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The school I'm looking into for undergraduate studies (McGill University) offers both a Physics major with EE minor and an EE major with Physics minor. If you take the EE minor, you aren't accredited. I am planning on probably continuing with my education until at least a master's degree, but I really have no clue which of the two profiles I want to take.
As far as work goes, what are the fields that would want somebody with both an EE and physics background, and what is probably more hireable, somebody with an engineering major, or somebody with a physics major?
If I were to continue with graduate studies, would taking either of the two really limit myself as to what I would be able to study, or are they pretty much the same thing, and I should just take major in whichever of the two subjects interests me more?
As far as work goes, what are the fields that would want somebody with both an EE and physics background, and what is probably more hireable, somebody with an engineering major, or somebody with a physics major?
If I were to continue with graduate studies, would taking either of the two really limit myself as to what I would be able to study, or are they pretty much the same thing, and I should just take major in whichever of the two subjects interests me more?