>>11245223Engineering is the way to go. Its real world application of what all the PhD scientist pull up with. unlike what a lot of /sci/ anons think a science degree cant always get you that dream job in research with your professors.
Where as engineering wont give you your dream job as a head designer at tesla or nasa but your sorta assured a job.
Getting internships is key to getting a job later.
Most companies dont care about your 3.9 or 4.0.
maintain above a 3.0 or 3.2 and your almost always fine.
Next up, internships are like the testing field. Engineering field is broad. Example as a mechnical engineer, i can work in aero, auto, hvac,FEA, etc. there are a many number of fields. So when doing the internship you are basically getting a quick taste of what these fields are like while also seeing what its like to work in large companies and start ups.
Finally i highly advise you to join some sort of team of students, normally there are a number of groups such as racing teams, building bridges teams etc. by doing so you increase your chances of getting an internship since every other student has done these courses already so if you want to stand out do something engineering related.
P.S: If you have difficulty getting an internship in the summer its normal its a lot more competitive since everyone doesn't want to miss a semester to work, and would rather finish early and all that bullshit, but don't let that phase you get an internship during your fall and or winter semester after you've done your first year. and with your other bachelors you should be highly desired.
Goodluck anon become an engineer.
BIG TIP:
ENGINEERING IS ABOUT MAKING THE RIGHT ESTIMATIONS AND ASSUMPTIONS. YOUR ARE MAKING EDUCATED GUESSES ALL THE TIME. SO DONT APPLY WHAT EVER YOU LEARNED IN YOUR BIO DEGREE TO ENGINEERING IN TERMS OF PROBLEM SOLVING
