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GNU Free Documentation License How much do nuclear engineers make and where is a good college in iowa to go to to become a nuclear engineer? Q. I am looking into becoming a nuclear engineer and i was wondering how much they make and where are some good colleges to go to in iowa. I've heard Iowa State University is a good engineering school but i wanted to see if there are any better schools in Iowa. Asked by Austin G - Fri Jan 2 18:17:47 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. There is a very high demand for nuclear engineers, at this time far exceeding the supply. This makes for a very competitive market, starting salaries of $50-$90K with senior engineers making well over $100K. There are many grants, scholarships and intern programs being developed by nuclear organizations in an attempt to increase the number of students entering the nuclear field. I have attached some links to lists of colleges which offer nuclear engineering, scholarships and pay estimates. You can start a general engineering degree (like mechanical engineering) and then get into a nuclear graduate program or there is plenty of work for non-nuclear engineers in the nuclear industry. Good luck! Answered by Nukemann - Sat Jan 3 01:35:12 2009 How would an increase of nuclear weapons interfere on the taxes of an American citizen? Q. Nuclear power in itself is not expensive, however, it has a larger capitol cost that, it is known, interferes on taxes. How would an increase of nuclear weapons (not power) effect our taxes? Asked by Lisy - Mon Mar 10 17:41:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. They'd have to pay for the weapons somehow. I'd think the military would need a bigger budget, hence, larger taxes. Answered by sporregar - Mon Mar 10 17:49:03 2008 How long is nuclear waste reactive and dangerous after use?
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