<p>That’s something to note with an engineering degree too. Engineers are often chosen for positions in business over business college majors. I think it’s because of the rigor of the engineering curriculum. Employers value the struggle that engineering graduates have had to endure in order to obtain their engineering degree, and they realize that the math engineers have had to master makes them excellant candidates for a variety of business positions. The bottom line is that while engineers can get a job in typically business-oriented positions, the same cannot be said for business majors in engineering positions.</p>