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How much of your university knowledge are you using in your work?
u/Plastic_Strength_871 · Reddit — r/ChemicalEngineering ·
January 02, 2026 at 10:01
· ⬆ 63 pts · 💬 19 comments |
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I feel like Chemical engineering is one of the hardest engineering majors in college but how is the work? Do you use the same advanced maths daily? Would you change anything in undergraduate education?
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