ENGINEERING FINALS WEEK 💻🎧 most productive weeks in my life, cramming for exams, burnout 

happy u found me :)

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yay i’m so glad! good luck on ur exams

@@serena.mp4 thank you so much :)

ahahahah thank youu

hiii! glad u found me and yes there’ll be lots to come in september :)

YESSS, so glad u found me! we'll get thru next year together dw 💪

aha glad u found me 🤭

yay i'm happy you liked it! and good luck on ur exams

@@serena.mp4 I did well!!! Got straight A's!! 😭😭💜💜 hope yours were the same

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so true! best of luck for the rest of ur studies

@@serena.mp4 thank you, you too

ofc! good luck in ur studies

so proud of u 🫶 can’t wait to go thru eng together ⚡️

yayy glad u found me :)

appreciate it!!

thank uuu, i'll try my best :D

What ingenieering major did you choose if i may ask? Im tryna choose a major

i’m in electrical ⚡️

ahh so glad u found me :))

ahahha relatable 🫠

heyyy good luck!! u got this

@@serena.mp4 thank you!!!

heyy! thanks for stopping by 🙌

heyyy welcome back

ahh u got this

thank you :)

you know it ;) 🙌

go study in a library! or a cafe - romanticize studying 🙌

I use collanote! But I'm most likely switching to goodnotes next year

yes! those are some great questions. stay tuned for another vid soon abt how i picked my program and uni. i'll get into all that :)

Heyy! Im also an engineering major in Canada! I know im not the one you asked buttttt i can try to help a little :)) Im personally doing aerospace engineering, but there are so many types of engineering (i think someone made a video on the different types on youtube if you want to search for it!). Engineering is hard in terms of workload and logic while in nursing you have a difficult workload too but it’ll be mostly memorization (according to my friends in med nursing). So it’s also how you learn best if you want uni to be less brutal. Both are amazing majors! And other tip, if you have the financial stability to do so, spread your studies on one more year than suggested, that leaves you more time to actually understand the material and join engineering clubs where you get to apply what you learn directly. Taking longer also allows you to NOT die, which i realized in my second year after being depressed in first year :,) Anyways, i hope that was of any help! Cheers and good luck for whatever decision you make 😌💜 (And sorry if there are any mistakes, my keyboard is in French and has autocorrect on so im fighting for my life)

HOW I GOT INTO ENGINEERING ☆ my marks, application process, unis I got into ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uXfDS1eIL2g.html

i think that’s an ad lmao 😭

here i’m using collanote 💖 thank u

Yeah ofc! Keep in mind, I applied to architecture as a backup program because I was originally interested in civil engineering (very similar to architecture just more calculations rather than models etc.). Academic-wise, I've only finished first year so I can only talk abt my experience so far. I took a pretty general first year so my classes ranged from static/dynamic physics to material science and circuit analysis (and calculus too ofc). Engineering is very very math heavy (specifically calculus and algebra) so having a very good algebra base and strong calculus skills is very beneficial for all your physics classes. My uni doesn't necessarily care about the memorization of formulae (we often get formula sheets/aid sheets for exams) it's more of the APPLICATION of those formulae and problem solving skills that they care to see. Engineering is still an applied science so there will still be hands-on work and labs (prob less meticulous compared to architecture tho). This is all my own opinion and experience so far! No matter what you choose, both are excellent fields to go into :D Lmk if you have more questions

collanote!

omg judy! i love ur vids ahaha 💖

it's actually from a local store 🫣 i'm sure there's similar ones you can find online though

i use the pilot super grip 0.5 :)

haha yeah, it only makes the exams harder though 😓

Oh you’re right though…@@serena.mp4

i was undeclared/general in first year! i’m making a vid abt how i chose my specific discipline (it’ll be out soon :)

@@serena.mp4 Ok...cos I'm in senior year and i wanna study civil engineering next year...it motivates me seeing women in STEM.

HOW I GOT INTO ENGINEERING ☆ my marks, application process, unis I got into ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uXfDS1eIL2g.html

i was in a general/undeclared first year. i reveal what discipline i chose in my next video coming out tmrw!

canada!

@@serena.mp4 is it hard. How do you like the study

i think engineering is challenging no matter the country. i like it here in canada though bc u get to choose ur discipline from year 1 and there’s lots of opportunities here in terms of jobs too

YAY omg i’m so glad u found me 🥹 i’ll keep posting more eng content 🤭🫶

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