Big important note I wish you made. Engineering does NOT have ANY of the ranges you proposed. Entry level engineers to early intermediate engineers are often in those ranges and senior engineers that lacked dedication would fall in that range too. Anyone committed to their career that moved into manager and more senior roles, are well above every range depicted here. I'm already almost above any of these ranges and I'm only 28... But I started near the bottom end of the ranges. That's the thing with Engineering. Literally, the sky is the limit. VP's are almost always Engineers, in most major business, they all earn well north of 200k/year to millions, and all of them likely started in humble beginnings.
There's no such thing as Software Engineers. They are glorified coders and many (who know) will even admit that the term engineering is used descriptively but they are not ever considered to be 'engineers' in the classical sense since they don't use the laws of physics or the physical sciences. Even Computer Engineers use physical sciences in developing systems. Hint: You will never find a licensed PE software engineer.....
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork By the way I really need help too...I enroll ed in a Mechanical Engineering major in a university which is ranked high in Aerospace Engineering because I'm interested in aerospace should I switch to aerospace now or finish my ME and will still do fine?
I’m 13 and i’m looking forward to be an aerospace engineer, computer engineer , chemical engineer maybe software engineer 2- but who knows! I hope to contribute to the new Space Exploration age,
All those degrees would allow you to work in the space industry! I work on rockets and have peers that work with me and have the degrees you mentioned. You are on the right track!
Your forgot to mention that a licensed engineer in any of these professions can be making $150k to $180k within 5 years of graduation. As a PE, I've seen kids right out of college drop into firms at starting salaries of $110 to $120. Typical pay for a PE is usually at least 8% higher than the highest top pay in unlicensed engineers but can be as high as double that of some unlicensed engineers.
an aerospace engineer median pay with a bachelors degree is actually 116000 us dollars and withe a masters 130000 and doctorate 144000-180000 and im thirteen and i also want to become an aerospace engineer
My 2 son both in college my eldest is in 2nd year college in Aerospace Engineering and my youngest son is in 1st year college in Mechanical engineering... we are very proud to our sons. Thank you.steminist from the Philippines
I really interested in aerospace side... and when I'm watching this video I hope that in my lucky number 3.. yeah that was aerospace engineering. . I was really get surprised 😁😁😁😁😁
Aerospace is broken up into two concentrations aeronautical and astronautical. I'm in my last year and a half on the aeronautical side. Its mainly the junior year were diverging starts
For how long do i have to study in the field of petroleum engineering after A Levels to get the salary u mentioned.And Do i need to be strong in chemistry for this.
Petroleum Engineers and Chemical Engineers are very similar in some areas (piping, transport etc) but PetEngs have a lot more on the exploration etc. You need to be strong in organic chemistry because, well, that's really what Petroleum distillation etc. is about.
This is probably going to be a hottake, but it's absolutely BS that Software "Engineering" is one of the top paid. They don't have an exam to take. They don't really have codes to follow. They don't even have to be licensed--you could even finagle your way out of not needing college. Almost every other engineer on the list has to consider those things. Civil engineers design things that impact actual livelihoods of people (roads, buildings, etc.) and take on the liability that comes with it. But the world worships money and Tech right now. and yes, i am salty about it
im 13 and i wanna become an aerospace engineer
You can do it!!
Me too!
I'm 18 and ganna be an aerospace engineer also.
Omg same im hitting 16 soon
Same im 11
Big important note I wish you made.
Engineering does NOT have ANY of the ranges you proposed.
Entry level engineers to early intermediate engineers are often in those ranges and senior engineers that lacked dedication would fall in that range too.
Anyone committed to their career that moved into manager and more senior roles, are well above every range depicted here. I'm already almost above any of these ranges and I'm only 28... But I started near the bottom end of the ranges.
That's the thing with Engineering. Literally, the sky is the limit.
VP's are almost always Engineers, in most major business, they all earn well north of 200k/year to millions, and all of them likely started in humble beginnings.
i am beyond happy to have found this channel! Please keep on educating us about Engineering especially, Aerospace and Computer engineering
Extremely happy to know that you find our channel helpful! Will keep posting more valuable videos for you! 🙂
I'm really happy that I've found this channel. Please keep on teaching us about engineering.
Erika, we are so happy you found us too! Stay tuned for more STEM content!
so happy that this channel pop up on my suggestion list. Aspiring aerospace engineer here thank you.
Glad you like our content! Keep studying and you'll be done before you know it!
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Thank you for saying about MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
10.Biomedical engineering
Industrial
Civil
Mechanical
Chemical
Electrical
Computer
Aerospace
Software
1.Petroleum
Thanks!!
There's no such thing as Software Engineers. They are glorified coders and many (who know) will even admit that the term engineering is used descriptively but they are not ever considered to be 'engineers' in the classical sense since they don't use the laws of physics or the physical sciences. Even Computer Engineers use physical sciences in developing systems. Hint: You will never find a licensed PE software engineer.....
I'm 21 and doing Mechanical Engineering in 1st year... Thanks for the video so motivating...will definitely have impact in someone's life
Thank you so much for your kind words!!! 🙂
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By the way I really need help too...I enroll ed in a Mechanical Engineering major in a university which is ranked high in Aerospace Engineering because I'm interested in aerospace should I switch to aerospace now or finish my ME and will still do fine?
I’m 13 and i’m looking forward to be an aerospace engineer, computer engineer , chemical engineer maybe software engineer 2- but who knows!
I hope to contribute to the new Space Exploration age,
All those degrees would allow you to work in the space industry! I work on rockets and have peers that work with me and have the degrees you mentioned. You are on the right track!
