Hi,
I applied through clearing for aerospace engineering in Brunel University. I got an offer and now I will be studying in Sep 2023. But after receiving the offer I am scared that wether I will be able to do that. Degree being a hard is not a problem here ik that engineering is hard. I am a person who is willing to put the hard work into my degree to get good grades. But I am having second thoughts about my degree and I might wanna switch from aerospace to civil engineering. I will attend the classes in the first week and if I don’t like it I will switch to civil engineering. I want to have opinions on both degree from the students who are currently studying theses degrees at uni. Like what sorts of topics do you guys study in both degree. Looking at the modules on Brunel university website I like civil engineering modules and it also have geography which I also like. I didn’t did chem at a level so will it be a problem for civil engineering.
Problem with me is that I like both planes and tall buildings, so civil and aerospace was the one I considered . I first thought of applying for civil engineering but the people around me said why would you do that civil is not good so I ended up applying for aerospace.
Please let me know ASAP because I am really confused and stressed. My parents says that I don’t have decisions power and that’s really hurt me. Regardless of what degree it is , ik I will work hard and put the effort into it and being an engineer is my dream. A lot of people said that engineering is not for women’s, but I like maths and physics so I will do it.