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Hey, what's wrong?
I just got out of high school and I have no idea what to do.
I really liked math and science, but I don't know what to do with that.
Well what subjects did you enjoy in school?
Let's go for a walk and try to figure this out.
Sure!
No, what is that?
Have you ever considered engineering?
Really? Tell me more!
It's a career that actually combines math and science!
It involves using technology and machines to fix problems in the world around you.
No way!
What's the difference?
You can get even more specific and pursue mechanical, chemical, or civil engineering.
Chemical engineering involves working with the basic makeup of different substances in order to solve problems.
Mechanical engineering involves machines and mechanical devices used to solve problems or make things more efficient.
Civil engineering involves working with public infrastructure like roads and bridges.
Where would I work?
Civil engineers tend to work on cite or in offices.
Chemical engineers tend to work in labs or plants.
Mechanical engineers tend to work in factories.
Is there anything that separates engineering from other careers?
Engineering is actually considered to be one of the most altruistic careers since so much work is done for the benefit of others.
Engineering sounds amazing! Thanks for the help!
Wow! I didn't realize there was so much I could be doing!