<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

Hello hello. Let's get right to this.

I received a BA in English Language and Literature in 2012. At the time, I thought I would find work where I could (I happen to work as a marketing manager, not a barista, so that's something) and write on the side. The plan was to work on getting a novel or 3 written, find myself published and turn over to being a full-time author.

Turns out I am not that interested in being an author. I thought I was, even into college, but I'm not. It wasn't until I was out of school when I found this out, and even worse, discovered that science and math really did interest me. I majored in English, really, because it was easy and I thought it would make me famous. I had become lazy without realizing it.

Now I realize it. And I also realize I am in kind of a bind. While I know Biology, Chemistry and building things all interest me, I don't know much else. It doesn't seem like I have much room to explore, either. I'm not an 18 year old undergrad anymore. I'm married, I have other things in my life. I missed that chance. I get that.

I don't want to rush, but at the same time I don't want to dawdle any longer. Now is the time to start, but as for where to start? That is my question.
<bot>: As someone with a BA, what are my best options for getting the science and math courses I would need to attend graduate school for biochemical engineering, structural engineering or pre-med? (Science and math heavy graduate work)