Recent content by xhera

Hi Choppy, yup there's more to the story. Anyway, thanks for the direct answers. I'll see to it that I observe everything as much as possible. I bet I need to cool down, and let things sink in properly. Your answers are taken in consideration. I start to view things differently now.

Well, for my 1st internship, what is done is done. Actually they don't have any structured program for the likes of me there (I mean the chemistry internship). So somehow I could understand their view. I overheard that it was their first time taking someone in. Too bad, at least, the company...

Yes, I've been a liaison officer, a theater staff, and a curator. (outside and unrelated to my field/school) I have also assisted directors from where I worked at. Most of my colleagues actually did an actual experiment in the laboratory. I am confident that I have the skills, and experience...

I am an undergraduate chemistry student. The school won't provide the list of companies, it's a DIY to look for companies where I could practice my chemistry..fine by me though it's difficult in my country. I had my 1st internship in a chemical company. I stayed there for about almost a month...

That's why I just don't trust studying chemistry alone could get me higher. I agree, most of the government offices (not just labs) I have come across had been cutting everything down. Then I shall start with the supporting companies. I am actually taking advantage of being an intern as to earn...

why? can you give me an insight?

Getting into NASA would be my greatest achievement. Presently, I am a chemistry graduating student. Do I need to study something to get qualified there? (I am not a US citizen)

So generally, I'm more into doing stuff like collecting samples personally(field work) since I like to travel, programming/any computer-related works, & research in Chemistry. I've also taken interests in design which I enjoyed in Chem Eng'g.

it's totally fine, I was the one who asked anyway.. One of my past subjects before just went through a brief introduction and basics of polymer for BS Chem for a week. So generally, I never really paid attention that much but I'll look into that again. I am more inclined to planning...

Hi almeisan, did you just probably read my mind? Yeah, I like stuffs regarding analytical and spectroscopy but not much on inorg or quantum. Though, I find them quiet interesting. Whats there in polymers? I know the basics in polymer but not really that much familliar to it. Why should I take it...

Previously, I am taking Double Major: Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. I have 60 units before but removed the engineering course so now i have 20 units left. This is because of financial reasons and personally I think in my college, most of the professors in chem engineering department...