Hello,
I am currently in undergraduate studies for engineering at Penn State University. I love math and sciences, mainly physics. I like engineering and how things work and all that jazz so when I ask this question about money, dont think im picking engineering JUST for the money. I was wondering since i still have lots of time to change majors and what not but im curious from someone who is an engineer or is close with an engineer, what is the best engineering path to take for success? I know companies will pay for you to earn your MBA and work into management but is that the best way to go? Im currently going for mechanical engineering because i hate bio and really dislike coding. As for when im out of college, is it better to get straight into management (my brother did this) or get you professional engineering certification?