I knew that I like physics since it's a fun and interesting field of science, especially the electricity and magnetism part of physics. Midway through the spring semester, I found out that I didn't exactly enjoy mechanics and thermodynamics. A good part of the physics field and the bachelor's degree are reliant on these two fields. I had seconds thoughts about continuing on as Physics major if I'm not going to enjoy taking mechanics and thermodynamics classes. However, I really grew to like electricity and magnetism portion of the field.
EE is considered a hard major.
But, it's hard only if you put off the homework assignment or neglect any course material. Most of all, I found out that you can learn a lot from the labs. The Electrical Engineering department has a group of outstanding faculty who are ready and willing to do their best to see that their students have a thorough understanding of the courses that they teach. What I like most about the department is that you can learn so much from the professors during their office hours. This is not just asking for help on homework problems.