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What classes should I take if I am interested in chemical engineering?

I am a 16 year old high school junior (and am planning on going to college) and I have always been interested in fields like nuclear science and astronomy. I am open, and not restricting myself to the fields above, since I do not know exactly what would be the best path for me. -I really want...

I’m Laura a student graduating from high school wanting to get a head start in programs and skills I should develop to be more successful

I'm a sophomore in high school, but I'm already exploring colleges, and I was wondering where and how I can explore them. I'm leaning towards biology more than the 2 other majors. Any recommendations and tips?

Do you have any easy to understand books, journals, you tube videos, etc. that can help me understand the field more?

I am about to start college and want to know how to prepare myself best to get internships and a job in the engineering field.

I am an incoming freshman at Northwestern University. I have taken Organic Chemistry I and II and Purdue already, and am looking to continue in the field.

What was the hardest thing about getting through schooling for a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, and why? Also, did you go on to use your degree? #Spring25

I am a rising college freshman who loves cars and know how they work. I am talented in remembering things and writing essays, and I am very intelligent.

What effective procedures of fracking can an Engineer be able to make on the environment?

I am looking to major in materials science for the next four years and one of the major things I lack on my resume is research. I want to do more but I just have not had the opportunities. I want to utilize college to gain this experience but I am afraid that not having past experience will...

I'm currently a freshman in college, so this isn't a massive concern for me right now, but the job I work in the summer pays more than most internships, and I can't afford the pay cut.#

do employers actually value well-rounded candidates, or do they just want specialists?

I'm a 3rd year Chemical engineering student. Asking if it's better to get a master's degree in Chemical engineering for both expertise and financially wise.

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High school

I am currently in the Job Corps and still working on getting my highschool diploma, I am very interested in the trade Facilities Maintenance and are wondering if I should stick with this career path option.

I am still battling with what I want to pursue after high school and engineering is at the top. Unfortunately, some of my peers don't agree and think its a waste of my time.

I am a PhD Chemistry aspirant. After PhD, I want to become an entrepreneur and build my own startup. But I want to know how to choose the PhD program so that I could achieve my goal of doing a PhD i.e. entrepreneurship

After I got a remote full time job(where I get my work done in about 20/30 hrs a week, but paid for 40) I was looking to go study in the US. Starting at Santa Monica college and then if needed transfer to UCLA, I want to work as an actor and writer in Hollywood but still have a good degree to...

Hi everyone, I unfortunately didn’t pass Organic Chemistry despite asking for leniency, which I wasn’t able to get. Now I’m preparing to retake the course and would love advice on how to do better.

Hi everyone, I’m currently struggling in organic chemistry and am just a few points away from passing. I’ve drafted an email to my professor to ask about potential options for leniency, such as extra credit or revisiting my exams for partial credit. Could I please get some feedback on my...

I am currently getting my GED and I am searching for IT jobs and or internships to apply for but I cant seem to find any. I am going to college in the spring for cybersecurity but I want some more experience beforehand. I am pretty efficient in computer engineering and I know a bit of...

I would to know more about my career path

I am going to college in a couple of years, so I wanted to hear some suggested class that I should enroll in college to become an engineer.

What are major things I should know before starting to get into automotive. When I say this i'm asking what are the pros and cons to this field.

i like chemical substances

in high school

I realized I didn't know as much as I thought I did about careers.

I have one more year left in highschool.

I'm a freshman in high school currently, and I wanted to prepare myself for the career I wanted to do in the future. I'm not sure what I should do.

There are so many things we are told as young adults we have to follow, sometimes it sticks with us, but sometimes, it doesn't. What have you learned that's allowed you to keep going and find what you love doing?

I was looking at becoming a chemical engineer and was curious on what I would be doing in that field.

I'm looking for online resources that I can use to self-study STEM, sites with additional courses would also be appreciated.

What are the criterias for entering and studying biomedical engineering in college?

Just want a general list of careers that use these courses.

I'm first looking for a major in Chemistry, but am thinking of specifying into Chemical Engineering. How am I meant to get there?

i like airplanes and engineering.

I'm already in junior year but the only class I've taken that kind of relates would be normal physics.

If my main strengths are math, chemistry, and physics and I am interested in Engineering, what fields could I look into?

I only have one more year in high school left.

i'm in year 10 and live in australia i like chemistry, physics and maths. i also like space a lot its pretty interesting. im also not a huge fan of biology. i enjoy doing equations the most rather than practicals, what job in chem/physics could i choose to look into that is more based on doing...

Hi! I'm a high school junior with a deep love for sciences (namely chemistry, astronomy, biology), music, and art. Graduation is creeping up on me and I need to get my ducks in a row with where I'll go after high school. I'm fairly certain that I'll meet any academic requirement for college...

I am currently a biology major and I plan to work in the research and sustainably field. There's so many options its overwhelming.

What are positive things about the service industry?

I just have to get better

The college I go to won’t let me transfer to their college of engineering so I can’t become a chemical engineer. My only other option is to major in chemistry? I don’t know if a degree in chemistry can get me a job as a cosmetic scientist.

I value a creative and fun job that keeps my mind going by learning new things, will this career path align with what I value?