A junior at Keene State College majoring in Math and Physics is exploring the possibility of becoming an electrical engineer and considering a transfer for their final year. The discussion highlights that a strong background in physics can be beneficial for a career in electrical engineering, as physicists often contribute significantly to design engineering roles. It emphasizes that while engineers focus on practical solutions, physicists bring a deeper understanding of theoretical concepts that can enhance design processes. The conversation also suggests that transferring to a program more aligned with engineering could be advantageous for career prospects, as it may open doors to various engineering roles. Overall, the combination of math and physics knowledge can lead to diverse career opportunities in engineering and related fields.