Derrickohz
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Hi I am currently a NSF in the army who will be ording in dec 2014. Last year i got my A level results which was not really fantastic H2:B for chem and math D for physics... H1: A for geography B for gp
I applied and got into NUS Environmental engineering and NTU biochemical and chemical science, in which I ultimately chose NTU.
However, thought i got into NTU I have been thinking of changing my course, but was unable to due to I,myself not knowing what career path do i desire. I was hoping that i may get some form of idea on whether i should change course and what career path i should pursue after getting some advice from the helpful people here.
Well first i would like to ask , what is the difference between science and engineering? If I get into chemcial sci, how different is it from chemcial engineering?
second, with my grades is it possible to get into chemcial engineering?
Third,should i go for other forms of engineering programs instead of pursuing a science degree?
Fourth, if i pursue science, meaning i stick to my chemcial and
biochemical science course, should i remain in NTU or apply for NUS Sci?
lastly what is the difference between NUS sci and NTU biochemcialengineering course?
I will really appreciate any advice given, thank you.
I applied and got into NUS Environmental engineering and NTU biochemical and chemical science, in which I ultimately chose NTU.
However, thought i got into NTU I have been thinking of changing my course, but was unable to due to I,myself not knowing what career path do i desire. I was hoping that i may get some form of idea on whether i should change course and what career path i should pursue after getting some advice from the helpful people here.
Well first i would like to ask , what is the difference between science and engineering? If I get into chemcial sci, how different is it from chemcial engineering?
second, with my grades is it possible to get into chemcial engineering?
Third,should i go for other forms of engineering programs instead of pursuing a science degree?
Fourth, if i pursue science, meaning i stick to my chemcial and
biochemical science course, should i remain in NTU or apply for NUS Sci?
lastly what is the difference between NUS sci and NTU biochemcialengineering course?
I will really appreciate any advice given, thank you.
