How hard is it to get junior status?

SupaDupaFly5
Mon, 11 Jan 2016 20:17:34 +0000

@PickOne1 I should’ve used a better a word than risk anyway I have a plan which is continue on the path I am on and not take Gen Chem II

Yes there is a few articulation agreements I know of like with Drexel, Lehigh, Lafayette, Penn State etc. Lafayette and Drexel are on my list of schools that I will be applying too and there is whole a center dedicated to transfer services I have met with the advisors a few time and I will continue to do so

Strength of Materials This is an engineering and scientist level, calculus-based, problem-solving engineering course. Topics covered are the strength of engineering materials, including stress, strain, beams, columns, torsion, thin wall cylinders, thermal stress, and theory of failure (taken from CC website)

Actually only a few of the schools I listed (other post) the engineering majors were recommend take chemistry II only a few are required

I don’t think I was weakly prepared seeing how I taken every single math course offered in my HS starting with Geometry going to Calculus and AP physics

I am only a freshmen in my CC I have one semester under my belt I will being taken calculus based physics I this spring semester and Calculus II

the first two years of engineering program is usually consisted of math classes and science classes and couple of electives …physics doesn’t change just because someone is at a CC

I am excited for the challenge I think I have judge myself off that but I think I will be able to handle it I think I will take as many classes I think will be conducive to my learning but I understand what you mean

I could take Chem II over the summer but I am already taken a summer course and might have an internship

I wouldn’t say I am “stellar” and all colleges have polices and rules everybody no matter their grades has to follow soo…??