Major in STEM brehs...

[Apollo Creed]

 

[BaldingSoHard]

STEM breh here.

Yep.

 

[BlackDynamite310]

Noting but facts in pretty much every class

 

[Apollo Creed]

Noting but facts in pretty much every class

Ironically the major classes were easy for me, it was alot of the unrelated courses they make you take your freshmen and sophmore yrs that annoyed me. They werent hard I just didnt see the value in some of them.

 

[AB Ziggy]

Are you jealous OP? What did you major in


But i do agree, some of the upper level Biochem courses had a nikka like

Had to go to tutors constantly.

 

[BlackDynamite310]

Ironically the major classes were easy for me, it was alot of the unrelated courses they make you take your freshmen and sophmore yrs that annoyed me. They werent hard I just didnt see the value in some of them.

The math classes absolutely killed me. Had to finesse thru em all.

 

[Apollo Creed]

The math classes absolutely killed me. Had to finesse thru em all.

I cheated like hell in any class i didnt see being valuable to my career

 

[BaldingSoHard]

Noting but facts in pretty much every class

That shyt didn't start making sense till I retook the class next semester .

 

[Doobie Doo]

I worked with computers my whole life, my first was a commodore 64. But I was terrified to major in anything computer related because of the math involved, I was a horrible math student. So I pussed out and majored in Communications.

Always wondered "WHAT IF" but I'm glad I didn't I would've failed out of college.

I'm in the IT field now regardless so it was the right decision.

 

[newworldafro]

Ironically the major classes were easy for me, it was alot of the unrelated courses they make you take your freshmen and sophmore yrs that annoyed me. They werent hard I just didnt see the value in some of them.

This is part of it...application.

Still need to just understand every concept is just a basic format and building block to larger concepts.

I'm not a STEM major, but it seems the quantitative stuff I took, if you are rushed to learn it, then sometimes it can be overwhelming.....so what I realized is if you not one of those people that can just absorb and remember concepts immediately and for days later without much studying....then you gone have to spend time with the concepts aka actually studying with few to no distractions.

But if you in school now you have the dopest school ever created...The Internet...especially youtube, where you can type in any STEM concept and will recieve back multiple tutors, teachers, professors, etc that will break down concepts in multiple teaching styles that best fits you.

Yall are blessed, you can literally "pick your teacher" that best fits how you learn. No excuses....Get that STEM poppin.. .

 

[DamienWayne]

Genetics
Organic chem

Microbiology
Neurobiology

 

[AB Ziggy]

Genetics
Organic chem

Microbiology
Neurobiology

Orgo wasn't that bad for me tbh. In fact i found it more interesting and fun than general chem. Got As in both 1 and 2.


I agree with the other three classes you named tho. Especially genetics

 

[Dr. Acula]

Once we got to convolution in signals and systems this was me.

 

[LeVraiPapi]

I took all those classes and never used them.

Microbiology is a good class. It depends on who's teaching it

 

[Gully Bull]

Sister has a STEM degree and it's working well for her. With her line of work, her job title is basically a manager so if she decides to go to the private sector then her experience would be 100k valuable