Careers in Civil Engineering - Jayne Richardson

[@Joesire]

Thank you for posting this

[@huongleable]

Go with which ever one you will feel that you will enjoy much more. It'll be something you're going to do for a very long time. Either way both the majors are theoretical, unless you decide to do CET or MET which are practical. I think you will win in either choice if you are looking for one that is theoretical.

[@axelplumet1330]

Can somebody do substitle of this video? Because the present substitle is a joke ...

[@celshader]

I am a web developer by profession, but I do find other technical fields interesting.
I don't think I could ever be a civil engineer though.
I don't think I could handle the responsibility, it all looks so daunting.

[@PaladinswordSaurfang]

I can't decide whether to major in civil or mechanical engineering. I heard the careers were better in civil, but to be honest I don't think I'll like it. I think I'll prefer mechanical because it seems more theory based.

[@NadinMagdy]

what did you end up choosing? i want civil but im scared i wont find a job so i think i should go for mechanical but still i really want civil

[@cleonsciaxe8219]

That will be the most dumbass thing i will hear today

[@Rahul-ey1oq]

ITouchedTheKore nor fields are theory based friend, regardless of the field you choose make sure you do an internship as books will not give you real life field/site experience

[@miawells55]

I'd love to be a civil engineer!

[@dravidr007]

@DanielCMM agreed

[@HYITHO]

that means I'm screwed too...

[@TheEngineerMaldita]

girl power :D

[@jasonRhawt]

connections bro, connections lol

[@EndureFocusEngageDie]

Mr.Buttcrack working in the background.

[@elsah2006]

whats wrong with you?!