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Daily Digest Archive for April 16, 2004
Q: (Initially posted April 13, 2004) FROM STUDENT
MEMBER JEN K. IN NJ
I'm a junior in high school thinking about attending a summer
program at
CMU, but I'm not sure which one to attend. I want to major in
architecture/engineering in college. I'm trying to decide between
the APEA
program in Calculus and Physics for Engineering, which allows
me to take the
same courses college students would get, and the architecture
program which
would give me an idea of what it would be like to study architecture
in a
university. Does anyone have any suggestions over which program
I should
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April 16, 2004
A: FROM MENTOR CHARLENE CASSIDY
IN SC
Jen, I'm sure this is a tough decision for you. If I were
you, I think I would choose the architecture program, because
it will give you an idea of what studying architecture will
involve. It may help you to decide if that is where your interest
truly lies.
While the calculus and physics program would certainly be
a benefit, you will take these classes in high school and
college. I think you should use your time in this program
to explore your interests. Be sure to have some fun too. Best
of luck to you.
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