full day of studying *finals week* || engineering student
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- Hey guyssss!! I hope you enjoy this really realistic vlog of me getting ready for my calculus II final! This was my last final of my freshman semester as biomedical engineering major at the university of rhode island. If you do want to see a video with study/ motivation tips please let me know in the comments below because I would love to make one with all my little tips and tricks!!
I hope you have a fantastic rest of your day/night :) Stay healthy!
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To answer you question at 2:58, yes! A study motivation and productivity tips video would be awesome to watch!
PLEASEEEE please please make that study motivation and productivity video ! I love your channel and having such a beneficial video to look back on helps so much
so proud of u, that 97 is craaazy good 😭🤍
You're a genius! For real.
No way haha!! But thank you!
Such a vibeeeeeeee
Hiiiiii!!!! Can you make a vid on how are the question papers look like??? I want to see physics and math! Btw I will be taking Mechatronics engineering technology as my major!
Hi, I am studying mechanical engineering this year. I watched a lot of your vids and other vids. Like it a lot BTW. But I want to ask you how do you study productively? I know you can study hard and still do poorly on a test. I would love to hear what you have to say. Tips and the best studying methods.
This sounds like a great idea for a video!
Good content keep it up
is all of this worth it to be a biomedical engineer? Do you get to still hang out with friends and go to fun events on and off campus? I'm looking into URI biomedical engineering too. I also saw they have a five year bachelor to masters program, do you know anything about that? Also sorry for all the questions lol
I really think if you’re passionate about the field it’s totally worth it! I still had plenty of time throughout my days to do things that I wanted to do: go to events, hang with friends, have downtime etc. It can be difficult to find a balance at first (it’s something I’m still working on too) but don’t worry- you won’t be studying all day haha! I highly recommend URI especially for engineering- they have a brand new engineering building that’s GORGEOUS! In regards to the five year program, I honestly haven’t done that much research into it, sorry!! If you seriously have any other questions please dm me on Instagram because I’m happy to help!
I appreciate the shoutout too lol :)