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School Decisions
2001-10-10 @ 12:35 p.m.
What is a person supposed to do when they realize something that is incredibly important? How do you make life-changing decisions? Is it possible to start over completely?
See, I'm an engineering student. I'm in my 4th year and taking 2nd year classes because I have always been fairly slow in comparison to my classmates. Right now I am in a mathematics course called Differential Equations. This math is the basis of a lot of engineering. As of right now, I am completely clueless in it. I have been tutored by my professor since the beginning of the term, and am still only pulling 50%. I have always had an incredibly hard time with the higher maths, but I got through it since I knew where it was coming from. I don't have that with DE. This is so scary for me. How can I become an engineer if I can't grasp the basic concepts?
So now I have no idea where to go. I think that I am going to drop the class and audit it in hopes that the light will turn on later in the term. But what happens if it doesn't? Where do I go now?
