<p>I need to transfer from community college. I'm still a freshman and was looking to ASU, daniel webster, embry riddle, oklahoma. I would like to work for NASA or Boeing and help engineer new aircraft or spacecrafts for the future because I LOVE aviation. My gPA right now is a 3.0 and im still in remedial math and never even took physics or chemistry. Also, ima GED student</p>
<p>IMHO, you shouldn’t make a distinction between the two at this level. Most schools these days will combine both into an “aerospace” engineering undergrad degree. Each field is a very small subsidy, thus don’t focus on which you should concentrate on as an undergrad or you will just limit yourself.</p>
<p>You have other things to worry about first… like getting into a program. Your stats will make it a bit tough.</p>
<p>will i still be able to transfer?</p>
<p>how hard is it to find a job for NASA or Boeing?</p>
<p>would it be best to dual major in mechanical and aerospace? since they are so closely related? then go back for m masters in astro or aeronautical engineering? i wish to work for NASA</p>
<p>I think that experienced folks will tell you that Aerospace is a subset of Mechanical Engineering. In fact, several schools offer AE as an option within the ME B.S. program.</p>