Thank you man, I can’t tell you how much that means to me. Just doing my best to make each and ever video better than the last one, appreciate the support ❤️
I'm a Computer and electronics student, but gonna say your way more than productive, I wake up at 9 when I don't have morning classes lol. Anyway good work Mate!
Thank you Sam! It was my first time "vlogging" and was definitely a huge learning experience to make. But I hoped I was able to help you learn a little more about engineering in college :)
Hey, I’m transferring to engineering (want to become mechanical) next year and am so conflicted on which laptop to get. I have apple products and have an mb air m1 at the moment but everyone says to get a 2 in 1 windows laptop. price range is anywhere below $1300. Whatever will last me long and has good battery/ performance tbh. keep up the vids!
Before I can recommend one, it really depends what you plan on using it for. Do you currently have an iPhone or Android? What major/career are you going into? budget?
Thank you! And I already have another video going further in depth about mechanical engineering and what it’s actually like so go check it out and I think it’ll answer any more questions you may have!
Is double majoring in engineering and business realistic? For example, if someone was to double major in mechanical engineering and finance, would that be too much to handle?
It honestly depends on how much you're willing to give up with other organizations/clubs and social life. Mechanical engineering continues to get harder each year and peaks junior year. I had a lab my junior year where I'd spend 70-80 hours on each lab report which each ended up being 100+ pages. That's just for one single class and I had 4 others each with homeworks quizzes and exams. I'm not saying it's impossible, but I already felt swamped with just engineering. You could probably fit in a business minor. It would be fewer classes needed and would still give you some time for yourself.
Hy mate I have few questions! Am planning to attend Syracuse for MS Mech and aerospace program! So what about the department ans facilities and jobs? How would you feel about the department ans professors? Would u recommend me to attend there? Pls clarify this if possible
Hey congrats! And for your first two years as an undergrad you need to take a lot of pre-requisite classes which will mostly be held outside of Link Hall (the engineering building). Link Hall itself is definitely outdated and needs to be renovated which I think they have plans for in the upcoming years. There are 4-5 computer labs in this building with any type of software you will need to succeed in these majors. The professor's are very good though. You will have a mix of professor's that you like and dislike but I do believe they all care about their students doing well and are always willing to help if it is needed. ME and Aero are both very challenging majors and you need to be prepared to have a large workload and a lot of class time, but if that is where your passion lies then the program will teach you both problem solving and hard work which are life long traits. There are also plenty of jobs on campus, from the dining hall, to the gym facilities and library assistants. It shouldn't be too difficult to get one early on. I hear each of these jobs are very flexible with student's class schedule and shifts usually last between 1-4 hours so its not like you will need to work 30+ hours a week if you don't want too. Hope this helps a little and if you decide to go to Syracuse University and see me next year don't be scared to say hi! :)
@@NathanLemoine well Tqs mate for ur good time to respond! Am planning for Masters program not an undergrad😅!! Hope to meet u soon!! Cheers!! Can I get ur insta id?
Hey, how's the graduate school party life there, I am admitted for fall 23 computer engineering. Just wanted to know what the party / social scene is like ?
Hey, congrats on getting admitted!!! And it is exactly the same as undergrad. There's 3-4 bars right near campus everyone goes to which are fun (but get stale pretty fast). There are always house parties you can go to but they usually don't like random guys showing up, you'll probably have to pay some money to get in to them. Then there's always tailgates you can go to during the warmer months before football games which are fun! I'm personally over the party scene and I'm too busy with UA-cam now to get drunk each weekend haha
I'm actually graduating this upcoming May, so in a little over a month! And I'm graduating from the 4+1 Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Masters Program!
I haven’t tried too many out, but for the past year I’ve been using the iCarez Anti-Glare Matte Screen Protector (2-Pack) which can be found on Amazon for right around $9. I haven’t had any problems with them, they make it feel more so like you’re writing on paper and you get two for the money. :)
Hello Nathan, I'm a freshie, I'm asking you when I was in school, I used to be careless of math before exam time but when exam time came, I used to study, I saw many people saying that you must be gifted math nerd. I don't know if I'm good at math or not. English is not my mothertongue 🙏🙏
Is it realistic for me to study and do homework 12-14 hours a day for 7 days a week? Reason why I am asking this question because someone told me that I have to spend this much time doing schoolwork if I want to succeed and graduate regardless of my major.
