Why You SHOULD NOT Study Mechanical Engineering
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In this video, I discuss 5 reasons why you should not study Mechanical Engineering based on my experience working as a mechanical engineer in Boston, MA and Silicon Valley. Just a disclaimer, this video is not meant to discourage you but instead is meant to help you make an informed decision. Timestamps are provided below.
00:00 Intro
01:13 Reason 1
02:11 Reason 2
04:31 Reason 3
07:18 Reason 4
10:23 Reason 5
11:04 Conclusion
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I was in a "math and physics" class in high school and I was very good at these subjects. Whole my family, friends and teachers were pressuring me to go to a university of technology and become an engineer but I really love a medical things. So I went to mechanical-medical engineering. Now I'm on my 3rd semester (1.5 year) and eventhough to this moment I passed all my courses and I didn't have major problems with studying I realized that engineering is completely not for me. I'm just not interested at all about mechanical, engineering stuff and I don't see myself in that industry but on the other hand I love "medical part" of my major eventhough it's only about 20% of whole time. In November I was so sad and depressed about my situation that I decided to quit my college and go to emergency medicine to medical university and become a paramedic. It was really difficult to make such a decision and tell my parents about everything (they were not delighted but accepted it and try to support me) and now I'm much better. My point is that if you fell that a major you're studing or job you're doing isn't for you better quit it because our life is to short to do things you don't like
Thanks for sharing, I also get alot of this feeling while in industrial design, I'm still searching what to transfer to tho I'm currently just completely passionate in manga and stories, situation feels like I'm completely out of the track of the system but imma see what path I can dig myself up
@@kujojotarostandoceanman2641 dude just self study animation? Keep ID up for the cool jobs - color materials finish, or other things you may be interested in while being able to sketch characters. ID is cool because any craft or skill you develop enhances you as an industrial designer. Ceramics, textiles, sewing.
If you go straight illustration cool. But man develop skills under the Id umbrella so that you can get any decent job that’s creating. You can always pursue illustration if you’ve been doing that as well.
@@kujojotarostandoceanman2641it may not be as creative in terms of art. but use it as a route in developing maker skills.
Hi. I was planning to exactly what you did. I’m also just finished my third semester of mechanical engineering but I’m not doing well and rapidly losing interest. I’m taking a little break from school this semester to do something with my depression about this. I’ve had interest in the medical field and emergency medicine too so it’s nice to see someone who’s in basically the exact same situation as me. I want to ask how you decided to switch to the medical field? Was there an opportunity for you to see what the medical field is like? Was it more of a leap of faith that you would like medicine after taking a couple medical related classes? What advice do you have for someone who’s looking to transfer from engineering to medicine? Because for me I’m struggling to decide since medicine and engineering are completely different and if I switch I’d basically have to start over.
Thanks.
I'm in my first yr second semester of electrical engineering, I'm not interested in it, I want to do medicine but thr way to medicje looks so steep
I’ve just graduated and honestly the most important quality to have is grit and determination. I would say that 70% of my degree was just pushing through and not giving up, a lot of other degrees might also require it but in mech I believe we had the hardest moments of problem solving ,critical thinking, team work and time management. Would recommend the degree but I suggest everyone to get involved into student design teams/internships/ personal projects. Idk about the world but in my university we only designed possibly 30% of the time in the degree it self most of my proper learning happend during doing projects and student teams
congrats man ive just graduated as well in Mechanical engineering. totally agree with this.
This comment motivates me to not give up. Thank you very much
Grit and determination are 2 things I have in spades. I'm stoked to get this opportunity.
@@giornogiovannax4124 me too man, im in the trenches right now
After three years of health sciences, I decided to drop out and pursue mechanical engineering. I've been spending the past year re-taking prerequisites and looking into different schools (in Ontario). Was afraid this video would scare the hell out of my after I threw my previous life away, but I'm so glad this video excited me even more to pursue this field. Thank you brother.
Coworker was going into an engineers assistant role while going to school. Climbed up the ladder slowly. Ended up turning into lead engineer for product development while having no degree. He quit school and definitely had skills the company needed. Its not impossible to get a mechanical degree while making big money. He also works on the floor and manages 8 people and myself. This company is in the business of metal fixturing tables and fixtures for welding.
If he leaves he’d have problems tho
What state is this in (assuming it's USA)? I've heard Texas still allows people to become Engineers through apprenticeships. But I think it might be the only state.
