which is better ? studying engineering or humanities like eng hnrs or sumthing ?
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All depends uopn ur interest.Money is one factor, which may be low in humanities.
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if u r good in studies go for mbbs-u need to dedicate ur lifes playful years(18-24 for mbbs)\nfor enggineering\nrocking engg. field is that of electronics and telecomm(few girls take this field)\nbut if u like computers then go for comp.engg or information tech.\napart from science,fashion designing is great for girls
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i think u better concetrate on ur studies its far better dear swetha
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I think it depends on what you want to study.\n\nSome subjects need 3D projects ( like architecture). some need you to do things in Labs - like Chemistry and Physics.\n\nYou will be missing the social benefits that expose you to a lot of information in subjects you are not taking, but your friends are taking.\n\nBut if you are only concerned with learning one subject, like English, Psychology, Social Science, Sociology, some of the Humanities, Geography, Computer Science, Mathematics ---- well, on-line seems like it would be OK.
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If you can't remember physics, you should avoid engineering.  That eliminates choice A.\n\nIf you like programming, choose B if not, choose C.
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The two do not cross very well, engineering is the best shot at actually designing cars.  You will make a ton more money too.  You can always work on cars as a hobby. Restoring classics is always cool, and with a job in the engineering division of one of the auto companies you should be making enough money to afford any parts you may need
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I agree with the first guy.  If you REALLY want to know about majoring in physics, don't ask a bunch of random, faceless people on the internet!  Go to a college and talk to actual present physics majors, and go talk to phsyics professors who majored in physics.  Both physics and engineering are great fields, but it's up to YOU to decide which one is better for you.  Good luck!
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HAHAHA...you want to be an engineer...you better have some great gift for it then...  Let me help you first with the question... "How can I get a Scholarship to study aeronautical engineering when I never took Physics in High School?".  Now that we got English down...
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its good to get read at hyd
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You should learn how to spell engineering if you want to become an engineer.
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You should be looking at HnD courses. These last a year and sometimes you don't have to provide a final report at the end, instead you do a lot of small projects. HnD courses mainly aim for people who need just a basic qualification and they are not the same as the normal 3-year degrees that give you a BSc or BA etc.
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Getting into medical school is a big risk. Many students do the pre-med studies and then can't get into medical school. They have to change directions in their education\n\nEngineering is surer. If you are smart enough for medical school you should be able to handle engineering.\n\nI considered the same two choices and opted for engineering. I have never regretted it.
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None is better than the other. It's about the major you fit in. I'm not sure what specific technical background you have. Sometimes one doesn't have to choose which one you want, because one only fulfills the requirements for either, not both.
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Computer System & Networking will give you a good understanding of computer hardware and computer networking. You will know how to trouble shoot hardware, software, and network related problems. However, if you would really like to learn about all the inner workingsof a computer and how they inner relate to one another then I would suggest pursuing something in Computer Science or Computer Engineering. In my personal opinion this would be a better choice.
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Philosophy is a joke of a major so you might as well do both. A dual major looks more impressive.
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I enjoyed English and Language Arts during my high school days. My favorite subject in college was Human Growth and Development and Psychology.
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Either - both degrees are comparible to the UK bachelors (honours) degree, which is what you want.\n\nPolish degrees tend to be four years long, whereas Irish degrees tend to last 3 years.\n\nIf you are going to spend 3-4 years in one of these places, I'd recommend doing some research into the locations of the universities, cost of living, tuition fees, scholarships, etc.  If English is your first language, at least in Ireland you won't need to learn a new language.  Though this might not be a concern.  \n\nDon't go to India as a previous reply stated - their bachelors degrees are equivalent to a british ordinary degree (eg the grade you get here if you don't get a third class degree!).