Match me for aerospace engineering [TX resident]

MontyBurns
Thu, 01 May 2025 00:32:34 +0000

First, don’t sell yourself short. I’m sure transitioning from a home school environment into a school of over a thousand students (in the middle of the year no less) is not easy. Do your best and throw yourself into the stuff you love to do, and the rest will come.

At Duke, the Aero club does not have competitive admissions, you just show up and start doing the work. If you show up regularly, you’ll get more responsibility. STEM-focused clubs in general seems to be a bit more egalitarian than finance, for instance, but I’m sure that can depend on the school.

Once you narrow down your college list, you could always contact some of the clubs at target schools and find out what their policies are.