I am a second-year mechanical engineering undergraduate, and the reason I selected mechanical was because of the exact reasons mentioned. I love it.
Second year mechanical engineering student here🙌 thumbs up for the vid!
Another good video bro i appreciate it. Made it through another and im going onto my sophomore year
Maaaan, this video is awesome. Cheers. VERY informative and your title is catchy for ALL the RIGHT reasons.
Quick, clear, straightforward, and no time wasted. Thank you so much!!
Great video, thanks!
The way this information is presented is almost like a cliff hanger, waiting for the shoe to drop about something I wouldn’t like but seems very appealing
Nice video,thanks :)
This felt to me like a opposite psychology type of thing. Do you not want a fantastic job, than mechanical engineering is definitely not for you. Thank you. You just made me lots more sure!
if im brutally honest, i hate it when the title is misleading. But I get it, the title made me press the vid
Absolutely. Didn't like the delivery everything else is great
I'm looking to expand career (CNC Operator/Programmer) into Mechanical Engineer.
Good video.
I don't hate math but I've always had bad grades at it 🥺 I love physics and the study of motion/mechanics I really want to drop out of pharmacy to pursue engineering but I'm scared
Believe in yourself and take the leap of faith! All it takes is a bit of practice for you to improve your math skills👊
My math sucked in high school, im a M.E uni student now and my math work is pretty good now (i also did alot of self study)
@@DennisD19 What did you study ? I’m starting ME soon
@@henryaortega im doing ME right now. what do you mean exactly by what did i study?
@@henryaortega my math sucked in highschool and i wnated to do ME but needed to get better so i practiced at home alot with YT and learned a strong foundation for ME
It took me 5.5 years to get my ME (partied too much), never worked one day as an engineer, however I am grateful I got it, the whole study does teach you how to think and how to solve problems which you can apply to any other fields of industry or business.
Awesome! I'm almost in my final year of Mechanical Engineering and though I enjoyed all courses taken so far, but find thermodynamics and fluid mechanics more Interesting and would like to take interest in Energy/Heating and Ventilation and would like you to please suggest possible undergraduate resources that can help with project topics in these areas.
Why choose a mechanical engineering
@@mayur-_-maind_2864why choose electrical engineering?
thanks for the info
Well said dude!!!
🎉 I know it's basically you know, find new industries and make a choice.it's very attractive way to imagine.Thanks 🎉🎉🎉
You said 3 months ago in a video that it was the best overall major and chose that over software engineering. What's changed your mind?
I found the video after first semester of mechanical engineering but I'm sticking to it
They are hands on mechanics...,who got skills from working on cars for years... !!!
Engineering is entirely different..its all about designs, (probably 1 small part of a big product) tolerance.., materials and soo..
Missed one category! I'm currently a soldier considering mechanical engineering after I finish my mandatory service.
Would like to major in mechanical but I barely have an understanding of algebra so I feel really deterred
Don't get discouraged, I'm currently in a calculus class, and I started off barely understanding things, but reviewing material for at least one hour a day after school has REALLY helped. And going to tutoring sessions hasn't hurt either. Hang in there and don't give up if you really want to this
Am Going for Coop/internship next semester for 1 year Automotive company What should l pay attention to?
Does the building block sets help with understanding of how the specific "item" work? Basically, speaking of the jet engine you showed in the video; Is it built (assembled) the same way it would be in real life? (or somewhat like it)
Hey @EngineeringGoneWild, I've going at my Engineering degree for a while and I'm starting to discover that I'm starting to value areas that are not work related. I basically am not really liking the idea of working more than 50 hours a week. I like the idea of work staying at work with no one reaching me, and starting to have a crisis over my degree over this idea. Is it common to work really long hours in this profession? Is there a video you have that adresses this topic?
I have been a mechanical engineer for about 8 years now. I design communications equipment and use SolidWorks exclusively to do 3d models and run flow/thermal simulations. I don't remember when was the last time that I busted out pen and paper to do serious calculations and I don't think that I could do them at this point. Does this happen to other engineers? I feel like I'm screwed if I ever have to get another ME job 😂
I've started watching your videos today, and you really have my respect as a Mechanical Engineering. I want to share with you my concern and ask a question. I am a girl who has recently entered the university as mechanical engineering. Regarding your experience, are there some obstacles for women in this industry? Is it harder to find a job? I haven't thought about it before entering Uni and now I have some fear.
