<p>“Also, it seems the cleverest in most schools major in physics instead of engine (my 2 cents and I dunno what this means for you)”</p>
<p>Can you elaborate? I think I’m heading to Stanford next fall (I got in), and it’s top 4 for ChemE, top 2 for EE, while it’s probably not even top 8 for its undergrad physics program. I just don’t know what to do. Engineering by itself is already pretty crazy, but engineering+physics: not sure if I’m even going to graduate with a decent GPA enough for grad school.</p>
<p>What do you mean that it’s easier to switch from physics to engineering to grad school than vice-versa?</p>