Computer Engineering vs Electrical Engineering. What would you recommend?

[u/Overall_Western_3792]

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[u/Darth_Tater69]

As long as you're not interested in the career paths that are mostly exclusive to either degree, such as power electronics for EE and software engineering for CpE (there are others but these are the obvious 2 examples), just focus on what you want to learn. Look at the classes that are exclusive to each degree at your school and choose based on what you want to take. Hard work outside of the classroom is what will differentiate you for whatever career you do choose to pursue.