Chemical Engineering vs. Electrical Engineering w/ CompSci minor vs. Computer Engineering. Which is better?

I was in the same situation..Im an older student who went back to school after realizing I liked programming and digital circuits. In my experience there were not very many students, only a few, who had done alot of programming on their own prior to school. Many of them had built their own computers and were bigtime gamers I suppose but as far as programming we were pretty much all on the same page.

So even those guys were computer nerds long before you they will on average not have much software experience. I mean there are a few that are but not enough that you are out of place. In fact, not to boast or anything but there are some total gamers and what not that I think I actually became better at programming than.

You'll be fine..it's hard, just work hard and you'll learn what you need to and pretty soon you'll be slappin' down code like no other. You could do Computer Engineering, which is what I'm doing... still a ton of programming(mostly lower level "hardwarish" type of programming) and much more training in hardware(but even a lot of the hardware classes still have a programming feel to them ...hardware descriptive language, microcontrollers, etc...). It is more prestigious than CS and you can pretty much do any CS job and then some(all the hardware jobs...actually any IT job at all).

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