In order to become a Civil Engineer it is standard that one should obtain a bachelor’s degree and preferably an Associates of Science. Advantages of working as a civil engineer could be Working in small groups, the work environment is typically outside, meeting new people. Disadvantages of being a Civil Engineer could be long hours, and lower pay. Even though they get paid well, as well as other engineers, Civils typically make less money than expected because of the vigorous amount of schooling that is …show more content…
As do all engineers; Civil Engineers make an exceptional amount of money. Jobs at the management level have a higher pay. If you own your own business there is also increase in pay for the job. They spend a lot of time at the office organizing, planning, and setting appointments. However, Civil Engineers spend most of their time outside on the field, working on various projects, monitoring buildings and regulation issues with the projects. Although they work long hard hours, many enjoy their job. “In its December 28, 2009, issue, the weekly news magazine U.S. News and World Report included civil engineering in a list of the 50 best careers for 2010.”(Civil Engineering among Top Careers in 2010 and Beyond.) It is a somewhat of a freelance career choice, opportunity is at your front door being an