I'm thinking I want to go into CE. I have no doubt in myself that I can grasp all of the science concepts, but I am just worried about the math portion. I'm a senior in high school and I am currently in Calculus. I've heard that calculus is a major major part of CE. Now, I can normally grasp all of the calculus concepts, but sometimes I have to go home and study for a few hours before I understand it. Will I most likely be OK in CE if I take longer to grasp mathematical concepts? (Once I grasp them I am very consistent with getting the right answers.)
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You will need to take statistics, calculus and calculus II with analytic geometry and calculus based physics. Math is the least of your worries, you pretty much have to be a genius in chemistry.
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I'm sorry I can't answer your question, but Chemical Engineering would be "ChE" as "CE" is usually used to mean Civil Engineering. Just a FYI to limit future confusion.