As someone who is in a top 5 hardest major I can say this is NOT true. Even with mechanical / aerospace engineering, you do not have 12-14 hours of homework a day. It is possible to do all of your homework as long as you manage your time correctly and are willing to miss out on parties and going out with friends. It is very difficult but people do it every year so it is possible. I will say, specifically with my major, Junior year was incredible difficult and I honestly did put in 10 hours a day into studying, homework, and projects. I lived in the engineering building to do all the work I needed to do. Even other majors within STEM don't take up as much time as what mine did. I have friends who dropped mechanical engineering and went to civil or environmental and they would joke around with me about how they felt bad I stayed in my difficult major so theirs was a lot easier now. As for other majors outside of STEM (psychology, business, education, communications), most of them are jokes. Not to discredit the majors as there is still work that needs to be done (projects, presentations, papers) but I know so many people who could comfortable go out and party 4 times a week and still felt they barely had homework. Where as I would limit myself to 1, maybe 2 nights of relaxing or hanging out with friends. Keep in mind, this all depends on your goals. I strived to graduate on the Dean's List (essentially honors in high school) so I needed to put in extra work to get great grades. If you just want to pass with C's then you don't need to put in as much time. I hope my view on this helped clarify a little :)
In this video is essentially my diet, I pretty much eat the exact same thing every day but sub out whatever carb/ vegetable the dining hall is serving that day. When I bulk in the winter Ill throw in a third piece of chicken and a little extra for a carb. I also have some oatmeal and a Greek yogurt at the end of the night to finish off my macros. For hard gainer’s I recommend drinking more whole milk as it’s a great way to get easy calories in. I highly highly recommend getting creatine pills as it’s the only supplement I’ve been taking the past 2 years and have noticed a huge difference in my muscle mass. Hope this helps! :)
I also have a cheat meal every Sunday (like what The Rock does) just to live a little haha. So add in a few doughnuts on that day or maybe a Ben and Jerry’s :)
Nate your videos are so underrated. It’s clear you put in effort, keep up the good work. I told all my friends about you by the way
Thank you man, I can’t tell you how much that means to me. Just doing my best to make each and ever video better than the last one, appreciate the support ❤️
Amazing, I’m also studying MECH E! Keep up the work
Appreciate it! You too bro, keep grinding 🤧
I'm a Computer and electronics student, but gonna say your way more than productive, I wake up at 9 when I don't have morning classes lol.
Anyway good work Mate!
9 am is still early than most college students! Keep grinding bro 💪🏻
@@NathanLemoine thanks man, appreciate your confidence :)
Great job Nate! Loved it! Very interesting! 👍
Thank you!!!
Very well put together! Keep up the good work :)
Thank you Sam! It was my first time "vlogging" and was definitely a huge learning experience to make. But I hoped I was able to help you learn a little more about engineering in college :)
Hey, I’m transferring to engineering (want to become mechanical) next year and am so conflicted on which laptop to get. I have apple products and have an mb air m1 at the moment but everyone says to get a 2 in 1 windows laptop. price range is anywhere below $1300. Whatever will last me long and has good battery/ performance tbh. keep up the vids!
Great video 👍🏻 ❤
Thank you Khaled!! I really appreciate it :)
what is the model of your glasses?
great!God bless ❤
Can you give a good laptop recommendation? I'm so conflicted on what I should choose.
Before I can recommend one, it really depends what you plan on using it for.
Do you currently have an iPhone or Android?
What major/career are you going into?
budget?
Can you recommend some good laptops that will be needed to study mechanical engineering?
Hii sir,
Its very informative video so can you tell in video more about mechanical engineering and information about your university ❤
Thank you! And I already have another video going further in depth about mechanical engineering and what it’s actually like so go check it out and I think it’ll answer any more questions you may have!
"Time to climb some stairs"
**Uses elevator**
Is double majoring in engineering and business realistic? For example, if someone was to double major in mechanical engineering and finance, would that be too much to handle?
It honestly depends on how much you're willing to give up with other organizations/clubs and social life. Mechanical engineering continues to get harder each year and peaks junior year. I had a lab my junior year where I'd spend 70-80 hours on each lab report which each ended up being 100+ pages. That's just for one single class and I had 4 others each with homeworks quizzes and exams. I'm not saying it's impossible, but I already felt swamped with just engineering. You could probably fit in a business minor. It would be fewer classes needed and would still give you some time for yourself.
Hy mate I have few questions! Am planning to attend Syracuse for MS Mech and aerospace program! So what about the department ans facilities and jobs? How would you feel about the department ans professors? Would u recommend me to attend there? Pls clarify this if possible
Hey congrats! And for your first two years as an undergrad you need to take a lot of pre-requisite classes which will mostly be held outside of Link Hall (the engineering building). Link Hall itself is definitely outdated and needs to be renovated which I think they have plans for in the upcoming years. There are 4-5 computer labs in this building with any type of software you will need to succeed in these majors.
