<p>I’ve known a couple Engineering Physics graduates (not from Pitt, though) who did very well. You should be comfortable finding your own direction and niche. A degree like that is fine for entering graduate school or a professional school. Maybe you want to be a lawyer working in technical fields; perfect for that.</p>
<p>Could be a little harder finding a regular engineering job with this degree. It’s easier for companies to understand a degree in MechE, CivE, EE, etc., so you will have more of a selling job to do.</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>