How To Be SUCCESSFUL In ENGINEERING | Engineering Explains

Hello All,
For those who are struggling in Engineering or are thinking about majoring in this field, this video shows goes over different habits that will improve your chances of passing ALL engineering courses. Now this is from personal experience so please keep this in mind as you watch but the experience is from someone who has been through 5 years of Engineering school and passed every single class (i.e. take the advice).
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0:00 Intro
0:39 Read The Syllabus
1:44 Ask Questions
2:47 Mindset
4:15 Prioritize Exams/Quizzes
4:57 Exercise
6:31 Study Strategically
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[@michaeldo5528]

Thanks!

[@TheSn12]

Thank you for your support! I appreciate it and I hope you found this video helpful 😊

[@michaeldo5528]

@@TheSn12 yes. It is helpful for my nieces and nephews since my kids have graduated from college already.

[@rikudouensof]

As a former engineering student, these are solid advice.
As a working Computer Engineer. I am fighting ADHD. Too much to learn, Too much to do, so little time.