<p>Whats better? Double major(4 year) or Bachelors leading to Masters?(4 year)</p>
<p>I am thinking of the following</p>
<p>EE + CE double major</p>
<p>or EE + Masters in Semi conductors or financial engineering.</p>
<p>Whats better? Double major(4 year) or Bachelors leading to Masters?(4 year)</p>
<p>I am thinking of the following</p>
<p>EE + CE double major</p>
<p>or EE + Masters in Semi conductors or financial engineering.</p>
<p>second one might be a little better, unless you are not sure whether you want to go into EE or CE.</p>
<p>A bachelors and a masters is more impressive to future employers, but you might want to save time by double majoring. It just depends on your priorities.</p>
<p>The master’s is much much much better in terms of employability and potential for advancement.</p>
<p>A double bachelor’s really only allows you to take a wider range of jobs.</p>
<p>ok ok, but some majors are related like Mechanical and Aerospace. what do you say?</p>
<p>Don’t do double major. Most EE and CE jobs accept degrees from either since they are so related. Some schools like CMU even call their major Electrical and Computer Engineering. If you want a non-technical job, the employer would care even less about what major(s) you have.</p>
<p>Get the Master’s.</p>
<p>all right.</p>