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Hold up on that ChemE thought. My roommate is a ChemE major (we're both juniors) from what he's described ChemE isn't really much of chemistry. More like industrial type engineering. Working with large system and making sure things go smoothly. They don't exactly work with the chemicals. That's the chemists job. All they try to do is make it large scale. You can head over to r/chemicalengineering for more questions and more reliable information than a ChemE majors roommate.

gpt
It's true.  
  
 Mechanical engineer = pipes, pumps and process equipment full of steam. 
  
 Chemical engineer = pipes, pumps and process equipment full of benzene, but with a 15% pay bump. 
