#chemeng

[ettawritesnstudies]

Day in the Life of a Chemical Engineering Student and Aspiring Author

Made this for Instagram Reels because my business major best friend told me to and it has a grand total of 19 views because the algorithm hates me so let's see if it does any better here lmaoooo

[studyingchemeng]

studying for process control and my physical tbr for the rest of the year... this semester has been kicking my ass

[fwsmou]

Όταν 2 φωτόνια συναντιουνται δεν ξεχνάνε ποτέ το ένα το άλλο όσο μακριά και αν είναι παρόλο που είναι απλά φωτόνια και δεν έχουν μνήμη.

[ettaseverythingelse]

looking to follow some more studyblrs! If you're an active STEM uni student (bonus if you're in engineering, chemistry, astronomy, physics, or any combination of the above), like/reblog this post so I can find you!

[alexis-hrt]

I actually did it guys

[martiestudies]

3/100 days of productivity ☆ 250321

i woke up feeling less than fine and did not get much better through the day but at least my math class was (super tiring but) fun 🤸‍♀️

[alexistudies]

29 may

today was the start of my summer research internship program as a McNair Scholar! whoop whoop! today we just did some introductions, went through the welcome powerpoint with all the learning outcomes + such, and then went into depth on the do’s and don’ts of a statement of purpose, as well as how to structure it, etc. honestly, this gave me lots to consider for my Princeton visitation statement, so I plan on going back to edit that in the next couple days. this also makes me feel more prepared to start writing my first draft of an official statement of purpose for my top grad program.

this summer is going to be one of academic development to say the least. i’m really glad that i have a supportive community (here and in real life) to help me through this untraveled terrain i’m in. will be tagging things related to summer with “#summer 2020″ and things related to grad apps as “#alexi does grad apps”! here’s to the official [blog start] of my grad school journey

[ipdamureo]

Hello, any chemical engineering students out here with good grades? Are you guys willing to share any tips? I am just starting in my first year and I don't understand majority of it and my lecturers are of no help. Any textbooks that you guys think helps a lot or any websites? Please help a student out, thank you.