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Jsinick at 21:21, 1 April 2014

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	[http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/home.htm Architecture and Engineering Occupations] from the Bureau of Labor Statistics lists engineering fields by median pay. The numbers of jobs in each of the fields are listed below. By far the most popular fields are civil engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and mechanical engineering. Of these, electrical and electronics engineers are the best paid		[http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/home.htm Architecture and Engineering Occupations] from the Bureau of Labor Statistics lists engineering fields by median pay. The numbers of jobs in each of the fields are listed below. By far the most popular fields are civil engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and mechanical engineering. Of these, electrical and electronics engineers are the best paid

	Aerospace Engineers: 83,000		* Aerospace Engineers: 83,000

	Agricultural Engineers: 2,600		* Agricultural Engineers: 2,600

	Biomedical Engineers: 19,400		* Biomedical Engineers: 19,400

	Chemical Engineers: 33,300		* Chemical Engineers: 33,300

	Civil Engineers: 272,900		* Civil Engineers: 272,900

	Computer Hardware Engineers: 83,300		* Computer Hardware Engineers: 83,300

	Electrical and Electronics Engineers: 306,100		* Electrical and Electronics Engineers: 306,100

	Environmental Engineers: 53,200		* Environmental Engineers: 53,200

	Health and Safety Engineers: 24,100		* Health and Safety Engineers: 24,100

	Industrial Engineers: 223,300		* Industrial Engineers: 223,300

	Materials Engineers: 23,200		* Materials Engineers: 23,200

	Mechanical Engineers: 258,100		* Mechanical Engineers: 258,100

	Mining and Geological Engineers: 7,900		* Mining and Geological Engineers: 7,900

			* Nuclear Engineers: 20,400

	~~Nuclear Engineers: 20,400~~		* Petroleum Engineers: 38,500

	Petroleum Engineers: 38,500

Jsinick at 20:51, 1 April 2014

2014-04-01T20:51:46Z

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	[http://engineering.mit.edu/ask/so-many-engineering-fields-choose-how-do-i-pick-right-one With so many engineering fields to choose from, how do I pick the right one?] From MIT's engineering department		[http://engineering.mit.edu/ask/so-many-engineering-fields-choose-how-do-i-pick-right-one With so many engineering fields to choose from, how do I pick the right one?] From MIT's engineering department

	[http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/home.htm Architecture and Engineering Occupations] from the Bureau of Labor Statistics lists engineering fields by median pay. The numbers of jobs in each of the fields are listed below. By far the most popular fields are civil engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and mechanical engineering.		[http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/home.htm Architecture and Engineering Occupations] from the Bureau of Labor Statistics lists engineering fields by median pay. The numbers of jobs in each of the fields are listed below. By far the most popular fields are civil engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and mechanical engineering. Of these, electrical and electronics engineers are the best paid

	Aerospace Engineers: 83,000		Aerospace Engineers: 83,000

	Agricultural Engineers: 2,600		Agricultural Engineers: 2,600

	Biomedical Engineers: 19,400		Biomedical Engineers: 19,400

	Chemical Engineers: 33,300		Chemical Engineers: 33,300

	Civil Engineers: 272,900		Civil Engineers: 272,900

	Computer Hardware Engineers: 83,300		Computer Hardware Engineers: 83,300

	Electrical and Electronics Engineers: 306,100		Electrical and Electronics Engineers: 306,100

	Environmental Engineers: 53,200		Environmental Engineers: 53,200

	Health and Safety Engineers: 24,100		Health and Safety Engineers: 24,100

	Industrial Engineers: 223,300		Industrial Engineers: 223,300

	Materials Engineers: 23,200		Materials Engineers: 23,200

	Mechanical Engineers: 258,100		Mechanical Engineers: 258,100

	Mining and Geological Engineers: 7,900		Mining and Geological Engineers: 7,900

	Nuclear Engineers: 20,400		Nuclear Engineers: 20,400

	Petroleum Engineers: 38,500		Petroleum Engineers: 38,500

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[http://engineering.mit.edu/ask/so-many-engineering-fields-choose-how-do-i-pick-right-one With so many engineering fields to choose from, how do I pick the right one?] From MIT's engineering department

[http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/home.htm Architecture and Engineering Occupations] from the Bureau of Labor Statistics lists engineering fields by median pay. The numbers of jobs in each of the fields are listed below. By far the most popular fields are civil engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and mechanical engineering.

Aerospace Engineers: 83,000
Agricultural Engineers: 2,600
Biomedical Engineers: 19,400
Chemical Engineers: 33,300
Civil Engineers: 272,900
Computer Hardware Engineers: 83,300
Electrical and Electronics Engineers: 306,100
Environmental Engineers: 53,200
Health and Safety Engineers: 24,100
Industrial Engineers: 223,300
Materials Engineers: 23,200
Mechanical Engineers: 258,100
Mining and Geological Engineers: 7,900
Nuclear Engineers: 20,400
Petroleum Engineers: 38,500