Anybody familiar with Engineering fields?

[Al Swearengen]

My own son, who is 19, is working towards a degree in Mechanical Engineering. All I know about it is that the math is hard.

[Santabot]

Originally Posted by Al Swearengen

My own son, who is 19, is working towards a degree in Mechanical Engineering. All I know about it is that the math is hard.

I like math, it's okay, as long as.. I don't know how to define it, or any specific area, but some of it just plain sucks because it's very unnecessary looking and too long and out-of-the-way to solve something that's only an abstract concept anyway..

[cosmo kramer]

If you are seriously going to go to school for an engineering degree, Louisiana Tech is one of the best engineering schools in the south.

[Santabot]

Originally Posted by cosmo kramer

If you are seriously going to go to school for an engineering degree, Louisiana Tech is one of the best engineering schools in the south.

Eh, I really really don't want to go to Tech, mostly because of the Student Life.. or lack thereof. Also, I've heard LSU BR is as good, if not, better than Tech for engineering in certain fields, though I still haven't picked a specific branch.

I already have scholarships to get full admission for both, Tech is cheaper, of course, but being in BR: very close to NO, party school, and far far away from home.

[cosmo kramer]

okay, I understand wanting to get away.

[Santabot]

Originally Posted by cosmo kramer

okay, I understand wanting to get away.

away and away and party party party


oh and, I also plan on possibly double majoring in a liberal arts field, and minors in others, so that's why I also want to go.

[cosmo kramer]

What type of liberal arts field? AND party, party, party.