>I might recommend engineering to you. It's hard work, unless you get lucky like me, but tends to pay very well, and requires a LOT of math. Depending on the type of engineering you go into, you may need a fair bit of skill at physics or chemistry, but even those will mainly require more math. In terms of career viability, I think electrical/computer engineering is still a very viable field and will be when you graduate.
> Don Monkey

Although I don't think I qualify as an old fogey, and hence may not be qualified to answer your question, I agree with Don Monkey. What I'll add is that many fields outside of engineering will hire engineers because they like their style of thinking. Engineers are taught two extremely valuable skills -- how to make things that fulfill a task and how to problem solve. Both of these are good abilities to have. Old fogeys, correct me if I'm wrong.
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