No worries at all !
Tbh yes it is harder for a girl to find a job. Think about it. The people who’s mangaging these companies feels they need and want someone strong and efficient to do the work while also thinking they would demand less. This is where they tend to look more on hiring men than women. But in general you have a good chance of getting a job but again don’t be surprised these people prefers men
I've heard generally in the job industry that there is a shortage of women in the stem field because it's a men dominated field. Employers nowadays are very progressive/inclusive and will actually seek women out over men in most cases because of that. so I think you will actually have an easier time finding a job compared to men.
what if i like and can do everything but do not enjoy maths very much?
how about if problem solving and creative thinking are issues for me? I cannot imagine myself deciding on a project, especially from scratch
I love the idea of the subject but I didn't do maths at A level or physics
Are you a working as a Mechanical Engineer? Because I was an engineer at a nuclear power plant and most calculations are now done by computer and engineers don’t do many if any manual calculations.
oh shit, will there be any Mechanical engineer in 10 years then?
You're missing the point... Mechanical engineers are not just solving the how, they are also solving the why. Technology will always be faster than us in solving equations and systems of equations, but once you get that answer, how does it help you?
@@austinmiller5933 A carpeter is still driving nails all day like they always have, that said having a nail gun is much more convenient than a hammer. The same can be said for engineers having the tool. Sure it doesn't grow legs and do the job for you, but it's much easier than it ever was.
you just made me love even more engineering😆
I hope it’s right for me. I’m about to graduate with a ME degree
I’m in the category of a working professional in the finance industry and was curious as to why I shouldn’t take mechanical engineering. 😅
Just take it if u l are very determined and interested in the field
His PC wallpaper of that space shuttle is the same as on my phone cover. I got a feeling that damn, he is one of our guys 😂 MEng🚀
I thought I was interested in mechanical engineering. But I hate math and physics with a burning passion. Dilemma solved.
He forgot to include us mechanical engineers as one of the audience when were looking back at our decisions
I am considering engineering in the future and the answer is yes to most of these questions, but I’m not sure about the math and physics thing and problem solving, tho it may be a yes for the latter, should I still avoid engineering cause of that one thing or nah? Just don’t wanna have to avoid trying
Physics and math is something u take every year and gotta be really good at. But irl a lot of the math and physics are usually calculated by computer software 💀
@@fewkeyfewkey5414 good to know, luckily I’m more used to the process of math and don’t really mind it much anymore
Can’t touch electricity so currently a MechEng student
Problem I see with this video: Most engineers will only fill a niche of what you showed they do. The hands on part mostly boils down to quality control or testing of your specific pieces. Documentation plays a much bigger role than one might think. Technical drawings are pain in the a**. Depending on the job dealing with bureaucrats is a pain. You will not build any machine from scratch, alone, ever. You will deal in great, or more detail than you hoped for, with your component. If you get to be a project owner, not much technical problem solving is involved anymore.
I am studying mechanical engineering right now, but In my school days I used to muggup physics and am weak in maths still now I don't know basics of physics , if somebody reading my comment plz say the solution to ged ride of in this problem or you guide me plz
I’m not really strong in physics or math either. I personally watch videos and go over sample problems that are similar to my homework problems. If you feel like you didn’t learn much in your high school classes, then there’s no shame in taking those classes again in college. Talk to people in your class and form a study group (for me this is easier said than done), go to a tutoring center at your school if you have one, or ask your professor for help. What year are you in?
@@shunwen958 1st year
well good for me, this video just reinforces that i have the skills and interests to study engineering
Hey I have a question... I'm a student that has always been good in math and physics and I do like it... and I had began a Bachelors in Physics the main issue I DON'T UNDERSTAND A SINGLE THING TO THE THEORY OF "Analysis" and "Linear Algebra"..... what am I supposed to do? 😭
Probably ask for help, look for tutor services. Hopefully if your uni has open and free and extremely accesible tutoring
Question for people who are older than me (im in 9th grade almost done with it) so i got basically slim to no creativity but i love physics and math and love the concept of making an idea into a real thing even tho my brain has no ideas to slim ideas yet i love that feeling and want to feel it so do i go mechanical or what do i go with?
