Chemistry or ChemE/MSE

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<p>I really don't know still. I have taken all my math required except for Engineering Statistics.
I've taken: Diff EQ=A-, all 3 calculus courses, Linear Algebra, with As.</p>

<p>I also have taken physics with straight A- across the board. And Organic Chemistry with As in the first two and A- in the last.</p>

<p>This is all at a community college. I am worried when stepping up to the plate at a University I will fail....</p>

<p>Anyway I wasn't really interested in physics while I took it(teacher wasn't all too great though), I just really hated kinematics.</p>

<p>I am really interested in how to create new compounds, materials, and how to use current materials and recreate them into something new, does that make sense?(sorta improve them.)</p>

<p>I am interested in how we use reactions to act as fuel, etc....</p>

<p>I just guess it lends more towards chemistry but I may be wrong here. Maybe it is CHEME or MSE? And I've heard that ChemE and Chemistry are relatively close in difficulty/time consumption. help?</p>

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<p>Well at least part of your interests seem to fit MSE. U obviously enjoy chemistry, so a little research on what those majors you are thinking about do and then comparing it to what you want to do would be beneficial.</p>

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<p>I’d suggest MSE. It seems to fit your interests more than ChemE.</p>

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<p>Go for materials engineering.</p>

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<p>Note that chemistry job prospects are not as good as chemical engineering or materials engineering job prospects, so if you need a tie breaker, you may want to consider that.</p>