Raven asked Kandace Stewart, Idaho Transportation Department Added Saturday, July 20, 2019 at 6:33 PM If I failed my community college technical algebra and trigonometry, could I still become an engineer? I'm currently a junior in college, and engineering has interested me, but the math turned me off. I want to try to give it a chance, so I've been looking more into engineering. Thing is, I got my first F and that came from the technical algebra and trig. I couldn't understand it and I feel stupid, because it feels like I shouldn't have failed that. Because of that my GPA dropped from 3.2 to 2.98, now I'm scared to take anymore classes in math because I don't want to lower my GPA (especially ... Answers 1 Kandace Stewart, Idaho Transportation Department Answered Monday, November 4, 2019 at 1:47 PM First off you are NEVER too old to pursue something that interests you! If you find something interesting or exciting and it perks your curiosity you should definitely go after it no matter what age you are. When I was in college there were many people ...