<p>Is there any way that I could find a career that combines chemical engineering and political science? I have a passion for both and I would love to be able to combine them into one job. Does anyone know if it would be worth it/any possible job opportunities out there for it?</p>
<p>haha…tmanneopen. I just enjoy reading most of your posts. There’s just so much wishful thinking. </p>
<p>You can always go back to college for political science after chemical engineering. Maybe you can take them both simultaneously for a double major if you go to a well-rounded college academically like BU or Northeastern, but not at a technical school like MIT.</p>
<p>As for jobs, I’m not sure if there’s any such job. Well, maybe you can be the leader of ACS (American Chemistry Society), and advise the U.S. government on chemical practices; your options are severely limited if you are trying to find a job that relates the sciences with the arts/humanities. Your best bet would be to just do one major that you enjoy doing, and/or major/minor in some other major that is closely related to your field.</p>
<p>I also have lots of ideas and goals that are purely just wishful thinking. There’s nothing wrong with dreaming, but please be realistic and keep everything in perspective.</p>