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Maybe some advice on which to take as well. If I am missing any from the poll, let me know.

Edit: I think I want to go into patent law. I was considering majoring in electrical engineering with a focus in computers, and minoring in Philosophy (previous philosophy major). I went to Rutgers for 1.5 years with a philosophy major, and dropped out because I hated it. I am in the process of transferring to a local community college. Here's where the problems occur. I took the non-science general education requirements at Rutgers. Now that I'm going to this community college for a semester, and taking Calc 1, Phys 1, Chem 1, and maybe something else. I will be able to get my associates in 1 semester. I then want to transfer to Rowan and major in engineering, and minor in philosophy. I am considering EE w/ focus in computers, but I wanted to ask ATOT because there's a lot of engineers around here.

Thanks.
 
boo no chemical!!!!!!!elleven!!!!!!!!!!

mech will give you the widest range of employment. electrical and chemical are highest paying. do whatever you like, or what is ranked highly at your school
 
depends on what you want to do when you are older. i'm doing computer engineering right now, that might change sometime in the next year back to computer sciences.
 
mechanical is the most broad in my opinion.. planes trains and automobiles.. that's how i like to think about it.. CompE is just EE on a higher level.. EE is all the circuits and stuff like that that make up the computer.. Civil engineering is boring in my opinion.. but that's just me i'm sure.. buildings, bridges, roads.. all boring to me
 
Originally posted by: habib89
mechanical is the most broad in my opinion.. planes trains and automobiles.. that's how i like to think about it.. CompE is just EE on a higher level.. EE is all the circuits and stuff like that that make up the computer.. Civil engineering is boring in my opinion.. but that's just me i'm sure.. buildings, bridges, roads.. all boring to me
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civil engineers dont just design buildings, bridges and roads :frown:
 
First year was fun, but after your freshman year, prepare for 3 years of little or no social life and lots of time spent on work/lab (unless you wanna socialize with fellow engineering buddies).
 
Originally posted by: habib89
mechanical is the most broad in my opinion.. planes trains and automobiles.. that's how i like to think about it.. CompE is just EE on a higher level.. EE is all the circuits and stuff like that that make up the computer.. Civil engineering is boring in my opinion.. but that's just me i'm sure.. buildings, bridges, roads.. all boring to me
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Airports, dams, harbors, water distribution, railroads, waste treatment, and I'm sure a lot of other fields are left out.
 
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