Day in the Life of a Mechanical Engineering Student | Western University (Third Year)
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- In the next 15 minutes and 58 seconds, I'm gonna show you what a typical day in the life of a mechanical engineering student looks like...
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This dude makes studying look actual fun.
Learning is fun
It is fun. It was made boring growing up, but you need to find that spark for learning. A good environment and a goal for studying helps alot. Realizing I was being productive was one of the things that made studying more fun for me too.
I like to study. So much so I forget what's in my actual syllabus and remember more advanced stuff.
But yeah it gets boring sometimes. We all just need to find a drive to keep us going.
@@eyw9528 yeah thats true same here
But it aint🤣
As a recent mechanical engineering graduate, this video is pretty spot on. The grind never stops, haha. It’s worth it in the end though.
is it really tho
@@benlegault8254 academics don't do it for money but interest so yes it is
@@kialkelly6591 guess i best stop now cuz im all money no interest
@@user-wm1ln5vc2y I meant most not all but tbh I wouldn't stay in a career path with 0 interest
@@kialkelly6591 That's a horrible mindset.
The quality in this is insane 🔥🔥
Thanks man, yours is creepin up there too!🤙
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Jason is Cinematic Art Pro level Producer undercover not ME ...
It's just fascinating from seeing how similar the life is as a ME student across half of the globe. Keep grinding, likes from Taiwan.
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What’s that note taking app you were using?
This is so accurate! I am also a mechanical engineering student. First couple years are challenging then it gets a little less stressful- especially during senior year. Keep up the good work!
not at all. The stress is there until graduation and upper year courses become more difficult as they heavily rely on advanced calculus.
@@roiyen9192 that would be based on individual experience
As a mechanical engineering at western I would say that my entire life is studying until I go to sleep where I only think of equations.
This guy is extremely underrated 🔥
I appreciate that🤙
Fluid mechanics and electrical circuits were all grinds as a third-year student. What a video, Jason! Very insightful
Can I learn fluid by itself now or would I need to know calculus or something
@@nastydre4433 You can learn the concepts for sure. They’re pretty straightforward. The math proof will need some calc background; that’s the hard part.
@@alexisidro ok I’ll start learning as soon as this semester term is over
@@nastydre4433 You got this. 💯 lmk how it goes!
I couldn't agree more. Those two classes have to be one of the hardest classes I've ever taken
Hey Brother, This was a great video. I'm Tony and I'm 33 years old. I started working on my second degree and it's mechanical engineering. I'm doing all the solidworks cad stuff right now. And it's cool to see you go through what I'm about to go through. Keep up the good work. Inspiring and shows me that I've got a lot of work ahead of me. Thanks man!
Oh and I looped the video! Very fun . I was like "OOHHHHH"
@@TonyMotherfuckinLee yeah
Hey, once youre comfortable with SOLIDWORKS, i highly recommend you do some of the certification exams that dassault systemes offers. Theyre not necessary in any way, but theyre good to show on a resume.
@@yobi765 I actually failed the first certification one. The school paid for it and I forced to take it early ( I wasn’t ready) and I completely bombed. When it comes to Solidworks, I’ve got to practice more. Do you guys practice everyday? Even if you don’t have an assignment , are you alway practicing v
@@TonyMotherfuckinLee Actually I do like to take daily life objects and certain machinery parts and try to make them. After watching few tutorials and some brainstorming we can make them.
I'm going to be an engineering student after high school, next year, so this is awesome to see.
You might fail out.
Me too! I'm freaking out about all the stories I've been hearing from my engineering teachers, so I came here to confirm what a regular day would look like 😭
you might graduate and succeed
I have a B.S. in Physics and started my undergrad as ME major, my life in college had never been this interesting. It was pretty much the most boring time of my life. I study all the time, like literary all the time. I'm pretty sure my girlfriends left me because I was just that boring. If you do a day in a life video of me in college, you would see me at the library all day studying, then returning to my dorm to study more in the study room then going to the cafeteria to study as I eat, then at night I study in my room next to a bed to never sleep in (since I don't sleep in this field). Lastly I would go to Dunkin Donuts to get coffee and study for the rest to the night because my roommate in a donkey's major wanted to sleep to catch up with his partying.