Aerospace Engineers rock! Do I get extra credit for leaving the first comment on this video? :)
5 stars have been awarded to the founder of llama express!
Your forgot to mention that a licensed engineer in any of these professions can be making $150k to $180k within 5 years of graduation. As a PE, I've seen kids right out of college drop into firms at starting salaries of $110 to $120. Typical pay for a PE is usually at least 8% higher than the highest top pay in unlicensed engineers but can be as high as double that of some unlicensed engineers.
Thanks Bill for the great insight!
an aerospace engineer median pay with a bachelors degree is actually 116000 us dollars and withe a masters 130000 and doctorate 144000-180000 and im thirteen and i also want to become an aerospace engineer
Aerospace engineering is an amazing career! Best of luck!
I wanna become aerospace engineering
It’s such an amazing career, you can do it! 😊
It’s so great to see so many girls who want to become aerospace engineers, like myself haha :)
Yes we love seeing more women joining the STEM fields! So happy you picked Aerospace Engineering! 😍
I want to marry an aerospace engineer.
My 2 son both in college my eldest is in 2nd year college in Aerospace Engineering and my youngest son is in 1st year college in Mechanical engineering... we are very proud to our sons. Thank you.steminist from the Philippines
Astronautical Engineering or Astronautical Technician dunno yet. I’m 13 btw
Astronautical engineering would be great! Also it’s amazing that you’re thinking about this at a young age!
I love #3
Same here! 🙂
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I want to become an astronaut for that I should be good as an aerospace engineer
Right?
That would be a great career if you are trying to become an astronaut!
Any engineering degree will do, my friend.(mechanical, aerospace, electrical, CS)
Even botanist would work for astronauts, but should take the separate course for piloting a space craft
I really interested in aerospace side... and when I'm watching this video I hope that in my lucky number 3.. yeah that was aerospace engineering. . I was really get surprised 😁😁😁😁😁
It’s one of the best careers out there! 😊
You didn’t have automotive engineer on the list. Is there a reason why it didn’t make a list?
Ma'am really good information and we are wish you god bless you 💐🙂
Glad you found it helpful!
Ma'am please make a video on mechanical engineer bast ways in future
Thank you so much!!
Glad you liked the video! ☺️
Is the salary for a year or a month? How about Aeronautical Engineer? It was a very helpful video!
These are yearly salaries!
Thanks for watching! Glad you found it valuable!
I wish a month that'd be awesomer!
@@jeremygalloway1348 greedy boy
@@kenzemuhammed5719 how is it greedy to wish a higher salary?
You are doing a wonderful work.
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Thank you!!!
You go girl 🔥🔥❤️
Thank you so much!!! 😊
Please Tell me , How can I become a Software Engineer and Ethical Hacker also..
Aerospace engineering
I have a feeling that you studied or are studying Mechanical Engineering haha. My radar went off lol
Thanks for the great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
the one it's civil
What about aeronautical engineering?
Aeronautical engineering is one of the branch of Aerospace engineering.
Aerospace is broken up into two concentrations aeronautical and astronautical. I'm in my last year and a half on the aeronautical side. Its mainly the junior year were diverging starts
I wanna become a mechanical and electical electical engineer
Wow, you are going to be so well rounded! ☺️
What about food engineering and technology ?
Could you please make a video on this engineering field?
We will definitely consider this 😊
Which category would Aircraft Maintenance Engineering come under ?
Aerospace engineer! 🙂
I want to be a Chemical Engineering
That’s a GREAT career! Best of luck ☺️
Now you’re speaking my language.
How to study software engineer in usa after 12
Did you mean 12th grade?
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork yes after class 12th how to get 100%schoolarship also I like that course
I'm a 16 y/o aspiring biomedical engineer!! :))
Sooo great that you already know what you want to be! You can do it ☺️
ME 12 years old and my dream is to become Aerospace Engineer for sure!!!:D
So great that you already know what you want to be when you grow up! Best of luck with your dreams! ☺️ hard work pays off!
For how long do i have to study in the field of petroleum engineering after A Levels to get the salary u mentioned.And Do i need to be strong in chemistry for this.
Petroleum Engineers and Chemical Engineers are very similar in some areas (piping, transport etc) but PetEngs have a lot more on the exploration etc. You need to be strong in organic chemistry because, well, that's really what Petroleum distillation etc. is about.
Am also Aeronautical Engineer 😎😎
How awesome!
@@TheSTEMinistNetwork tysm just guide us we will do our best....
I'm 17, and I'm software engineering student 🥰!!
Software Engineer!! About which I'm working now.
Great choice!
Aerospace engineering here🙂!
Ahhh amazing major! 💫
Is UK good to study aerospace and aeronautical engineering ?
The salary is like monthly or yearly....pls let me know
Yearly 😊
Petroleum engineering or aerospace
Whichever makes you happier!
Job opportunity a challenging fact
This is probably going to be a hottake, but it's absolutely BS that Software "Engineering" is one of the top paid. They don't have an exam to take. They don't really have codes to follow. They don't even have to be licensed--you could even finagle your way out of not needing college.
Almost every other engineer on the list has to consider those things. Civil engineers design things that impact actual livelihoods of people (roads, buildings, etc.) and take on the liability that comes with it. But the world worships money and Tech right now. and yes, i am salty about it
keep on keep us about engineering
Marine Engineering is the Top 1 thou
#5
That’s a good one 😊
youre way too invested in your gender, its just an extra x chromosome get over it!
Aerospace engineering
Such a great career 🙌🏽
Thanks