Title: Becoming a Civil Engineer: Careers, Salary Info & Job Description
Headings: Becoming a Civil Engineer: Careers, Salary Info & Job Description
Becoming a Civil Engineer: Careers, Salary Info & Job Description
Civil Engineer Careers: Pros and Cons
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1.           Liberty University
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2.           Northcentral University
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3.           Penn Foster High School
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Content: Consulting is another option. As a consultant, you work in a firm that offers expert knowledge and opinions on construction projects. You may evaluate a design or assist with project management. There are also job opportunities in industrial settings. This may include manufacturing, utilities or technology. In this career sector, you may work as a manager, provide assessments and conduct studies. Part of your job may be to help balance a budget or increase efficiency. Job Growth and Salary Info
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that there were 263,460 civil engineers in May 2014 ( www.bls.gov ). The BLS also reported at this time the mean annual wage was $87,130. A job growth of 20% was projected for civil engineering.