Who works harder: Engineering or med students?

kiddly
Sun, 05 Dec 2004 14:52:16 +0000

Engineering without question. The only difficult course pre-meds take is O-chem, and even that is not terribly difficult. Mostly rote memorization, like Med school courses. Physics, calculus, inorganic chem are all courses that engineers take anyway and should rule at if they wish to be an engineer. Pre-meds usually take a wussy physics course to get a good grade and then the rest of their courses are all easy if you plan it right. Engineers have no such luxury in choosing easy courses as they have to take other math/physics related courses in order to get their degree. You can major in ANYTHING you want as a mere pre-med, you just have to take math, physics, inorganic/organic chem, and introductory bio. Engineering is not the same cakewalk.