Hello,
I'm currently a rising senior majoring in chemical engineering at a recognized university.
What are some useful and recognized chemical engineering certifications to have in hand when applying for job for the first time?
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Posted 28 May 2024 - 11:33 AM
Hello,
I'm currently a rising senior majoring in chemical engineering at a recognized university.
What are some useful and recognized chemical engineering certifications to have in hand when applying for job for the first time?
Posted 28 May 2024 - 01:30 PM
I had offer letters in the February-March time frame, and all I could give them was my transcripts (minus my senior Spring semester, of course), and the promise that'd I'd earn my BSChE, which I did. IIRC, I did take, and pass, the FE (EIT) exam my senior Spring semester too.
I did have a couple scholarships. And, I worked summers (not in the chemical industry, but back home where I could stay with my parents for free) and I had paid for all my college expenses, such that I had no student loans. There was no money from the parents; they couldn't afford it. I made those things clear to them on interviews so they knew I was committed and hard working.
Posted 28 May 2024 - 03:00 PM
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