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>and earn $35k coming out of school, when you could be CS grad and earn $150k, with way less stress? First, $35k is made up, that’s what someone working full t
by kortilla 4y ago
>and earn $35k coming out of school, when you could be CS grad and earn $150k, with way less stress?
First, $35k is made up, that’s what someone working full time at In-N-Out now makes.
Second, being an entry level civil engineer is not more stressful than working in CS. You bear no responsibility and don’t do any physical labor. Why is that stressful?
- xxpor 4y agoThe $35k is probably out of date, it was the avg I remember from BLS when I was in college 10 years ago. > Second, being an entry level civil engineer is not more stressful than working in CS. You bear no responsibility Eventually you're gonna be signing off on stuff that could collapse or explode.
- kortilla 4y ago>Eventually you're gonna be signing off on stuff that could collapse or explode. Only if you want to. Going full PE and signing off is not required to have a pretty good career as an engineer as part of a larger firm.