好评项1.54% of students surveyed felt that dorms were more spacious than average 2.57% of students surveyed felt that the amount it costs to live while at school was better than average 3.95% of students surveyed said that the career center is very helpful and provides services to students beyond help landing a job 4.The school has academic and career counseling available to help you when you need it 差评项1.53% of students surveyed said that there's no way they would live here after graduation 2.There is no public transportation in Rolla, save for the occasional taxi that's around. It's a pretty small town of about 15,000. If you need to get somewhere, I'm sure you can find someone who would give you a ride.
很难，非常难。首先土木工程在美国是个很特殊的专业,特殊就特殊在,它是唯一在美就业率和待遇都很差的。就业率有多差?曾供职于北美TOP3的designfirm,,萧条时期入学,此前换过好几此前换过好几份工作，经历曲折不想赘述。当年一起入学的同学，60%都选择了回国，剩下转博，转专业（ME/CS/IE)读硕是主要的出路，也有若干工作的，主要是像我一样读博方面遇到了困难的人。一直到今年经济情况好转，才有一部分师弟师妹主动选择就业。不过据我观察，其实如果大家把期望放低，就业率应该可以有80%以上。不过在美国做一份比香港工资要低的工作，工程项目还不高大上，很多人接受不了。出路在哪里？如果是本科才进行到大三，才结束基础课，没有土木世家或对土木的执念或特别富裕的家庭，快转专业，转其他觉得有兴趣且就业好的专业，不要回头！土木比金融/IT待遇差，发展空间小是发达国家的现状和趋势，中国的房地产降温正是这种趋势的苗头。如果研究生读完了，有了工作经验，再转行要权衡的东西就多了，再选择读CS未必是一个好选择，能说会道的同学可以考虑利用MBA回国走向地产或管理岗位。总结：去美国读土木，找工作方面你会更早地触到冷冰冰，硬邦邦的现实。土木的确也出过不少混得还行的，但用别人的话说，不读土木，那些人早不知到哪里去了。
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