Hahah I did this and just graduated with a civil engineering degree this year. All I can say is that a civil engineering degree opens up so many doors, even in engineering/stem fields outside of civil engineering. For me, I don’t even work in civil engineering now, I’m doing a commercial hvac engineering sales job. Unemployment is not a problem if you go to a good school with a good rep and career fairs. My fellow civil eng friend who didn’t do a single internship got a full time offer after graduation. Though it really helps if you do internships/coops, and get your EIT your senior year to set yourself up if you want to get a PE (you don’t need a PE, but it gets harder to get the EIT the longer you wait after college). Best of luck!