Seeking help: I have a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and I want to become a registered chemical engineer

2011-07-28View Original

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I’m not sure whether my major falls under this category, a related category, or something else Note: The degree is a Bachelor of Science.

Reply #22011-07-30

It seems that it’s not possible to take this course in theoretical studies; one must have a degree in engineering, and even related fields require an engineering background

Reply #32011-07-30

Go to the registration website for chemical engineers to check, or call and ask; this will be more reliable. It seems to be a related major

Reply #42011-07-31

Reply to 2# muday: This is too demotivating

Reply #52011-07-31

Reply to 3# wwaanngg: Thank you, I’ll go ask

Reply #62011-08-09

It’s gone upstairs~~../..

Reply #72011-08-10

I’ve successfully registered for this. I majored in science, and I’m taking the professional exam this year. To be honest, it’s really absurd to prevent reporting just because of this restriction.

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