Accepted to MIT: should I attend?

AleaJactaEst
Mon, 14 Nov 2011 22:54:30 +0000

Thank you for all the contributions. I should reasure here that it is not that I hate math or physics. It is just that instead of spending hours trying to demonstrate a theorem, I’d rather be doing something else. My biggest concern is chemistry, which I really dislike.
I enjoy the beauty of a math demonstration and like to go through my math lectures. It is just that I think I will never be a math genious and should not spend too much time on it.
As far as CS is concerned, I do not want to stay confined to just coding: I want the bigger picture. I also like the “operational” part of math such as linear programming which I studied on my own and used in one of my software project. So, as far as math requirements for CS, I should be fine. So, to summarize, my dream would be to have the opportunity to work on CS, human and machine languages and have time to study history and economics to better understand our world. Can I do that at MIT?
by the way, what is EE? (sorry for the ignorance)