1) Don't think you can't do it. It's more a matter of discipline and remembering why you are studying and working so hard to learn more about this fascinating field. Eventually chemical engineers begin to understand nature and can see chemical processes around them in other everyday events.
2) You will need to develop your social skills. So have other hobbies (sports, volunteer work, musical instrument/band, dancing, organizing community events, etc.)
3) Some classes are kind of tough. This is not your fault, it's because they use recently discovered concepts (from the 20th century as opposed to the 19th century) or because the course is poorly designed. Be grateful for the new technologies. Learn how to deal with difficult subjects. Other students have done it. Learn how.
4) Many times you will have to do many things at once. Learn how to manage your time from time management books that you may not find in your engineering classes.
5) Try not to make earning a good salary the main goal of your career. You're more likely to enjoy your courses,degree and job if you like the stuff your learning and you're not doing something you don't like just so you can earn lots of money.
6) Most guys say they don't study because they don't feel the interest.You may also feel the same,but never mind, with practice of curiosity and a little determination you will gradually breathe in the passion of this game-chemical engineering.
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