ELECTRECAL VS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ... HELP PLEASE !!!I have ear.pdf

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The document discusses choosing between electrical engineering and mechanical engineering programs. It notes that mechanical engineering may be easier than electrical engineering, as electrical engineering requires strong physics and math skills. However, career opportunities may be higher in electrical engineering. The document advises choosing mechanical engineering if the student's applied physics and math abilities are very good.

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ELECTRECAL VS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ... HELP PLEASE !!!
I have earned my associate degree in engineering science and I got accepted to NewPaltz
university as an Electrical Engineering and I have also got accepted in Maritime College as
Mechanical engineering .
Can anyone advice me on what school is better and what major is better and easier ?
Your advice will be appreciated
Solution
Mechanical Engineering is easier when compared to electrical engineering. Compared with
Mechanical, the career opportunities are bit higher in electrical engineering. Choose mechanical
engineering if your physics (applied) and mathematics is really good.

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