Re:How the UK found Japanese speakers in a hurry in WW2
by L_Rahman on Thursday August 13, 2015 @12:28AM
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I found the American university and its distribution requirements for engineering majors to be a nice counterbalance to my A Levels.
My A Levels were in Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Studied biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins, and because of my A Levels received credit for Calc 101/102, Bio 101/102, Phys 101/102, Chem 101/102.
This left me with 32 credits of electives on top of my biomedical engineering distribution requirements. I used them to classes on art curation with the Walters museum in Baltimore, to explore concepts in philosophy and singularity in a writing class and examine the bioethics of genetic engineering.
My A Levels were in Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Studied biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins, and because of my A Levels received credit for Calc 101/102, Bio 101/102, Phys 101/102, Chem 101/102.
This left me with 32 credits of electives on top of my biomedical engineering distribution requirements. I used them to classes on art curation with the Walters museum in Baltimore, to explore concepts in philosophy and singularity in a writing class and examine the bioethics of genetic engineering.