Civil Engineering

>>18415873
If you have the smarts to do an engineering degree, pick one you like. Life will work its way to where you'll have to end up after that

>>18415938
I really don't have a passion for any engineering degree. I just want a job that's well paid and secure. I know it sounds kinda scummy and if I had a passion for something that could make money without risking to end up homeless I'd do that instead.

>>18415873
I got my license and degree in mech engineering but my current title is civil engineer. If you don't want to talk to people you're in the wrong career path. A stupid engineer that talks to, engages, and coordinates with people will fuck up a lot less than a smart engineer that keeps to himself. Unless you work for the government or something. Engineering for the most part is a social industry. As an engineer you will need knowledge of a broad amount of subjects and be able to call into the technical expertise of others often.

>>18415990
I figured going into thr government would probably best for me, but it's not like I can't talk to people or ask for their opinion. What would you say, roughly how many per cent of the jobs a civil engineer could take are desk jobs?

>>18415987
So mechanical it is

>>18415873
>I'm not smart enough for science (tried physics for a few semesters)

Engineering is applied physics.

>absolutely zero interest in buildings or building processes
>generally anti-social

So you're going in to a degree which you have no interest in and you don't want to socialise which is a huge requirement in an engineering work environment. Sounds good man go for it.