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Old 02-10-2015, 10:05 PM   #15
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I'm a first year U of C engineering student and soon will have to choose what kind of engineering I will major in. I've went to many info sessions on campus and kind of got a good idea what each major does and I've narrowed my choices down to

Civil
Mechanical
Petroleum...
My logic would be to go by elimination: petroleum engineering would limit you to the petroleum industries only. Mechanical would be wider in applications, as it is used in most industries. Civil has the narrowest application of the three and is the least paid, comparatively, for the same level of experience. If you like all three disciplines, mechanical would be a more practical choice, I suggest, as it relates to your future career choices and opportunities.
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