What career would combine these two majors?

Luey's answer above made me rethink what I was going to say.

There are all sorts of professional journals for chemists and all the other sciences. The sad fact is that most scientists don't write very clearly (a little odd since the think very clearly indeed). Most of those research journal articles need a good editor. The editor would have to understand all the science though in order to not screw up the meaning. This is where you could fit in.

What I was originally going to say was to get an education in something that somebody is willing to pay you to do. Being poor sucks. Chemists and chemical engineers are very highly paid. CEs are the highest paid Bachelor's degrees. A research chemist would require a Ph.D. Let your interest in literature be a lifelong hobby.

Bachelors in English are either office flunkies or unemployed. A Ph.D. has an academic future, but they're one of the lowest paid faculties in a university.

i imagine that which will be extremely frustrating to combine. each of the engineers i comprehend have an extremely demanding time interior this system only because that's so confusing. you'd be an engineering significant and then connect a collection of appearing golf equipment and also you'll use your electives to take drama classes. you may want to refer on your adviser in school and perhaps he or she will be able that can help you you artwork some thing out. by the way i advise the college of Virginia.

Writing or editing chemistry textbooks?