I did my undergrad in chemical engineering. At the time, my university’s school of chemistry and chemical engineering was considered one of the toughest if not THE toughest nationally.
For my Distillation final exam, I had to program an N-component, M-plates tower.
24 hours.
For my Distillation final exam, I had to program an N-component, M-plates tower.
24 hours.
I did not sleep for 24 hours in order to be able to submit my program on time (I aced the exam and got the highest grade and GPA of my cohort, yes, but I sacrificed health, sleep and my own well being to achieve this).
This is no way to do an undergrad.
I am a professor.
This is no way to do an undergrad.
I am a professor.
I chose this profession to help brilliant minds achieve success in their chosen careers.
I didn’t do it to make them suffer.
My courses are intense and intensive but I give ample space for thinking growth and avoiding as much pain as possible.
I’m against academic hazing.
I didn’t do it to make them suffer.
My courses are intense and intensive but I give ample space for thinking growth and avoiding as much pain as possible.
I’m against academic hazing.
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