You’re in 9th grade! You shouldn’t really expect to have a ton of original ideas yet. Original ideas come to people who have a large number of things in their working memory, and can combine them into something novel. Keep on keeping on, read more in different subjects (ie. biology, chemistry, agricultural science, ecology) use memory systems such as Anki to learn facts about these subjects (and Physics and Math) and in your free time you can watch creative engineering adjacent content on CZcams like Breaking Taps, Technology Connections, Adam Savage, Applied Science, The Thought Emporium, etc. I’m sure others could recommend some more CZcams channels to inspire creativity.
Alr tyyy
I think you just convinced me to pursue Mechanical Engineering. 😄
Hey Engineering Gone Wild, I don't know if you'll read this, but I have in mind of starting a business on bicycles and I heard that mechanical engineering can help a lot. Do you think that mechanical engineering will help me obtain that goal?
I build metal furniture as a hobby and work in technical sales, mechanical engineer
I've always been great at maths and physics but chemistry has been my biggest challenge. The colleges in my country demand for high chemistry grades and my request was rejected because of my low grades in chemistry. I was given a choice between taking computer science or retaking the highschool exam to make-up my chemistry results. I really want to stick to ME and I'm ready for the sacrifice but I'm kinda doubtful
As a GenXer, I've always understood that engineers ARE NOT technicians.
as someone with a mechanical engineering degree, i came out of my college with survivors guilt. my last classes began making me reconsider life choices even though i went to a great school, had a great teacher, and worked with great people
How are you doing now?
It's so stressful and there is bundles bundles of learning stuff, assignments, projects, labs and more ..... I f**ked up why i choice it so be careful before choosing
Thank you for the video, was a honest and veery useful one. Bye!
reoson 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 yes
I just turned 17 I'm going to college this July, I hate math but I want to be an engineer
Can you be a mechanical engineer if you hate programming?
This is perfect for me
Hey, if I want to run a business by it? Should I have a degree on it?
Edit: Sorry OP, you seemed to be fair when it dealing with Mech Eng and I was overreacting. I just have this opinion of all the people saying never to do Mech Engineering.
All you "smart guy" millennials always say stuff like this, don't do this don't do that, when mech eng. are out there making 7 figure salaries in 2030 making robots, space ship parts and androids, you decided to be a real wise guy and drop out of mech eng and do what software eng? You will regret everything you have ever done and consider ending it all when AI is making 90% of the code in this country but Mech Eng is working for SpaceX pulling in patent sharing and stock options.
wish you uploaded 2 years ago....
Just realized that I should’ve become a mechanical engineer. Lol, my story is actually stupid af, I was number one in high school at math, physics, and chemistry, but because my best friend pursued a law degree, I applied for this too. It was the dumbest decision ever, I really feel out of my thing, when I was a teen - I created a C++ game, was interested in robotics, dreamt about creating my own super jet. Winded up singing papers, here I go. The only time I feel good - when I read books and repair my car, or phone, or whatever.
Really want to quit this crap and start anew, I don’t care if I’m too old (25), it’s never too late.
My friend, it's never too late. I made the decision to switch to Mechanical Engineering/CAD construction when I was 30 years old after spending 3 years taking my BSc in Software Engineering, and then 4 years in the market. Here in sweden we have the option to go to a "Profession School/Uni" that takes 2 years with a high degree of practical work out in the industry so it might be different for you, should you entertain the idea.
Don't believe in the sunk cost fallacy of your past efforts. I have an old friend that dropped law school and became an airline pilot, and now he's considering to drop that after doing it for years and do something else. It's okay to change your mind, because being able to like all those hours you spend at your work is crucial if you want to have an easier time advancing your career. And rid yourself of any imposter syndrome. I know it helped for me. /Jim
@@jimandersson1404 yeah you’re right. I’m just following the howl if you feel what I’m saying, not a good thing for me, apparently. We also have those schools in Russia, probably I should consider it as well. The only thing I’m really good at for now is probably English, though, cuz my math/physics knowledge has been affected by a huge break in the interim between my school and rn. Like, of course I read something here and there every now and again, but I’m not as good as I used to be, unfortunately.
So, I’m considering going to a school that’s kinda akin to the one you’ve just described, brush up on my science grasp and try to go to a uni in Europe or idk say Canada, looks like a great ambition that’s worth pursuing.
Thanks for your support, and all of a sudden, I know how to say tack sa mycket 🙃
Were is the category "random dude on youtube"? That's kind of offensive.
