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What types of programs should I learn if I want to be a chemical engineer?

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My name is Kyrstin D. , I'm a college student working on a Chemistry BS major, and I want to be a chemical engineer.

I'm currently working as an administrative assistant at an electrical engineering company, and I was wondering if any of the programs used at my company would be good for me to get acquainted with -- for, both, giving me more insight into how it is to be a chemical engineer and allowing me to have a more stand-out portfolio when I'm applying to be a Chemical Engineering grad student.

Thank you so much for providing the time to answer my question, and I hope everyone is safe and well during these times.

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Michael’s Answer

You need to get a degree in Chemical Engineering, I would switch your major as soon as possible. You could also complete your BS in chemistry, then get a Master's degree in Chemical Engineering.
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Maneet’s Answer

you can do MSC or MS in Chemical Engineering.

you can look for colleges here
https://www.collegedekho.com/msc-chemical_engineering-colleges-in-india/

I will suggest you to focus on your education first and do jobs later as doing a degree, gaining knowledge and being meritorious Only will reap you results in long run.

All the best.
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Jarron’s Answer

Hi Kyrstin,
I am a biomedical engineer doing research in the field of materials engineering/biomaterials. I use a lot of pretty common programs. I'd say the most important are Excel, Python, and MATLAB. I'm sure this varies from job to job, but I think that learning these three programs is a great place to start. Python and MATLAB will help you begin developing your problem solving skills, and you can apply these to nearly any computational program/coding language. I hope this helps!
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