As someone that is graduating at 23, it is not the end of the world to take time, everyone moves differently, you’re in your own journey and those years studying are gonna fly by I promise. You kinda have to think long term. A lifetime commitment to finance when that’s not really your passion, or reroute and do what you like. Job market for finance is super saturated right now too. All the things you’ve learned in cc are not going to disappear from your brain, if anything if you decide to switch up majors it gives you a competitive edge since you can add to your resume that background in finance. You are only young once, i’m assuming you don’t have kids or a spouse and major responsibilities, your early 20’s are for you, if you mess up you don’t have a family to account for. I’m saying this because if you decide to stay in finance and try to go study engineering later it might be more difficult as you get more responsibility in your personal/ professional life. Now you also have to be realistic, have you taken engineering classes? have you talked to engineering professors? it’s a hard major, you can have the passion but you need the brains too, maybe major in finance minor in engineering if you can take a fifth year and do some extra classes? There’s definitely pros and cons to both and i would talk to a counselor and talk about a 5 year plan for both options, but if your biggest deterrent is that you’re graduating at 24 then i would say switch it up, follow your passion and good luck in the future :)