I got into my state’s best uni and in honors for aerospace engineering because I love space, but I haven’t taken chem or physics. I’m a 4 point student, but I’m nervous.
Am I cooked for college?
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I got into my state’s best uni and in honors for aerospace engineering because I love space, but I haven’t taken chem or physics. I’m a 4 point student, but I’m nervous.
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You have passion for space? You’re fine, doing what you love makes you better at that said subject
But I would advise taking lower division chem/physics classes as a starter
How’s your math? You’re gonna need 3 semesters calculus and probably differential equations..