Wait now I dont get it, which degree/ major was intressting and which one is that hard and boring. I ame interessted in both Physics and Mechanical engineering. Btw all your hard work will hopefully pay off 😁
@@hejda4101 It pays off in a sense that it got me into Johns Hopkins for my graduate degree in Engineering, so I can repeat this process. Mechanical Engineering is simply applied Physics so you can't be interested in ME and not Physics. I think the best part about getting a physics degree is that I had to explain to almost all employers that Physics major can do everything that an ME can do since ME is just applied physics. These recruiters are not engineers but a management major or a business major and know nothing about engineering. To your question read the last post again, I pretty much explain how boring my life is when going for this degree since I have to stay shut in and study all the time while others at my schools get to go party and have fun.
All that work is going to pay off later
@@caposolomon8745 u were a physics major in undergrad and u got into grad school for engineering? That’s possible?
did u have a part-time job as well?
I’m a prospective ME student and this video was so interesting to watch and so well made! Great job man and best of luck to you your senior year!!
This man gave me the cameo I always wanted!
Yessir, you earn it
Really enjoyed this video, thanks for the upload ! Looking foward to upcoming videos!
bro you really captured y'all grinding hard in class.. Super impressed.
This was insightful! Thank you for doing this video. I’m starting my BSc in ME Sep 2022.
the film making technique and edits are insane and wondeful, more power to u and ur career
Thank you for sharing your day with us! I have dreams of one day becoming an engineer!
My boy blowing up fr!!! Crazy to see the improvement in video quality, this man is EXTREMELY underrated
That means a lot! Thanks Nikhil🤙
I don't know a gotdamn thing about mechanical engineering, but your video editing is what kept me watching! Good luck in school!
Enjoy Vlogging love your daily routine from your Uni good luck and sure you can do it!
Love the video bro! Everything is beautiful and I know it might be hard now but it's a blessing just to be you! Great friends and even greater opportunity.. love from Atlanta ga ❤️
Being an engineer is one of the most rewarding achievements!!!
Dude that's some fantastic editing right there!!
Severly underated youtuber. love the intro i cracked up watching the intro ending
Thanks!
The loop was so simple yet so pleasing🤌🏻🔥 and unexpected🤣
Insane quality bro nice job! I barely started so I got a long long journey ahead…keep it up! Cheers
I am also a mechanical student and i relate to your schedule a lot, good video!!!
sick editing. thanks for the video man
Love the looping!
I’m taking dynamics and Electronics lab next semester too! I go to college in the US but it’s interesting to see the similarities no matter where you are in the world. (2nd year ME)
Great video, so thorough and the editing was amazing too! Props on you for filming outside on campus at Western, I still feel embarrassed when I try to do that LOL
I salute you, Jason! Really productive, me too gonna choose laundry during 4-hour break 😅
Love your video, I am so excited for my electrical engineering at university.
Excellent editing! Cheers!
Awesome video!! Agreed engineering is a very demanding agree, but so worth it!
bro great vid i absolutely loved it!!! Please make more!
This is the first "Day in the life of a student" that i see and the host actually studies haha, i apriciate that men, good job.
Bro I graduated last May with a M.E. degree and looking at your notes gives me the nightmares and pain! haah GL you're almost there!
The editing bro. *Chef's kiss*
Jason it is the coolest video about fluid mechanical I saw 👀
This video well describe my university life back in the days. Studying a mechanical engineering degree in Canada is exactly like this. Glad to have a refresh of an undergrad life.
this is very alot to learn from I have a passion for engineering so this video really helped me get an inside thought of what engineering and the challenges I might have to face I thank u for this and take care
Top tier quality and editing🔥
Please make more videos about mechanical engineering! This is so informative!
Dudeeeee, you're so cool and chill, nice video
Ok, the whole getting ready bit had me cheesing from ear2ear 😁
Thanks bro this helped a lot!
This is sooo realistic since this is what exactly is my day as a mechanical engenieer student
“I wish I could just be a Canadian goose so I don’t have to give a flying FU-“
Yes
Love the editing man!
Bro your editing and video quality is so good keep it up man.
Such a great video, keep up with the good work, watching from Portugal 👍🏻👌🏻
I`m a international student and i'll going to welc after xmas. hoping to catch you on campus and thanks for doing these videos.Some of them really helps me a LOT!
