How can a returning student succeed in challenging engineering courses?

In summary, returning students can succeed in challenging engineering courses by setting realistic goals, managing their time effectively, seeking help from professors and peers, and staying motivated and committed to their studies. It is also important to develop strong study habits and continuously review and practice course material. Additionally, utilizing available resources such as tutoring services and study groups can greatly aid in understanding difficult concepts. With determination and a strong work ethic, returning students can thrive in challenging engineering courses.
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Hey y'all, I'm an old guy going back to school for the first time in 20 years for civil engineering. My next semester consists of calculus, physics and statics and strength of materials... I expect I'll need some help and advice and this looks like the place to be.
 
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Welcome to the PF, Robert! :smile:
 
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