What Can You Do with an Engineering Physics Degree?

[maiad]

I'm trying to decide what i might to to major in. One of my first picks was engineering physics since I love physics and mathematics :) but my main concern is I don't know what it actually is and what I can do with such a degree. Thanks for the replies! I also heard there are also sub fields within that I can go into if I was to take this route.

 

[absurdist]

Its a less specific kind of engineering, more like applied physics. Has more general rather than specialized physics courses(Consider it a combination of physics, mec and electrical engineering) Just make sure if you are taking it that you are into the applied engineering 'problem-solving' mindset because that's where it differs from pure physics.
You can later on specialize in any form of engineering easily and buy yourself time if you are confused about what to specialize in.