For many working chemical engineers, the question of how they became interested in that course of study and in that profession is often answered in the same way — “I was always good at chemistry and math, and at some point along the way, one of my teachers or my counselor suggested I consider studying Read More
The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center recently published its Fall 2016 Report on Term Enrollment Rates One statistic that stood out is after year’s of declines the number of students enrolled in Engineering Majors increased by 4% from 2015 to 2016. That’s compared with a drop of more than 3% in students majoring in History Read More
As millions of students of all ages returned to school this Fall, they are making important choices that have a strong influence on their eventual career path – which college majors to pursue, which high school classes to take, even which school extracurricular activities to join. Many of them – especially women, girls and members Read More
The outlook for the engineering field has never looked brighter. With the advent of new technologies, like 3D printing and nanotechnology, the job market is growing and new fields continue to be added to the mix. Students pursuing a degree in engineering can expect to study in a hands-on environment and focus on STEM – Read More
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