OP, my recommendation is purchasing the book Strengths Finder 2.0 and taking the assessment. It is a fantastic source for helping you find your aptitudes, which can point you towards what you might be good at and enjoy doing. I know you are saying engineering, but if you haven't done anything above geometry yet you have absolutely no idea what you're getting into. Figuring out what your aptitudes are can save you tons of money and time.
My story: took AP Calc/Physics in HS, went to school for engineering as I thought that's what I wanted to do. I struggled with the work and spent 3 years bouncing around different engineering majors trying to find my calling. Eventually an adviser pointed out that my best grades were in my non-engineering classes, and perhaps engineering wasn't where I should be. I ended up eventually transferring to business, where I excelled. It took me almost 7 years to finish my degree, whereas had I been given some direction beforehand I could have saved a lot of time and money. Moral: if at all possible try to figure out where your aptitudes lie and start in the right direction.
My story: took AP Calc/Physics in HS, went to school for engineering as I thought that's what I wanted to do. I struggled with the work and spent 3 years bouncing around different engineering majors trying to find my calling. Eventually an adviser pointed out that my best grades were in my non-engineering classes, and perhaps engineering wasn't where I should be. I ended up eventually transferring to business, where I excelled. It took me almost 7 years to finish my degree, whereas had I been given some direction beforehand I could have saved a lot of time and money. Moral: if at all possible try to figure out where your aptitudes lie and start in the right direction.
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