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Currently a sophomore in engineering at a t25 school. I want to move to a large city after graduation ex: Chicago, Houston, SF. However it seems that one major drawback to Chem E is that many plants are in the middle of no where. What options/difficulties would I face if I wanted to live in a city?
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Should I Switch Majors If I Want To Live In Urban Areas After Graduati
Started by xAlinkax, Sep 05 2025 07:28 AM
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breizh
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Posted 05 September 2025 - 09:15 AM
Hi,
a) All engineering companies are in big cities.
My experience with US is Baton Rouge,Louisiana where factories are about 30 minutes' drive from City center.
Breizh.
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latexman
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Posted 05 September 2025 - 04:17 PM
I see no difficulty. Just make living in a city one of your job search criteria your senior year.
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