I like to solve real problems, not complex ones. On the other hand, natural issues are easy to grasp, while having rigorous logic to solve rational problems is essential.
thanks
I chose electrical instead of mechanical because I hate fluid mechanics classes like that's it.
What kind of engineering is required for F1
Every kind
Return on investissements is low, in my country, I can only speak for France, but mechanical engineering job are very low if you stay in the technical side. Most of the time, you will not have an interesting job, and you will study all this theoretical maths and physic at school and nearly never use it during you job.
U said silicon valley? You came to banglore??😮
Now you tell me
Should've dropped this video 5 years ago 😂😭
Hey Victor, can you make a video on how to get laid as an undergrad mechanical engineering student?
Sorry bro not gonna happen
😂😂😂😂😂good one
I've had an almost 40 year career as an ME with a P.E. license. I would have to say its been very rewarding. I have traveled all over the world solving very hard problems to the adulation of millions of people and glamorous women falling at my feet!.. Then I woke up..:). The first part is actually true and honestly I love hard technical challenges that usually involve a lot of math and physics. It paid pretty well.. In fact it paid well enough that I could afford to retire at age 52! hard to complain about that. The biggest downside for me was the lack of professional respect. You see I was born in the UK and any technician that fixes a washing machine calls themselves an "engineer". This is mostly why I emigrated to the USA where the term "engineer" means someone who is a technical professional (train drivers notwithstanding). Now I have no problems with technicians. I have worked with some fabulously smart/talented techs in my career and I could not have done my job without them. But Nurses do not get to call themselves doctors and its a similar difference.. Note in the UK medical doctors start their real training straight out of high school at age 18 and do a 5 year course.. Engineers do 4 years and often have Masters degrees so the education level for a Primary care Dr is about the same as an engineer and should command the same level of respect.
uh hey i dont fall in any of the category 's im a 8th grader
Period!
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Interviewer: wow you got a 3.96 at x university?
Lol
Yea I got Mechanical Engineering😮💨
Are you saying we're not attractive? :))
Mmm lemonz was a mechanical engineer!
Got forced in the course…
Thats a bad video title. Also this guy speeks way to monotone.
Suggest best laptop for mechanical engineering students
He's already made a video on that
Intel i7 is fine go with it
You should've made this video 2.5 years before 😭
That's mainly who i considered to be a true mechanical engineer; Tony Stark!
Is it a good idea to study mechanical engineering in order to build an iron man suit ??
@@techphile3262 probably; Yeah!🥴😂🧐
@@techphile3262 i loved the Disney+ animation of Tony when he was a kid, growing up with Piper and Rory. You'll see why I said what I said previously. Highly recommend. I think you'll live it!
How does working out improve creativity?
It improves blood flow to your brain and allows you to think about the subject when you aren't studying. I'm not sure if this is the exact reason for saying it, but it's something I've heard other people state.
@@Ryan-wr8fx it could make sense thanks
Thanks bro I passed 5 of these questions but I am thinking to become mechanical engineer or software engineer I love maths and physics I am in class 10 high school
I am confused to join software or mechanical engineering
So please answer me
Tbh those seem like pretty different fields. it depends on what type of field you'd like to be in after graduation
I'm in the same boat. I can't decide between software and mechanical engineering. Mechanical has more physics which I love but programming is so much fun. I've heard the market for software isnt the best tho.
Karohemd und samenstau ich studier maschinenbau
or you are a buss driver that just want to make a big change in your life :)
look at me
Uhh I’m pretty sure the guys in the beginning are mechanics? 😂😂😂 maybe you were being sarcastic
Raytheon spy so lockheed cant recruit
If you have trouble with creativity just drop some LSD and the ideas will flow lol
Then, MECHANICAL Will suit for me because I love to work on the field, rather than standing outside and guide them how to do or just Sit in a front a monitor for a day long, I hate that. computers is for to play lots of games and do some couple of work.🙃
I hate mechanical engineering..... being mechanical engineer it was suck suck and still suck
You skipped the main topic of this video... How many attractive girls are there in the mechanical engineering industry? I would enjoy repairing some car with 4 hot girls))) (or creating complex engine)
Forensic accounting FUCK YEAH!!!
As a mechanical engineer in industry, I work 100% in the office, so some have basically no hands-on work 🫤