Choosing Classes for Lee College's Process Technology

How do I select the right classes for the process technology program at Lee College? Are there any must-take courses or instructors that stand out?

Sure, I can help guide you through this process. Firstly, it's essential to follow the specific curriculum set by Lee College for the Process Technology program. This information is generally available on the college's website or can be provided by an academic advisor.

In visiting their website, I found that Lee College's process technology program has a specific sequence of courses that are necessary to complete the degree. For example, they may recommend starting with an introductory course in Process Technology, and Organic Chemistry. From there, you generally follow with core Process Technology classes, some of which include Equipment, Systems, Operations and Safety, Health & Environment.

As far as specific instructors, it's really personal preference and often depends on your learning style. I would recommend speaking with students currently enrolled in the program. They are your best resource for knowing which professors make material engaging and accessible, and can provide valuable insights about classroom dynamics or specific teaching styles. Please remember, your education is about more than just fulfilling degree requirements—it’s about the personal and intellectual growth that comes from studying under various instructors over the course of your time at Lee College.

As you move further into the program, you might also want to consider courses that align with your potential career interests. For example, if you're interested in working in refinery operations, you might want to focus on courses that deal with petroleum processing.

Always remember to consult with your academic advisor who can provide specific guidance about course selection, sequencing, and degree requirements. Good luck on your academic journey!