How did you know you wanted to study engineering physics?
I’ve always been interested in learning material science as well as electrical systems, and engineering physics covers both subject areas.
Why did you choose Rose?
I came to Rose-Hulman because of the culture of mutual success. In other big undergraduate programs, students compete for the grades. At Rose, the students are pushing each other to academic success.
What's the best part about studying engineering physics at Rose?
The incredible amount of lab time I get. Every quarter, I have had at least two hands-on labs along with opportunities to spend more time in the lab.
What's the coolest thing you've done at Rose?
The coolest thing I’ve done as a student is participate in Army ROTC. Not only do we get to play with fun tools, but we also learn skills and leadership, and develop character. All things that are useful for when I move into the workforce.
What is your favorite Rose-Hulman tradition?
My favorite tradition at Rose-Hulman is building the bonfire for Homecoming. It captures the spirt of Rose-Hulman: Many dedicated people working together to achieve a common goal.
What's the nerdiest thing you do?
I play Dungeons and Dragons at least once a week.
In other big undergraduate programs, students compete for the grades. At Rose, the students are pushing each other to academic success.
Maya
A mechanical engineering major interested in aerospace engineering and graduate school.
Marisa
A mechanical engineering major who loves spending weekends with friends, dogs, and eating pizza.