engineering major?

I want to major in electrical engineering or mechanical engineering, how much scope and opportunity is there with those two majors?what kinds of jobs will be available?also do they lead to good paying jobs?and finally which 1 should i choose?

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A few days ago

chai

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im a biomedical engineering major, and it took me a long to decide b/n that an electrical. they are so different so i had quite a delima as well….this website to the occupational outlook handbook will help you tremedously….it will tell you what you need to know…

http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos027.htm

good luck in what ever you choose….

-chai

A few days ago

Duffman

Both will lead to good paying jobs with lots of opportunity. It really depends on what your preferences are. Plus, a great deal of engineering learning overlaps, what’s important is that you know the basic physical concepts extremely well.

I graduated from school with a MechE degree but wound up working in what would be a EE job (electric power distribution). Most companies just want to know that you’re smart enough to handle the engineering curriculum.

A few days ago

Thomas M

If you do well, there are tons of opportunities in both. You can be an engineer, and will also be in a good position to move up into management later on if that turns out to be what you want. They both pay very well. In your freshman year you’ll take pretty much the same courses for either one, so just see what you like better.

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