u/brinaaa37

I have a couple things I'd like to talk about if anyone is willing? I was originally going to post on the chem engineering reddit but I saw this question isn't allowed but I genuinely need help with it.

Honestly I've been searching for some universities to attend. I'm also not sure where I should do chemistry, materials, or chemical engineering.

I'm a year 12 student in New Zealand so l've been currently searching for university options as well as some summer programs or internships etc.

Does anyone have a few universities that are good but genuinely have a chance for a NZ student to get into? I cannot pay like a lot of money (I don't want to be a financial burden to my parents but I'II apply for scholarships it's just realistically very difficult for someone doing regular ncea in comparison to A levels etc) as well but I don't want to stay in NZ and I want to go somewhere else.

l've also been searching and a have a little list but it's kind of hard for me to tell if I'm missing some or if I'm just missing out on some haha because some universities can be different from how they appear online.

If anyone also has any programs or internships I could do that you would recommend for me as helpful for my interests or a good thing to do while I'm in high school I'd be really grateful.

Thank you everyone in advance!!

I have a couple things I'd like to talk about if anyone is willing? I was originally going to post on the chem engineering reddit but I saw this question isn't allowed but I genuinely need help with it.

Honestly I've been searching for some universities to attend. I'm also not sure where I should do chemistry, materials, or chemical engineering.

I'm a year 12 student in New Zealand so l've been currently searching for university options as well as some summer programs or internships etc.

Does anyone have a few universities that are good but genuinely have a chance for a NZ student to get into? I cannot pay like a lot of money (I don't want to be a financial burden to my parents but I'II apply for scholarships it's just realistically very difficult for someone doing regular ncea in comparison to A levels etc) as well but I don't want to stay in NZ and I want to go somewhere else.

l've also been searching and a have a little list but it's kind of hard for me to tell if I'm missing some or if I'm just missing out on some haha because some universities can be different from how they appear online.

If anyone also has any programs or internships I could do that you would recommend for me as helpful for my interests or a good thing to do while I'm in high school I'd be really grateful.

Thank you everyone in advance!!

I have a couple things I'd like to talk about if anyone is willing? I was originally going to post on the chem engineering reddit but I saw this question isn't allowed but I genuinely need help with it.

Honestly I've been searching for some universities to attend. I'm also not sure where I should do chemistry, materials, or chemical engineering.

I'm a year 12 student in New Zealand so l've been currently searching for university options as well as some summer programs or internships etc.

Does anyone have a few universities that are good but genuinely have a chance for a NZ student to get into? I cannot pay like a lot of money (I don't want to be a financial burden to my parents but I'II apply for scholarships it's just realistically very difficult for someone doing regular ncea in comparison to A levels etc) as well but I don't want to stay in NZ and I want to go somewhere else.

l've also been searching and a have a little list but it's kind of hard for me to tell if I'm missing some or if I'm just missing out on some haha because some universities can be different from how they appear online.

If anyone also has any programs or internships I could do that you would recommend for me as helpful for my interests or a good thing to do while I'm in high school I'd be really grateful.

Thank you everyone in advance!!