Question

I have a question related to my career:
Basically I want to be an civil engineer so do I have to take a chemistry or not

Answer 1

chemistry is required or at least any 3 credits of science thats at least in the state of michigan and indiana

Answer 2

yes i believe you do

Answer 3

ok thanks

Answer 4

what about physics?

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

its a semester of physics , chemistry and 2 of earth science

Answer 7

@MTALHAHASSAN2

Answer 8

what u mean by earth science

Answer 9

Core Courses
Like most four-year college programs, a bachelor’s in civil engineering includes courses in arts and humanities, English and social studies. In addition, civil engineering degree programs place a strong emphasis in science, including coursework in physics, chemistry, calculus, statistics and differential equations. Core engineering courses include mechanics, engineering statistics, fluid dynamics and engineering systems. Since engineers must communicate their ideas and designs with others on the construction team, core requirements also include courses in general writing, technical writing and speech.
http://work.chron.com/educational-requirements-civil-engineers-6592.html

Answer 10

Like I study in Canada

Answer 11

its a type of science the easiest to be exact but many states dont require it

Answer 12

what maggie said .. the core courses .. which are the 3 i said for the science column

Answer 13

Is it same in Canada

Answer 14

the core classes yes ..

Answer 15

ok thanks a lot

Answer 16

yep no problem

Answer 17

but is it a great career to choose

Answer 18

well honestly all the careers are great the only thing that you have to pay attention is if you want to be doing that job for the rest of your life.. by the way the pay is good

Answer 19

but the cost for college is pretty high .. or at least for me

Answer 20

Is there is any good career to choose

Answer 21

related to u

Answer 22

But in Canada u have to go to the University for the civil engineer

Answer 23

i know college ..university same thing .. and what do you mean related to me?

Answer 24

Like give me any idea about the career which be better for me to choose

Answer 25

choosing a career is based on your strengths and what you enjoy to do not about it having a better pay because thats something you might be doing for a long time or probably your only type of career and it should be something you see yourself doing in the long run.

Answer 26

yep exactly what maggie said

Answer 27

close this question please