oakraiderz2
Master Don Juan
Is anyone here a civil engineer? If so, what exactly do you do? How was college? And how do you like your job?
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Civil engineers?
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Centaurion
Master Don Juan
I'm doing mechanical engineering, but I have several friends that are doing civ-eng. They like it.
Civ-engs basically builds all the buildings/bridges/highways you see around you.
Just a tip though, if you want to do engineering, make sure that you are motivated up the ying yang. Cause, it's a really tough course with an extreme workload. Today was my last day of semester and I had 4 assignments due, and in the last 7 weeks I've had 38 assignments. And they were all huge.
Civ-engs basically builds all the buildings/bridges/highways you see around you.
Just a tip though, if you want to do engineering, make sure that you are motivated up the ying yang. Cause, it's a really tough course with an extreme workload. Today was my last day of semester and I had 4 assignments due, and in the last 7 weeks I've had 38 assignments. And they were all huge.
DrMetallica
Master Don Juan
Accounting degrees are an S-load of work as well. And a lot of it isn't related to accounting, which pisses me off.
I graduated not long ago, and will start working in a few weeks.
If you wanna have fun in college, don't go for engineering.
It should be fun though when you start working. I was offered twice the average salary in my city.
You can either work in office on some projects, design proposals, etc. or on the site, supervising workforce.
If you wanna have fun in college, don't go for engineering.
It should be fun though when you start working. I was offered twice the average salary in my city.
You can either work in office on some projects, design proposals, etc. or on the site, supervising workforce.
Centaurion
Master Don Juan
lol I'm doing both