Honors housing decisions?

ehiunno
Sun, 15 Apr 2007 11:27:07 +0000

yeah, that is definitely something I have been thinking about (the double major). I heard of a kid at tech doing a double major in mechanical engineering and physics, so its definitely possible, but I can’t imagine what he goes through. Its like saying “Tech has a reputation for being impossibly hard for engineering, so I am going to combine that with the next hardest possible major because I am absolutely insane.” I believe the kid is an absolute genius or something, he was all over the tech physics website for wining awards and scholarships, which means he managed to keep a 3.4+ GPA with that load. :O!!!

What I may do is try to organize a pseudo engineering physics, where I major in physics but take a number of engineering courses as electives (the required non-major ones) and then maybe a couple of extra electronics classes. That would set me up for a neat engineering physics with a solid state concentration thing. I have also toyed with a number of other set ups, when I really look at it from a different perspective, I realize I am truly blessed to have all of these opportunities and options. There are so many cool things to work on.

Ahh the creature comforts of Tech are indeed killer. The food is excellent, and I am a huge fan of bowling, pool, and frisbee for letting off steam.