Unethical GPA?

lessonwitch2
Sun, 29 Apr 2018 20:56:10 +0000

@HPuck35 Wait really? An applied class can exist and use . . . less then the material of the pre requistes? Isn’t it like how to take a thermo-fluids analysis class you need to use everything you learned in thermodynamics and fluid mechanics?

But I suppose that does make sense. I guess that also means that students who are better at applying concepts in reality rather then taking an exam are just out of luck when it comes to applying to engineering firms like yours. In my experience, I’ve never done a physics mechanics or statics and dynamics research project that didn’t require I apply more then what was required for their respective undergraduate classes. But I guess an employer has no way of gauging how well an applicant knew the material then ; even if they had applied project experience. (But then again, I’m a freshman so I may be looking though some pink sunglasses)