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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Female with an EE undergrad. Most classes were so hard for me, but I powered through and graduated with a poor GPA. As a result, internships and first jobs were hard to get. I eventually found my footing and I’m now a successful software engineer (thanks to the CS classes required for the EE degree). [/quote] How poor was your GPA if you don't mind sharing? This is my concern with DD who is a current sophomore in engineering. She has a 3.0, but seems to be really struggling. Wondering if I should suggest she look at other majors[/quote] DP married to an engineer. “Cs” get degrees was their undergrad mantra - for all engineering majors. [/quote] Depends on the school - was it a state flagship or a top school? Many students who currently have engineering as their major, was so determined by their parent/s. Those who could not manage the maths, chose an IT field. [/quote] I don’t think it matters. Any engineering degree from any E School is just fine. My MIT colleague is not more capable then others who went to UMCP, UMBC, or VT. [/quote]
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