Chemical engineering can open up MANY avenues to your son. Brewmaster being just one of them. Aptitude in chemisty and math,in my opinion,opens unlimited chances to succeed in this world.

 

And just as an aside with a bit of humor (from a pharmacist's point of view),a bartender friend of mine once told me...a pharmacist is just a bartender with a better inventory. LOL.

 

That's just it, why didn't the test just say he was suited to be in the Chemical engineering field instead of limiting it to one specific area such as Brewmaster?

Whatever happened to studying hard, getting the most out of your high school years and pursuing something you are interested in? I realize that kids often do not know right out of high school what they want to do, but after a little college things usually fall right into place.

 

I personally think this test is one more thing that takes away from classroom time. Kentucky children already spend too much time "testing" and studying for "testing' when they should be in the classroom.......LEARNING.