u/SeparateMuffin183

I’m currently a high school student trying to decide what to major in. For the longest time, I’ve been leaning toward chemical engineering, but lately I’ve been wondering if it might be better to major in chemistry first and then branch into other pathways later on.

I’ve heard mixed things about chemical engineering, especially regarding work-life balance and how difficult it can be to land a job in the field (though I’m not sure how accurate that is). At the moment, I feel pretty conflicted about my options and I’m unsure about the best path forward.

Hi, I’m an international student planning to study Chemical Engineering and trying to find a good uni. The school i go to does not provide college counselling so im a bit lost on the subject.

How much does university ranking actually matter for ChemE jobs, and are mid-ranked universities still good for careers/internships?

Any advice or personal experience would be really appreciated, thank uuu