<p>I'm really interested in engineering, but I'm not sure whether to go for electrical/mechanical/aerospace or the biological/chemical/nuclear path. </p>
<p>My school forces us to pick one path and schedules our courses for the next year accordingly. For example, if I were to choose the EE/ME/AE path, I would take AP Physics B sophomore, AP Physics C junior and then Robotics seniior. If I chose the other, I would take AP Biology soph, AP Chemistry Junior and then AP Physics C Senior.</p>
<p>I'm really interested in both and I was at first planning on maybe double majoring in college or something. Now this came along!! Please someone give me some advice</p>
<p>I’d say AP Chem and AP Physics C are the two classes most worthwhile. You likely won’t have to take bio unless you do biomedical engineering, and Physics B is a waste if you take C.</p>
<p>Your HIGH SCHOOL picks courses based on what you MIGHT major in in college?? That’s interesting…since the vast majority of college students switch majors multiple times once they get INTO college. Why does your high school do this???</p>
<p>Just take what your interested in.</p>
<p>I’m not sure. It’s kinda weird really. I like both paths equally, so I"m not sure which one I"m more interested in.</p>
<p>You are a high school student. Agreed…just take courses you have interest in. By the time you get to college, you might want to be a literature major. Just make sure you are fulfilling the requirements for college admissions regarding numbers of years of English, lab science, foreign language, etc. Trying to decide the kind of engineering major you “MIGHT” take in college is rather unnecessary.</p>
<p>Take option B, the one with Chem, Physics and Bio. In my opinion, that leaves you more well-rounded for later when you actually DO decide which direction to go. Regardless of what engineering you major in when you get to college, you will need Chemistry and Physics, so that path gets you a good base in both of those. That will help you out later regardless of what you choose to major in.</p>