<p>nuclear engineering.</p>
<p>At first I was a mechanical engineering major, then I switched to industrial engineering.</p>
<p>I wish my school offered nuclear engineering. It sounds really neat.</p>
<p>comp sci because of job prospects and pay. who knows, might end up changing it, might not.</p>
<p>Aerospace Engineering.</p>
<p>Civil engineering.</p>
<p>Back in high school, I had originally wanted to go into architecture, so naturally civil engineering would have been my next choice. The more I learned about the field, the more I felt that architecture wouldn't be as good as a fit as civE. </p>
<p>Why civE? Because I love buildings and construction. I like being out on the site seeing things go up for all to see and not sitting in an office the entire time. i also really like urban planning like anovice but im not pursuing that path for a career.</p>
<p>So as an architect, are you more likely to be working in the office all the time?</p>
<p>The reasons I decided not to go into architecture had nothing to do with the amount of field work, but rather my personal assessment of my talent. I explored the option, looked into some of the work, and felt that I just don't have the mindset for it. I can't really say if architects are in the office all the time or not.</p>
<p>lil_killer129:</p>
<p>Why? What do you like/dislike about it?</p>