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AKwolfeEng
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I'm only a Junior in High-School, but I know my passion resides in the field of Engineering. I love Trigonometry, Algebra, Chemistry. Whether or not i fail in some areas, and succeed in others, i always come out enjoying a process of learning in those areas.
Chemical Engineering in a more specific field of Energy Engineering is my personal direction.
I've conducted research into statistics, skills, and even the college i plan to attend. Although i would like to hear from other people with current college experience, or any actual experience
as an Engineer.
What is the work environment like?
How much time is spent away from home?
Is there going to be a demand for Energy development within the next decade?
Any other information on the subject, or random thoughts abroad of Engineering are also very welcome.
Chemical Engineering in a more specific field of Energy Engineering is my personal direction.
I've conducted research into statistics, skills, and even the college i plan to attend. Although i would like to hear from other people with current college experience, or any actual experience
as an Engineer.
What is the work environment like?
How much time is spent away from home?
Is there going to be a demand for Energy development within the next decade?
Any other information on the subject, or random thoughts abroad of Engineering are also very welcome.