Current Events > Those who graduated w/ STEM related majors, how many hours u studied per day and

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what were your study habits that helped you concentrate, study for your classes and helped you understand the subjects/homework? I think those who did well and graduated in college with STEM related majors are fucking smart af and if someone can succeed in that area then one can pretty much do well in any college major, 2 yr program, trade school, whatever.

I am thinking about going back to school for a career in the medical field but I was terrible in school pretty much from K to 5 years of college then dropped out but now that I'm older and more mature maybe I can get my shit together and take my education more seriously. My biggest weakness if math btw. My brain can't or don't seem to want to process that stuff.

Oakland510_ posted...

I think those who did well and graduated in college with STEM related majors are fucking smart af and if someone can succeed in that area then one can pretty much do well in any college major, 2 yr program, trade school, whatever.

There's a good reason that people with English, communications, etc majors are hired to work for tech companies in public-facing roles, and it's because plenty of STEM majors are total shut-ins and terrible at interpersonal communication.