<p>Hi everyone, I am currently a junior and am looking into which major I would like to puruse next year. My plans for the future are to get a degree in an engineering field, then go work at a technology company or consulting firm, and then get an MBA from a top school. Afterwards, I would like to preferably head into the financial sector.</p>
<p>My choices are the following:</p>
<p>Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
General Engineering (Enterprise Systems Engineering)</p>
<p>Which of these majors would be most useful for my future? Also, I like to work with computers but am not neccesarliy the biggest fan of the programming behind it, so would that be a problem in Computer Engineering?</p>
<p>I am in the exact same boat as you. Literally. I plan on finishing this BS in EE, work for 3-4 years, rack up some qualifications/credentials, then apply for MBA at a top school. Then afterwards, perhaps go into consulting or in the financial sector. I know the financial sector heavily recruits engineers in general because of their hard work ethic and analysis. Most undergraduate business majors are lazy and can be found almost anywhere. Talk to any EE/CE, they're at the library most of the time.</p>
<p>I am a junior EE major. I chose EE because just in case if I chose to do law, EEs are typically very hot. CE is also a good choice, but I'd kinda stay away from GE. If you look on many company websites, they are either looking for EE/CE and/or Software Engineers.</p>