Engineering is more hands on and requires more school. It's six years where I live. You also need a background in physics and depending on the kind of engineering, you might need a good understanding of chemistry. I think engineering is more exciting than nursing.I'm thinking of switching majors which would be the best option?
It's a male populated course I would feel very uncomfortable there tbhEngineering.
We need more well-educated xalimos.
Nursing would be a great choice. Most of the students are female. I think it is 90+ female. If you are a guy that would be also great. You will have a great advantage when hiring time comes.I'm thinking of switching majors which would be the best option?
That feeling will go away soon afterIt's a male populated course I would feel very uncomfortable there tbh
I will tell you this right now if you don't have any interest in Engineering and are just in it for the money then don't waste your time.
Engineering is one of the most rigorous degree out there and you will have many sleepless nights to complete labs and assignments.
If math and physics are not your strong suit then Engineering will be a nightmare for you.
Anyways I recommend majoring in Computer, Electrical, or Software engineering as those degrees are in demand right now and you should be able to find a job right after you graduate depending on the market dynamics in your city.