<p>Hi everyone! I just got admit into Roosevelt college for aerospace engineering! Actually this college is not my top choice. My top choice is Warren. </p>
<p>ERC general education has 19 courses with very limited choice. It requires student to take 5 sequence courses in MMW and those courses are all related to history and world war 1,2. Student also have to take 4 courses in language, 2 courses in Fine arts and 3 courses in Regional Specialization. How does it fit an engineering major student? </p>
<p>Any UCSD engineering student who went through it before please give me some advice?</p>
<p>It is not that bad, I’m doing it. You want to graduate in five years. You’ll be less stressed out, you’ll have a better time in college, and you’ll do better in your classes. It is nearly impossible to stick to the 4-year plan for aerospace. You don’t get into one class (which happens to a lot of students) or you fail one class you are pretty much automatically put on the 5-year track, since most MAE classes are only offered once a year. ERC is not that bad either, and I had to take 6 quarters of mmw. You can take a lot of the classes pass/no pass and they’re no-brainer gpa boosters. also, depending on ap classes or sat II scores you can get out of a lot of classes. i didn’t have to take a single language class and i got out of one regional spec.</p>