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BrunoPuntzJones

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I've been thinking about this recently. Not because I am unhappy with engineering, but because so many other things also sound so interesting to me.

I'd like to hear from the rest of you. If you had to pick another career, what would you choose?
 
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The stats say that U students who drop out of engineering but continue are most likely to graduate as economists.

Probably correct - the job is still the mathematical analysis of problems/situations.
 
I thought I was going to be a raft guide and ski bum forever. Then I got tired of being broke. I chose engineering as an alternate career. But I think being a doctor would be much more interesting. (not to mention the people you would work with are bound to be more interesting than an office full of engineers)
 
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