Thanks. This will be my second bachelor's which I hope to leverage into graduate work for a PhD in Chemical Engineering. My current job is more electrical than chemical, but has a lot of chemical positions within the company across the country. I think having both degrees opens up a lot more opportunities to move up. I'm pretty excited I got into Stony Brook as well. Not as highly rated as UConn, but still a very well regarded university. Plus it's one of the countries top fully online BS electrical engineering degrees from extensive research I did.
I think Buffalo is also... the big SUNY schools.
Best of luck to you but you wont need it. ChemEs can do everything!. Trust that.
Thanks. We really are jack of all trades some time. But my current job everyone here is either a mechanical or electrical engineer so I have resources to help me succeed. Was just wondering what the classes would be like.
As long as they are not an AAC member. Then it’s all good
