[321Beckie123]

Basically I'm taking maths, further maths, chemistry and physics as levels.

I am currently thinking about taking General Engineering at University, but this year I have taken Mech 1 and Mech 2, and although I got a high A in M1, I really don't enjoy mechanics what so ever, and was wondering, is this an indication that I won't enjoy an Engineering degree and is a bad choice?

Thanks

[whiteing]

i couldnt say, but the M modules can be quite tedious i'm sure everyone who's done them has felt the same way at some point.

Have a look on one of the university course modules, have a look what you'll be doing, if its all math mechs maybe look at another area.

[marsman13]

Mechanics are a main part of any engineering course. So take a long hard think if you would like 3 years of mechanics which gets harder year by year! But don't be put off, just put the work in.

[321Beckie123]

(Original post by marsman13)
Mechanics are a main part of any engineering course. So take a long hard think if you would like 3 years of mechanics which gets harder year by year! But don't be put off, just put the work in.

yehh it's not so much about putting the work in its just I really dont enjoy it so worried i really wouldnt enjoy the course either

[marsman13]

(Original post by 321Beckie123)
yehh it's not so much about putting the work in its just I really dont enjoy it so worried i really wouldnt enjoy the course either

If you have your eyes set on engineering then have a go and after the first year if it is not to your liking change the course. You can easily get onto a different course and go straight into year two.

[dotty_but_good]

(Original post by 321Beckie123)
Basically I'm taking maths, further maths, chemistry and physics as levels.

I am currently thinking about taking General Engineering at University, but this year I have taken Mech 1 and Mech 2, and although I got a high A in M1, I really don't enjoy mechanics what so ever, and was wondering, is this an indication that I won't enjoy an Engineering degree and is a bad choice?

Thanks

I didn't particularly enjoy one of the M modules can't remember whether it was 2 or 3 but I have enjoyed it a lot more now at Uni, it just depends on how it is taught, in my opinion.