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What skills prepared you for this job How long did you have to train??

hi im a freshmen and how did you train to become a civil engineer

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Peter’s Answer

Hello, Efrain. You ask about getting an engineering degree. I pursued a somewhat unusual path.

My undergraduate degree was in a completely different Field: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. After working in a research lab for more than a year, I decided to move to the Field of Water Resources. I went to graduate school at the University of Washington and got a Masters Degree in Engineering. I took the EIT Exam rather late, when I was in my 30s, and then obtained my PE license. I enjoyed a very rewarding career in Civil Engineering. The Point is: pursue your Goals with enthusiasm and intent and you can achieve great things. Good Luck
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Mrinalini’s Answer

Hi Efrain! It's truly fantastic to see such clarity in your career goals as a student, and your aspiration to become a civil engineer is truly inspiring. Embarking on this journey begins with enrolling in a reputable civil engineering college to earn your bachelor's degree. This foundational step will open up a world of possibilities for you!

As you grow in your career, be aware that pursuing a graduate degree and acquiring a license are often essential for advancing to senior positions. Licensure requirements may differ from state to state, but civil engineers generally need a license if they're providing services directly to the public.

To help you kick off your academic journey, here's a list of some renowned Colleges/Universities in the United States that offer Civil Engineering programs:

1. Colorado School of Mines, Golden
2. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Terre Haute
3. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy
4. United States Military Academy, West Point

Remember, you've got this! Embrace your passion, work hard, and watch as your dreams become a reality. All the very best on this exciting new chapter in your life!
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