I’m a sophomore in college and I’m taking calculus 1 this summer.I’ve improving on my time management and self motivation because college for me is the only way I’ll become successful. I used to hate the word “Homework” but now I know it’s essential in being able to practice math problems and improve problem solving skills for the engineering courses later on. I’m working on getting a full grip on the importance of completing college and getting into a hard working mindset. When I first started I almost flunked out but I’ve improved when I really started out back in 2022. I’m definitely going to work on applying these seven attributes to myself to be able to achieve my degree in engineering so I can go back to school after I get my degree in mechanical engineering to get into electrical engineering 😁🙏🏿💯

At the age of 31, who's making a career change, I could not relate more to this video, and as such, cannot express in words how grateful I am for your experience from which you uploaded this material for motivation for others like ourselves. Thank you!

Great video, mental health is very important, anxiety and depression will definitely destroy a student, identifying these problems early and getting help (student clinic or other groups). also use the resource on campus as supplementary TA(s) are there for harder classes

These are good lessons for any degree.

I’m a senior in highschool and I was think about engineering because I love finding solutions to things and using your Brain to solve problems, but I’ve always been a average student or sometimes being below average, so I just assumed that it would be impossible to get a engineering degree , untilI I started looking for information about engineering in college and I found this book on Amazon. When the book arrived and I start indulging in it and I took notes, highlighted the important parts, and made post-its and placed it on my window,I did everything in my power to soak up every little piece of information ,I loved your book so much it gave me so much inspiration and motivation, I related so so well to you, and I just wanted to simply thank you for writing the book and inspiring many 🙌 Btw:your book deserves way more attention, it’s extremely underrated

This video was helpful Thank you 🙏

Dane Cook is out here inspiring a whole generation for a second time

This is quite the interesting video. Im about to return to college for my first major in engineering. I was scared for a few years due to losing momentum in my education a year after high school. I tried working many different types of jobs from personal training, sales and even working for amazon at warehouses. I finally decided these types are jobs just arent for me. I start my first year towards my bachelors in civil engineering this fall.

perfect to see video at this time. I got into good 4 year School and engineers need a 2.7 gpa taking their upper division courses. mine is a 2.5 gpa. besides canceling my admission they gave me opportunity to take summer school before fall semester starts. I can take random easy classes and get A's but I was encouraged to take courses in my major for EE. don't know what to do. don't think it's a complete waste of money if I can move forward and take fall semester. enjoyed your bridge set up for graduation. I want a b.s. degree then I'm done. took me a while to transfer. a little over 50 units left for me to graduate. good day to you

Holy shit these issues are more prevalent than I thought. I guess we don’t ignore these issues we just learn to become tolerant to them.

Great , iam an Electrical Engineer.

Also it’s hard to have motivation sometimes I believe it’s all about building habits. Sometimes motivation isn’t there so what’s going to drive you?

Hi. I was hoping that I was going to be able to bring my gpa up from a 2.2 to at least a 2.5, but with new difficulties with the pandemic and high anxiety, I actually brought it down. I only have a year left and I will probably end up with a 2.1 gpa if pass all my classes with A and B's which I plan to do. I just don't know what to do. I'm afraid that I won't find a job with that kind of GPA. I know I am capable of more but when I was ready to deliver the pandemic made everything worse and my parents ended up getting the virus and I had to take care of them which did not help with preparing for the first wave of test this last semester. I barely passed three of my classes and two of them I got B's but I had planned to made better grades and it just did not happen. I'm majoring in civil engineering and terrified that no one will hire me after I graduate in a year with a 2.1 gpa

Hi there. Just came across your video. My university does not use a GPA system but a credit, merit and distinction sytem to grade students. Is it harder to get a job if one graduates below credit. I ask this because it's highly likely that I'll meet the credit mark. I also here it's harder to get into a masters program with low grades.

Can you make a video on ece

I have a 2.4 gpa and I need a 2.6 to even be able to take the upper level engineering classes. I’ve been grinding but I still don’t know what to do

I am currently stressing out about my marks after writing four of my finals because if I don’t get a 60 average and not fail any courses I have to repeat my engineering term at uwaterloo. If I get a average below 50 I get kicked out

Hello I am graduating soon with a gpa of 2.3 in computer engineering I am not afraid of getting a job the market helps with that but I am worried I will never be able to get a masters degree because most universities require a minimum of 2.5 any ideas how I can in the future do graduate school

I'm an almost 3rd-year student in electrical engineering with a 3.1 GPA. I wanted to get good marks in the core courses. I studied, but I always ended up with bad grades. I don't know how to solve this.

Iam searching uni in US for masrer degree with 2.72 GPA in software engineering and good uni plz