classes.

 

[dmf2682]

I did aero engineering. It was hard, but I would say chemical engineering, mathematics, and maybe physics would be harder. But that's just me.

 

[jay2324]

It's not my major...I'm a Chem major, but my friend is doing aerospace engineering and it seems pretty crazy. He attends cockrell school of engineering at UT so maybe that's why...

 

[TwinsFan]

Nope. Easiest would have to be industrial, civil, and biomedical. Harder ones are mechanical, electrical, and chemical.

This is the truth. Those are the big 3 for difficulty. If someone can't cut it in one of those they move to civil or materials engineering before switching out of engineering.

 

[Lil Mick]

Literature was one of the bad ones at my school (physics and chem were worse than engineering from friends majoring in them). I think it depends on your strengths and weaknesses, as well as what you need to get a job after you finish (our engineering department was a 5-year program with several internships that almost guarenteed you a job with over a 2.0)...