<p>Hey guys/gals of engineering,</p>
<p>Currently a jr. in chemical engineering and the issue is that I am getting hammered grade-wise for the most part, and I don't know if I'll be able to pull out passing grades for the semester...</p>
<p>Anyone else in a similar predicament and/or have experiences with repeating classes and the impact it had for you after graduation (related to either getting a job or attending grad school)?</p>
<p>chem E and EE seem to be the scourge of the undergraduate engineering world</p>
<p>Hey Adiabatic! I’m in your same position. Taking 16 hours and I’m getting completely hammered by DiffEQ and my lab classes. I’m trying to gauge where I stand after this semester but I plan on lightening up my load next semester.</p>
<p>I will be starting a chemical engineering program shortly after the new year. I was wondering what you chemE majors think has been the most difficult class.you’ve taken so far.</p>
<p>I would like to know about this too. Well I heard Unit Operations lab is extremely time consuming</p>
<p>I would think it would be the intro Chem E classes. at least thats what I heard.</p>
<p>The most time consuming are lab classes by far. Intro classes (at UT i know it as “317”) are tedious and essentially they are weed out classes.</p>
<p>This semester’s hardest class for me has been Fluid Mechanics, but the hardest class up till now has been multi-component thermodynamics </p>
<p>Junior Lab awaits me in early 2011…can’t wait…</p>
<p>BTW I am at Delaware</p>