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Jonnyb42
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I switched my major to physics from Electrical Engineering, (I am finished with freshman year and will be starting sophomore year as physics major), and many people seem disappointed with the decision. I think it has mainly to do with how much money is made; physics vs. engineering.
I have to say that I like to think of myself as an engineer and I really like engineering, the only reason I switched is because I wanted really good knowledge of physics because I believe it will make me a better engineer. (speaking very generally.) as my goals are related to nanotechnology.
I love both engineering and physics of course, hate those idiotic classes such as government and history. My question on here is just, what do you guys think of a reason like that to change majors, and any facts/opinions or something that would make me more satisfied with my decision.
I can of course switch back.
I don't want to end up on the streets wishing I had stayed with engineering.
Any advice is nice,
Thanks
I have to say that I like to think of myself as an engineer and I really like engineering, the only reason I switched is because I wanted really good knowledge of physics because I believe it will make me a better engineer. (speaking very generally.) as my goals are related to nanotechnology.
I love both engineering and physics of course, hate those idiotic classes such as government and history. My question on here is just, what do you guys think of a reason like that to change majors, and any facts/opinions or something that would make me more satisfied with my decision.
I can of course switch back.
I don't want to end up on the streets wishing I had stayed with engineering.
Any advice is nice,
Thanks