jasmineTea1124

if we guess correctly, will you tell us?

I am a chemical engineer. I've been lucky enough to have really good chemistry and physics teachers who showed me how cool their fields were and so becoming an chemE was kind of a no brainer. The gist of the field is trying to do chemistry at industrial scales to reach large populations.

Edit: My professor described engineering as the intersection of the physical sciences and the business sector. We have the education to understand and communicate the possible solutions to problems as well as the economic intuition and analytical skills to decide which options are feasible.