Mechanical Engineering quick advice
Hey guys.
I'm a bit worried and in search for some support/advice.
I've been accepted for Mechanical Engineering at university. I've got A-level Maths, Chemistry and Economics.
I don't have physics evidently, will that be an issue for me to do mechanical engineering? Will I be behind everyone else in class? Will I struggle if I don't have physics?
I'm worried, and wanna hear your opinions.
Cheers!
I'm a bit worried and in search for some support/advice.
I've been accepted for Mechanical Engineering at university. I've got A-level Maths, Chemistry and Economics.
I don't have physics evidently, will that be an issue for me to do mechanical engineering? Will I be behind everyone else in class? Will I struggle if I don't have physics?
I'm worried, and wanna hear your opinions.
Cheers!
Sort of. The mechanics in physics will help a lot with mech eng , so that could bring you behind slightly, unless you did mechanics modules in maths? Did you do m1-3?
Original post by DiabloDesmond
Hey guys.
I'm a bit worried and in search for some support/advice.
I've been accepted for Mechanical Engineering at university. I've got A-level Maths, Chemistry and Economics.
I don't have physics evidently, will that be an issue for me to do mechanical engineering? Will I be behind everyone else in class? Will I struggle if I don't have physics?
I'm worried, and wanna hear your opinions.
Cheers!
I'm a bit worried and in search for some support/advice.
I've been accepted for Mechanical Engineering at university. I've got A-level Maths, Chemistry and Economics.
I don't have physics evidently, will that be an issue for me to do mechanical engineering? Will I be behind everyone else in class? Will I struggle if I don't have physics?
I'm worried, and wanna hear your opinions.
Cheers!
Which uni ?
Original post by MathsAstronomy12
Sort of. The mechanics in physics will help a lot with mech eng , so that could bring you behind slightly, unless you did mechanics modules in maths? Did you do m1-3?
During the maths A-level, we only did M1.They don't have Physics as their requirements. Their requirements are Maths + Chemistry/Physics. I obviously met the requirements.
Original post by dahl786
Which uni ?
Queen Mary
Original post by DiabloDesmond
Yeh but mech eng requires a fair bit of mechanics, hence the title. If I were you, while you do meet the requirements and have an offer (congrats) I'd still have a look into m2 and m3 because they'll be extremely useful
Original post by DiabloDesmond
During the maths A-level, we only did M1.They don't have Physics as their requirements. Their requirements are Maths + Chemistry/Physics. I obviously met the requirements.
Queen Mary
Queen Mary
London?
Original post by dahl786
London?
Yes, Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)
Original post by DiabloDesmond
Yes, Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)
its a rg uni, so cant be that bad...you should be fine, Without a doubt you will get support if you are struggling with anything
Hope this helpsOriginal post by dahl786
its a rg uni, so cant be that bad...you should be fine, Without a doubt you will get support if you are struggling with anything Hope this helps
Hope this helpsYeah man, deinfately helped. Cheers for the uplifting advice.
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