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garbiiiiis
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I am having a hard time deciding between ME and EE.
The other day the brother of my gf asked me, when I was having this delema, "why ME and why EE?"
ME-I said because it seems like ME are happier overall and given the different courses students have to take ( me being a person who does not like to dive into specifics TOO much) I would enjoy more on the long run.
EE- because the first time I understood how a direct circuit actually works (specifically electrons) was just amazing! And I see myself siting down trying to drawing and analyzing a circuit "plan" or anything to do with circuits.
I guess my question is which degree is more time consuming in college and after graduating ( although I know jobs aren't specific but in general). I don't want to seem like the guy who chooses a career over another to slack a little more lol. Just a general idea..
Thank you
The other day the brother of my gf asked me, when I was having this delema, "why ME and why EE?"
ME-I said because it seems like ME are happier overall and given the different courses students have to take ( me being a person who does not like to dive into specifics TOO much) I would enjoy more on the long run.
EE- because the first time I understood how a direct circuit actually works (specifically electrons) was just amazing! And I see myself siting down trying to drawing and analyzing a circuit "plan" or anything to do with circuits.
I guess my question is which degree is more time consuming in college and after graduating ( although I know jobs aren't specific but in general). I don't want to seem like the guy who chooses a career over another to slack a little more lol. Just a general idea..
Thank you
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