The professor's are very good though. You will have a mix of professor's that you like and dislike but I do believe they all care about their students doing well and are always willing to help if it is needed. ME and Aero are both very challenging majors and you need to be prepared to have a large workload and a lot of class time, but if that is where your passion lies then the program will teach you both problem solving and hard work which are life long traits.
There are also plenty of jobs on campus, from the dining hall, to the gym facilities and library assistants. It shouldn't be too difficult to get one early on. I hear each of these jobs are very flexible with student's class schedule and shifts usually last between 1-4 hours so its not like you will need to work 30+ hours a week if you don't want too.
Hope this helps a little and if you decide to go to Syracuse University and see me next year don't be scared to say hi! :)
@@NathanLemoine well Tqs mate for ur good time to respond! Am planning for Masters program not an undergrad😅!! Hope to meet u soon!! Cheers!! Can I get ur insta id?
Hey, how's the graduate school party life there, I am admitted for fall 23 computer engineering. Just wanted to know what the party / social scene is like ?
Hey, congrats on getting admitted!!! And it is exactly the same as undergrad. There's 3-4 bars right near campus everyone goes to which are fun (but get stale pretty fast). There are always house parties you can go to but they usually don't like random guys showing up, you'll probably have to pay some money to get in to them. Then there's always tailgates you can go to during the warmer months before football games which are fun!
I'm personally over the party scene and I'm too busy with UA-cam now to get drunk each weekend haha
@@NathanLemoine When are u graduating and which program are u in?
I'm actually graduating this upcoming May, so in a little over a month! And I'm graduating from the 4+1 Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Masters Program!
Any recommendations for screen protectors that still work well with the apple pencil :)?
Paper like
@@cadman4866 damages pencil and is very matte. Gets stratches and is overpriced :(
I haven’t tried too many out, but for the past year I’ve been using the iCarez Anti-Glare Matte Screen Protector (2-Pack) which can be found on Amazon for right around $9. I haven’t had any problems with them, they make it feel more so like you’re writing on paper and you get two for the money. :)
Hello Nathan, I'm a freshie, I'm asking you when I was in school, I used to be careless of math before exam time but when exam time came, I used to study, I saw many people saying that you must be gifted math nerd. I don't know if I'm good at math or not.
English is not my mothertongue 🙏🙏
The video was informative, what model of the iPad did you use for notetaking?
I’m glad you think so! And I have the 2020 11” iPad Pro (A12Z chip) still works great for everything school could throw at it
Is it realistic for me to study and do homework 12-14 hours a day for 7 days a week? Reason why I am asking this question because someone told me that I have to spend this much time doing schoolwork if I want to succeed and graduate regardless of my major.
As someone who is in a top 5 hardest major I can say this is NOT true. Even with mechanical / aerospace engineering, you do not have 12-14 hours of homework a day. It is possible to do all of your homework as long as you manage your time correctly and are willing to miss out on parties and going out with friends. It is very difficult but people do it every year so it is possible.
I will say, specifically with my major, Junior year was incredible difficult and I honestly did put in 10 hours a day into studying, homework, and projects. I lived in the engineering building to do all the work I needed to do.
Even other majors within STEM don't take up as much time as what mine did. I have friends who dropped mechanical engineering and went to civil or environmental and they would joke around with me about how they felt bad I stayed in my difficult major so theirs was a lot easier now.
As for other majors outside of STEM (psychology, business, education, communications), most of them are jokes. Not to discredit the majors as there is still work that needs to be done (projects, presentations, papers) but I know so many people who could comfortable go out and party 4 times a week and still felt they barely had homework. Where as I would limit myself to 1, maybe 2 nights of relaxing or hanging out with friends.
Keep in mind, this all depends on your goals. I strived to graduate on the Dean's List (essentially honors in high school) so I needed to put in extra work to get great grades. If you just want to pass with C's then you don't need to put in as much time.
I hope my view on this helped clarify a little :)
I wanna be a engineer
CHARLIE PUTH???
Haha you're not the first person to say that to me 😂
the edit tho 😩
I am
Gotta share ur diet man, broke hard gainer here sigh
In this video is essentially my diet, I pretty much eat the exact same thing every day but sub out whatever carb/ vegetable the dining hall is serving that day. When I bulk in the winter Ill throw in a third piece of chicken and a little extra for a carb. I also have some oatmeal and a Greek yogurt at the end of the night to finish off my macros. For hard gainer’s I recommend drinking more whole milk as it’s a great way to get easy calories in. I highly highly recommend getting creatine pills as it’s the only supplement I’ve been taking the past 2 years and have noticed a huge difference in my muscle mass. Hope this helps! :)
I also have a cheat meal every Sunday (like what The Rock does) just to live a little haha. So add in a few doughnuts on that day or maybe a Ben and Jerry’s :)
you look like mason mount lol
Lol