General Engineering Programs: Reputations, Outcomes, Etc

[AustenNut]

@momofboiler1, in a different thread, you said this:

@momofboiler1

Engineering is a great degree for critical thinking and problem solving skills. Those skills can translate very broadly across multiple industries.

That’s why I think sometimes broader engineering degrees can be more versatile than niche ones. For example, chem E over nuclear, mech e over aero, etc… You can still work in nuclear or aero but can also pivot more easily if the job market changes.

Based on that, what would your thoughts be on a general engineering degree vs. one in mechanical, chemical, etc?