MY CAREER BY KEVIN CARRANZA

What will I do to get good grades in school that would help me with Architectural Engineering?

To get good grades I will focus and study for every test and I will got to tutorials if I ever need help with any of my problems in any important class for my future career.

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What is the salary?

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Plan A:Architectural Engineering

Their are different types of salaries first their is the Entry Level would be around $49,000 per year,

A average Architectural Engineer would make around $65,000 per year, but a more experienced Engineer would make somewhere around $103,000 or more depending on the company.

Can this support my day to day life?

Yes this salary could support my day to day life after college,Like paying student loans,car,food,apartment,and more. Once I start getting more experience in the job It would start to bring out a better lifestyle little by little like being able to buy a better car,finish paying off student loans (if their is any left) buy a house if possible and having good healthcare,and adding to my savings account.

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My main focus is Architectutrual Engineering,for this I must obtain at least a bachelor's degree, and I may need to complete a two-part licensing process to qualify for some positions.As said by an article by "study.com" , "Aspiring architectural engineers must pass two exams and gain the required work experience to become licensed professional engineers." I am choosing this because its job growth is supposed to be on a fast growth for the upcoming decade,this means by the time I am in college It would be a very good choice.

What is the salary?

The salary for a entry level chemical engineer is $51,000,the average salary is $74,000,and the salary for an experienced engineer is $102,000 depending on the company.

Can this support my day to day life?

Plan B:Chemical Engineering

Yes this could support my day to day life after college by helping with paying student loans,my car,apartment,food,and maybe clothes. When i start getting more experienced I would be able to upgrade most things in my life for example purchasing a new car,house,and being able to pay off any loans and being able to waste more weekly.

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My backup plan is chemical engineering they apply math and science knowledge to create new methods for manufacturing and to help develop new processes and proper safety procedures for working with chemicals. Some materials like plastics, mass produced pharmaceuticals, cleaner forms of fossil fuels and genetic research are all made possible due to the work of chemical engineering. As said by "learnhowtobecome.org" , "Becoming a chemical engineer requires intense instruction from a formal postsecondary program. There are multiple levels of education available to chemical engineers, both at the graduate and undergraduate levels. This guide is intended to give an overview of the chemical engineer profession..." this job is my second option because it seem important for the future ahead, cause of the new possible methods for different proccesses and research.

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What is my secondary college choice?

What primary college do i want to go to?

My secondary choice for college is Texas A&M University because its distant from my current house so i would have to pay for a room which would cost a lot more than my primary college.A&M has a range of research with ongoing projects with organizations such as the N.A.S.A which means they also have different types of programs this means that i could graduate with a professional degree for either my primary or secondary career.

At the University of A&M the ACT scores are 25-31 which are high so it would be a bit difficult to go their.For the SAT the scores for Reading and Writing are 570-650, and for Math it is 560-660, if i would be able to get above average scores on all the different tests i would probably be able to attend the school.Another reason this is my secondary choice is beacuse of its job placement rate which is 76% rather.This is one of the many reasons why this is my secondary choice.

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My first option for my chosen college is the University of Houston because it has classes for my primary and secondary careers, it is also my primary choice because it's distance from my currrent home is very close so it would help me save money by not paying for a dorm.It also has programs that leads to a professional degree in architecture which would kinda help me in my primary career.The cost would also not be very expensive because I would not have to pay for a room.

At the University of Houston it's ACT scores are around 22-28 so I would be accepted if I could get a 26 or higher, the SAT scores for Reading and Writing are 580-680,for Math its 590-700, this means i would be able to go to the school if i would get an above average score for all the different test.The good thing bout the College is that its job placement rate is very high at a 90%.All these things make this my primary choice for college.

What do they do on the job?

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A chemical engineer conducts research to develop new and improved manufacturing processes it aslo establishs safety procedures for those working with dangerous chemicals this helps develop processes for separating components of liquids and gases, or for generating electrical currents, by using controlled chemical processes design and plan the layout of equipment conduct tests and monitor the performance of processes throughout production.

What are the working conditions?

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Chemical engineers work mostly in offices or laboratories. They may spend time at industrial plants, refineries, and other locations, where they monitor or direct operations or solve onsite problems.

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They apply science and technology to the real world by designing buildings with blueprints that help enhance our standard of living,so it improves our quality of life. They do this by combining building systems structural, electrical, mechanical, lighting, acoustics and fire protection into one single building.

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Working conditions?

The working condtions for a Architectural Engineer usually work in an office, they also must travel to construction sites. They spend much of their time in offices, where they meet with clients, develop reports and drawings, and work with other architects and engineers.

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