Ayy, glad you like ‘em
Hey there fellow international student here just wanna know if it is easy to get accepted and get a scholarship there any help would be appreciated.
wow 🔥🥺 cinematography top notch 💯
FINALLY I FOUND SOMEONE THAT I CAN WATCH AND RELATE TO BECAUSE I AM ALSO AN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT
so underrated, waiting for this since ur last one from a couple years ago ahah
Your editing is superlative bro 😭❤️
So attractive video, that i never scrolled forward. Keep it up bro🔥🔥
Bro that solid works assignment looked so easy
I feel like ppl say grinding a lot at western mech but tbh I have so much free time beside exam szn and I go to eng clubs every day during 3rd and 4th year. I feel like its all about time management and you will achieve a lot more than others when you graduate!
Insane editing there keep it up👌
great video jay!
Keep up the good work buddy!
Your editings are sick bro
Keep it up
Thanks for the motivation
Oh I wish my friend who left me because I couldn’t talk to her for 3 hrs everyday saw this!
JayCity back again with another banger 🔥 🔥 🔥
I recently graduated with my E.E. and my circuit labs were by far my favorite part.
Currently bouncing back from depression due to having to withdraw from two of my classes and this really motivates to keep going and finish my mechanical engineering degree
You got this! remember this time you're coming back with experience!!
this dude is so spot on, he reminds me so much of @EliotChoy, I'm going into Mechanical Engineering at the Univeristy of Minnesota next year and this day in the life is literally what I anticipated. Keep it up Jayyy!!
Update: im a sophomore in ME still and this fucking video is still spot on. Lmfao. The grin wont stop for 3 more years
damn bro your video editing skils are sick.
ooo
saw some dimensional analysis going on there
nicely done bro
Wow. Fantastic. We never had such fun days in my undergrad when I did my Engineering back in 2008 to 12.It was in other words.. a Military Discipline ...
i have never seen an edit in a vlog like this before, and also the loop worked for me on my laptop
Lol the loop 🤣🤣🤣 it was awesome it actually syncs well on my phone
I expected an ad to show up, preventing the loop from working smoothly. But to my surprise, it worked perfectly bro. I'm on mobile btw.
and this is why we follow the best of the best
😁
Editing 🔥Just wow !!!
I'm starting to love this course
I'll be in 3rd year Mechanical eng. this coming school year, and this video shows that 3rd year ME life is more scary yet exciting😭
Jason ... You are not ME , you are Cinematic Art Producer honestly and pro level ...
I can so relate to this schedule, MC power, that's all I can say
What I learned as a ME at Ohio State in the early 90s is that I can regularly NOT sleep one day a week. So I can wake up on Monday and not go to bed until Tuesday night.
Compared to college, "real life" has been easy. Getting married, having kids, buying a house and everything else, including immigration to the US was stress free and no-anxiety inducing as it was college.
Maybe it's because one gets older and gets more perspective in life, but at the time of being a student, that was my whole and sole job and function.
Breakfast -> lecture for 5 hours -> 30 min nap -> lab
ad infinitum
Im from Brazil and i recently (3months ago) geting undergraduating on mechanical engineering as well; see this kinda of vídeo makes me feel better and excited with the choice i made. Thanks
That loop transition at the end was gold, love it Jay (fire emoji) (explosion emoji)
well this loop was funny. Here you got my sub!
Thank you so much for this
Nice, love it!!!!
I'm going to college next year and you just gave me confidence
I was watching the previous vid like this yesterday lmao
keep up the great work ♥️
Thanks! I’ll try :)
you dropped this king: 👑
😁
Loop was clean
Hopefully i see u around the eng Buildings
I see that Buckingham Pi theorem in your Fluids class 👀 I couldn’t imagine taking Fluids class + Dynamics class in the same semester though. Also a mechE Junior 👌🏾
I really enjoyed this video keep it up ❤️
First year Engineering student at Western right now, wish I had your organization and optimism lol I'm dying right now
Bro i really like the work you’re putting in doing those videos and it is really helpful because as a french person i really wanna go study in America so thank you for showing us guys how it is to be an engineering student. 🇫🇷💪🏾
finally a mechanical engineering student vlog