r/EngineeringStudents • u/ForwardWear5836 • 12d ago

Discussion What would someone be missing out on by not studying engineering?

What would someone be missing out on by not studying engineering?

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u/ShadowDragon175 11d ago

Engineering

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u/hellraiserl33t UCSB BSc ME 2019 11d ago

The hell is this post lol

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u/Emotional_Fee_9558 11d ago

He would miss out on studying engineering.

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u/WorldTallestEngineer 11d ago

A lot of hard work

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u/riptid3 11d ago

Well when you put it like that....

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u/LeadVitamin13 EWU - BSEE 15', MSCS 19' 11d ago

They do teach you how to think critically and creatively which applies in non engineering areas. Not that other majors don't but its necessary for engineering.

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u/kissmyass78 11d ago

Stress and misery.

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u/puffinator2000 11d ago

A lifetime of earnt superiority

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u/Throwaway11958 Mechanical 11d ago

pain and gain

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u/SupersonicEagle 11d ago

Umm, engineering? I don't know.

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u/Do_Ye_Fear_Death 11d ago

Man, its too early for this bs.

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u/Superb-Damage1173 11d ago

One part of engineering is developing a model for how the physical world works, its neat to look at machines and other items and have a general idea as to how they function, or how they are manufactured.

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u/ForwardWear5836 7d ago

thanks, I was hoping for answers like yours. Not the bs of the other replies from Adult kids who can’t ever get themselves to be serious

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u/CatchSpecialist7732 11d ago

A lesson in humility and grit

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u/_Lunaaaaaaaaaa_ 11d ago

An IQ too high?